iosr-JNHS   Volume-9 ~ Issue-3 ~ May - Jun. 2020

Abstract: The emergent infectious disease caused by newly discovered coronavirus which has been originated from Wuhan, China in the month of November,1,2 and on January 30th 2019 it was declared as public health emergency of international concern by WHO and on 11th March it became a pandemic3,4,5 The number of confirmed cases has touched the mark of 3.76 million with no signs of slowing down.35 Till May 9th 2020, the confirmed cases are 59,662 over time and death toll has surpassed 1,981 in India. According to the data collected by the Johns Hopkins University in the United States, more than 896,000 people have been recovered from the disease, worldwide.5,6 Talking about symptoms of covid -19 it includes fever, dry cough, fatigue or malaise, shortness of breath and sometimes person may.....

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Abstract: Background:Improved diagnosis and treatment methods, increasing incidence rates and prolonged life expectancy have steadily increased the number of people living with cancer diagnosis.
Objectives:The objective of the study was to assess and compare the level of stress and coping strategies adopted by gastrointestinal cancer patients with other non-cancerous chronic gastrointestinal disease patients
at selected hospital, New Delhi, in view to develop an educational pamphlet. Methods:This descriptive comparative study was conducted in oncology day care and OPD of Institute of Liver
and Biliary Sciences, New Delhi. Total 200 patients (100 GI cancer patients and 100 other non-cancerous chronic GI disease patients) were selected........

Keywords: Coping Strategies, Stress, Gastrointestinal Cancer Patients, Other non-cancerous chronic GI disease patients.

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Abstract: This study was design to examine effectiveness of STP on knowledge regarding social phobia among adolescents studying in Keshlata School of Nursing at Bareilly U.P. A pre-experimental research design was used. Non-Random convenient sampling approach was used to select 60 samples. The knowledge was measured by 35 items of a structured interview schedule to assess knowledge on social phobia. The results were computed using descriptive an inferential statistics based on the objectives of the study. Background of the study: Social phobia is the most common anxiety disorder and the third most common psychiatric disorder in the world. Social phobia is commonly seen during the adolescent period. They may fall behind in the school, avoid school completely, or worry proceeding the feared event may last for weeks and interferes with the individual's daily routine, social life, job, or, school. This has motivated the researcher to conduct a study "A study to........

Keywords: Adolescents, social phobia, STP.

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Abstract: Nurses in a complicated healthcare system, offer nursing care to satisfy needs of patient that sometimes may decrease under desired standards.Overuse, underuse, and misuse considered as a dangerous problems in healthcare quality. Deletion of basicneeded nursing care of patients is a missed nursing care, which affected by many complex factors such as availability of human and material resources, communication and so on. Work flow means as a work happiness and enjoyment, intrinsic motivation in work and satisfying absorption in the activity. The study aimed to identify the factors affecting missed nursing care and its relation to nurses' work flow in....

Key words :Missed Nursing Care, Factors Missed Care, Nursing Work Environment, Patient Outcomes, Work Related Flow, Job Demands-Resources (JDR)

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Abstract: Inter-professional collaborative education and practice can prepare health workers to work on inter-professional teams by educating them about key concepts related to inter-professional collaboration. The study sought to determine professional-related factors influencing inter-professional collaboration among healthcare workers in primary healthcare facilities in Nakuru County, Kenya. The study employed a cross sectional survey research design and a questionnaire to collect data from 146 healthcare workers. Stratified random sampling technique was used to sample the primary healthcare facilities and the respondents to be included in the study. Data was analyzed using.........

Key Words: Professional-Related Factors, Inter-Professional Collaboration, Healthcare Workers

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Abstract: Percutaneous nephrostomy (PCN) tube is used to decompress the obstruction in urinary tract and to restore the renal function. Many complications have been associated with PCN tube insertion, the nurse as a health care provider is concerned with preventing these complications through teaching healthy self-care practices. Aim: Assess self-care practices among adult patients with percutaneous nephrostomy tube. Design: A descriptive study design was used for this study. Setting: Outpatient urology clinics at the National Medical Institute of Damanhour, Egypt Subjects: A convenience sample of sixty adult patients who had percutaneous nephrostomy tube for ≥ 2 weeks. Tools: One tool was....

Key words: Self-care practices, Adult patients, Percutaneous nephrostomy tube, Urinary tract obstruction

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Abstract: Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the air way resulting in air way hyper responsiveness mucosal edema, and mucus productive. It is a common disease in the world affects more than 15% all over the world of the population. The main objective of this study was to exhibit nurses' knowledge regarding management of chronic bronchial asthma. This cross-sectional study was conducted in Rajshahi Medical college Hospital, Bangladesh from October 2019 to January 2020. A total of 50 nurses were included in the study and their socio demographic data were collected. The result shows that most of the nurses 72.0% were diploma in nursing. All of them 100.0% were known about chronic bronchial asthma and how to manage it. Most of the nurses 96.0% were known the complication and prevention of chronic bronchial asthma.

Keywords: Chronic Bronchial Asthma, Nurses knowledge, Socio-demographic status of nurses.

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Abstract: Background: Complementary feeding of an infant is a common cultural practice commenced at the age of 6moths which plays vital role in the child's milestone for growth and development. The right practice of weaning is necessary to prevent from various health related complications like allergy, diarrhea and choking furthermore delayed weaning may result in nutritional deficiency, protein energy malnutrition and, childhood illness, developmental delay stunting and sometimes even death. Materials and Methods: In this descriptive quantitative study by using a modified self structured questionnaire 50 mothers knowledge assessed regarding complementary feeding through the interview. . The questionnaire contains about from which sources the person gains information , the level of knowledge regarding complementary feeding.....

Key Word: Knowledge, Complementary Feeding, Mothers, Infants

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