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

Abstract: Nurse educators who function in the classroom and practice setting are accountable for producing and mentoring present and future generations of nurses. Deprivation of preparedness for the faculty role and the anticipation of the academy lead to vexation with work, slender effectiveness and failure. And role strain commonly occurs due to burdensome to exercise the duties of multidimensional roles and complete the needed responsibilities. The objectives of the study were to: i) assess the degree of role strain relating to their level and domains, ii) assess the scores of academic role orientation among participants, and iii) explore the relationship between role strain and socialization variables and academic role orientation. Methodology: The research design adopted for the present.....

Key words: Academic role orientation, role strain, socialization, nurse educators.

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Abstract: Background: Despite government actions and policy to scale up routine immunization in Nigeria, the uptake in Nigeria and many Africa nations remains low when compared with more advanced countries. This study aimed at examining factors influencing acceptability of routine immunization among married Ebira women in selected communities of Ekiti State. Material and Methods: The study is a descriptive research and it employed cross-sectional design. Data was gathered from 361 women who had a minimum of two year-old children as at the time of survey, from selected communities in Ado Local Government such as Erinfun, Ukewo and Ago corner. Ethical approval was sought for from Research and Ethic Committee, Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo Ogun State. In addition, respondents were consented for full.....

Keywords: Factors, Acceptance, Routine Immunization, Awareness Word Count: 259

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Abstract: Aims and Objective: The purpose of the study is to assess the prevalence of road traffic accident among food delivery workers. Methods: A Cross-sectional study design was used in this study.170 participants who are working as food delivery work in Chennai were surveyed for the study. A semi structured questionnaire was used in this study. Results: Among the 173 food delivery workers, 56 workers were met with an accident. In our study, it was found that most vulnerable for the accident is 20-29 years of age. And the major risk factors was identified for road traffic accident was mobile phone use while driving. Conclusion: Even the professionals are working as food delivery works due to unemployment. This will be avoided in future. Due to unemployment most of the professional are working this food delivery work without any hesitation because of money.

Keywords: Food delivery workers, Road Traffic Accident, Stress, Mobile Phone usage, Prevalence, incentives

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Abstract: Sickle cell anemia remains a huge public health problem in underdeveloped and developing nations. It represents a chain of inherited blood issues that affect the haemoglobin inside the red blood cells. This study aimed to assess the effect of an educational program for parents' of children with sickle cell anemia. A-Quasi-experimental research design using one group (pre, immediately post, and 3 months later) was used for this study. Setting: The study was conducted at the hematology Out-Patient clinics in Mansoura and Fayoum University children hospitals, Egypt. Subject: A convenience sample of 100 parents having children with sickle cell anemia have been attending the previously mentioned setting from May to October 2019 had been covered. Tools: One tool used to collect.......

Keywords: Educational program, Out-patient, parents' knowledge, practice, sickle cell anemia

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Abstract: Background :- Allergic Rhinitis (AR) is now the global health problems worldwide. The prevalence of allergic rhinitis is increasing very rapidly throughout the world. Allergic rhinitis is a chronic disease that severely affects the Quality of Life (QoL) of the patients. Allopathic medicines provide only short time symptoms relief of the patients. Objective :- The objective of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the homoeopathic intervention in treatment of recurrent allergic rhinitis and to assess the predominance miasm in the cases of recurrent allergic rhinitis. Materials and Methods :- It is a non-randomised, open level, prospective, single arm, non-controlled, experimental, short-term, before and after comparison study. 37 patients are enrolled for the intervention, out of 37 patients 30 patients were completed the entire follow up and 7 patients were drop-outs. The outcome measure by using Allergic Rhinitis Quality of Life (ARQOL) scores. Outcome measures were the Improvement of the Quality of the Life (QoL) and reduced severity of symptoms like sneezing, nasal obstruction, running nose, itching in the nose and eyes etc.....

Keywords:- Allergic Rhinitis, Homoeopathic medicine, Anti-Miasmatic, Miasm, Outcome, Quality of life

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Abstract: Background:Acinetobacterbaumanniiis a common cause of nosocomial infection in hospital & community. It can survive in any environmental condition.World Health Organization(W.H.O)already declared it's a severe problem in health sector & they categorised it in a priority 1(critical) list due to its emerging ability ofMulti Drug Resistance (MDR).Homeopathy may have a role to play in combating the development ofantibiotic resistance. Materials and Methods: Clinically Isolated Samples were collected from BharatiVidyapeeth hospital, Pune& incubated at 37°C to growth of A. baumannii. Sample had tested for MDR category under Kirby-Bauer process.An in-vitro anti-microbial Studies.......

Keywords: Acinetobacterbaumannii, WHO,CLSI,Anti-bacterial activity, 96 Broth dilution method, Bryonia, Belladona, Lachesis, Kirby-Bauer test, AntibioticResistance, Homoeopathy& Antibacterial Activity.

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Abstract: Background:Continuing education is crucial for quality improvement in health care. The needs assessment of CE helps to ensure effectiveness. However, such an assessment necessitates certain techniques that are unfamiliar to health care communities in developing countries. This study identifies the needs of providing training to health care providers in Benishangul Gumuz regional sate. Objective:The aim of this survey is to assess training needs among health care providers in Benishangul Gumuz regional state health facility, North West Ethiopia, 2018......

Keywords: Continuing education, continuing professional education, Training needs assessment

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Abstract: Background: Fecal incontinence is a physically and psychologically stigmized health problem that affects mil-lions of people, especially those over the age of 65 years. It has a deleterious impact on geriatric patients' quali-ty of life. Aim: Assess fecal incontinence frequency, severity and its impact on quality of life of elderly pa-tients..Method: A descriptive design was used. The study was conducted at the outpatient clinics of Mansoura University hospitals affiliated to Mansoura University A purposive sample of 89 fecally incontinent elderly pa-tients in the previously mentioned settings. Data collected over a period of 6 months from first of October 2019 to the end of March 2020.Tools: Four tools were used; Structured Interview Sheet, Katz and Akpom Scale, the Revised Faecal Incontinence Scale, and The Fecal Incontinence Quality of Life Questionnaire Results: The study results revealed that.....

Keywords: Fecal incontinence, frequency, Severity, Quality of life, Elderly patients.

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