iosr-JNHS   Volume-9 ~ Issue-5 ~ Sep. - Oct. 2020

Abstract: A Baby died in the womb after the 20th of pregnancy is stillbirth. The exact cause is known, but some factors such as smoking, pregnancy induced hypertension, diabetes, obesity, lack of nutrition etc. interfere with this condition. During pregnancy women experiences worry and fear, later sometimes pregnant women feel depressed if stillbirth occurs. This could be devastating stage for women and their family to accept this stillbirth because this may happen in normal pregnancy too. Materials and Methods: One group pre-test-post-test, quasi experimental design was employed for the current study to assess the knowledge about preventive measures of stillbirth among GNM and B.Sc. Nursing students. A total of 60 Nursing students were selected by using Simple random sampling technique. Structured knowledge questionnaire was used to collect data. The content validity.....

Keywords: Nursing; students; knowledge; effectiveness; planned teaching programme; preventive; stillbirth

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Abstract: Men are divine and invulnerable by tradition. Stress is inevitable in life .How an individual acts and reacts to stress decides his wellbeing and health. Stress is the number one health threat in the developing and developed nation (WHO- 2009).Biologically men are having a bigger neocerebrum and less governed by their instinct .Men biologically have trouble in expressing their feelings in to words and latter more subjected to chronic physical illness then ,women which is further triggered by psychosocial causes. Men tend to withdraw towards self and women tend to seek emotional support .Stress is linked to six leading causes of death, including cancer, heart diseases, accidents and lung ailments and suicide......

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Abstract: Background: A stressful lifestyle of individuals can put them in extreme pressure which leads to feeling exhausted, empty, burned out, and unable to cope with the stressful situation. Stress due to occupation can cause both physical as well as psychological symptoms.Burnout syndrome is a psychological concept for the experiencing long term exhaustion and diminished interest (depersonalization), usually in the work context. The health care professionals are more prone to develop the burnout syndrome due to workload at the workplace. Objective: The present study aimed to development of burnout syndrome assessment scale for nurses. To establish content validity for self-developed burnout syndrome assessment scale......

Keywords:Assessment scale, Burnout syndrome, Burnout syndrome assessment scale, Content validity, Content validity index, Modified Delphi technique, Validity

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Abstract: Objective: Most of the world's population spend about one-third of their adult life at work, and with work-place injuries and fatalities remaining at unacceptably high levels. Aim : The study aimed to evaluate The effect of an occupational training health program in improving knowledge of workers regarding health hazards at Atbara Cement Factory Methods: Quasi-experimental: pre and posttest design for the same groupwas conducted usingtotalcoverage,the study sample consisted of 147 workers . The study was conducted in AtbaraCementFactory in River Nile state. The Data were collected by a structured interview questionnaire consisting of demographic data,a knowledge data. The intervention program included occupational educational training program. Compliance with these measures was monitored and recorded....

Key Words: Occupational Health, Occupational Hazards, Personal Protective Equipment

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Abstract: Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the world and ranks first among cancers also seen in Turkey. The rate of breast cancer increases every year in the world, although the mortality rate from breast cancer does not increase at the same rate. As a result, various problems related to patients' quality of life and psychosocial adjustment are raised. Measurement of quality of life is an important factor in evaluating the problems encountered in the treatment of health care professionals, evaluating the clinical process and maintaining the quality of life of the patients. Now individuals are more concerned with quality than length of life. It causes a series of changes in the life of breast cancer patients and these changes affect the quality of life. At this stage, the health care professional who should take the initiative is the most frequent and close relationship with the nurses. The most frequent and close relationships with patients are health care professional nurses. For this...

Key Word:Breast cancer, quality of life, nursing care

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Abstract: Background: Many researches have consistently discussed the factors which interfere Cervical cancer Screening utilization . However, very little research has been conducted to examine the effective intervention for developing awareness of cervical cancer screening Aim and Objectives:The study was to evaluate the effectiveness of planned health education programme on cervical cancer screening among rural women in terms of knowledge, attitude and its outcome. Materials and Methods: A Quasi-Experimental: One group pre-post designed study was conducted among 60 purposively selected rural women in selected rural area of Delhi. The Content validation of the tool and planned health education programme was established. The reliability of the Structured Knowledge Interview Schedule and Structured Attitude Scale was tested by using KR 20 and Cronbach alpha.The data was analysed by using both Descriptive and Inferential...

Key Word: Planned heath education programme; Rural women; Structured ;Outcome

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Abstract: Childers with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity disorder have a lot of needs such as especially educational and nutritional needs. Mothers of children with ADHD require continuous adjustment and more skills compared to parenting a child without ADHD .Their mothers face a lot of tasks because children's with ADHD have a lot of needs which affect their life. The mothers should be understood of their children's needs and should understand how to fulfill and cope with these needs .this study aimed to Assess mother's knowledge about needs of their children with Attention Deficit Hyperactive disorder. Setting: Pediatric Neurological Disorder Outpatient Clinic of Alexandria University Children's Hospital at Smouha, Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic...

Key Word:Attention Deficit, hyperactivity, nutritional need, educational need at school

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Abstract: Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women both in the developed and less developed world and can bring changes related to women's body image and sexuality. Aim of the study: to evaluate the effect of PLISSIT counseling model on sexual life for women with breast cancer. Study design: A quasi experimental research design was used. Subject and settings: This study was conducted at Oncology Outpatient Clinics of Tanta University Hospital. Total study subjects were (60) married women diagnosed with breast cancer and undergoing treatment. Tools: Four tools were used by the researcher in order to obtain the necessary data for the study as follows: Tool I: A structured interview schedule which composed of four parts part I: sociodemographic characteristics of the women. Part ІІ: Menstrual and obstetrical history: - It was consisted of three parts (Menstrual history, Obstetrical history and history of contraceptive methods). Part IІІ: medical history about breast cancer. Part IV: Women's knowledge about the sexual life Tool II: Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI). Tool III: Body...

Key Word:Breast Cancer, Sexuality, Couple Satisfaction, PLISSIT Model.

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Abstract: Electronic health records (EHR)one from important trends in the health care sectors that leads to efficient healthcare information which stored electronically to support patients care, education and ongoing research.Aims1.Determine nurses' knowledge, skills and attitude toward electronic health records 2.Compare betweennurses' knowledge, skills and attitude toward electronic health records. Setting:Assiut University Hospitals mainly(Al-Rajhi Liver Hospital and Pediatric Hospital)Subject:nurses No.= 205 nurse.Study Tools;thepretest for attitudes toward computers in healthcare (P.A.T.C.H) assessment scale developed by 1and modified by2.Results:Al-Rajhi Liver Hospital nurses have higher........

Key Word: Nurses, Knowledge, Skill, Attitude, Electronic Health Records

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