iosr-JNHS   Volume-4 ~ Issue-3 ~ May-June 2015

Abstract: Diabetes mellitus is a chronic disease, with which the patient must live his life. To achieve a state of health and acceptable level of function, patient with diabetes mellitus needs to have adequate knowledge and attitude of self-care activities. They need to clear their doubts related to self care activities such as diet, exercise, medication, self administration of insulin, food care and follow-up. To lead an independent life, the individual diabetes should be a controller of his own life.11 An increase in population in India has an increased susceptibility to diabetes mellitus.

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Abstract:to observe and to analyze the influence of EVA, as reflected by economic value added of banking firms, on liability management (LM) in commercial banks of Indonesia; (2) to investigate and to analyze the influence of asset-liability management (ALM) consisting of Rate Sensitivity Asset to Rate Sensitivity Liability (RSA/RSL), Net Interest Margin (NIM), Capital Asset Ratio (CAR), Burden Ratio, Return on Asset (ROA), Loan Accepted to Asset Total, Non-Interest Income to Asset Total, and Loan to Deposit Ratio (LDR), on EVA in commercial banks of Indonesia;

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Abstract: Time management is a set of skills and behaviours that become a part of one's personal and professional life. It is the key to high performance levels and affecting not only the productivity of your employees, but also helps to cope pressure more efficiently. The aim of the study is to explore the impact of time management program on time wasters of head nurses and their perception toward effective organizational performance. Quasi-experimental design was used in this study. All head nurses (n= 40) working in outpatient of health insurance at Dakahlia were included in the study.

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Abstract: This study was conducted with the aims of assessing the knowledge level regarding osteoporosis care among rural perimenopausal women and designing an effective systematic health education program on perimenopausal women's knowledge and practices regarding osteoporosis based on needs assessment. The Design of this study was quasi-experimental (pre-post). The sample of the study was one group, comprised of 400 perimenopausal women (40-43 years). Participants were recruited according the following criteria: free from chronic diseases (diabetes, anemia and hypertension) and free from osteoporosis. Tools included an interviewing questionnaire, an osteoporosis risk factors assessment questionnaire, an osteoporosis knowledge test and an osteoporosis practice test. The main finding was that there was a statistically significant difference between pre, post and follow-up tests scores.

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Abstract: This study aimed to evaluate the outcomes of educational guidelines on quality of life among patients with permanent colostomy. Subjects and Methods: A quasi-experimental design was utilized in this study, which was conducted in the surgery departments at El- Menofia and Alexandria university Hospitals. A purposive sample of (60) adult patients from both genders with permanent colostomy were taken from the above mentioned settings. The study tool was: Interviewing was used in order to fill The Translated Arabic format of quality of life index for patients with cancer, Sociodemographic data sheet.

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Abstract: Women in her lifecycle go through pre, peri and post menopausal phases. The timing of menopause, perception as well as menopausal symptoms varies between populations and within populations. Aim of the study: - to assess knowledge of women in reproductive age about menopausal problems and preventive health behaviors in Tanta city, Al -Gharbyia Governorate, Egypt.

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Abstract: This paper is like to look out whether antenatal visit and place of delivery is influenced or not by several issues like wealth, education of women and husbands, occupation of women and husbands, working status of women in last 12 months. Insight into factors affecting prenatal care usage and place of delivery will help policy-makers redirect health-related strategies and policies in more equitable directions. We use the secondary data from Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey 2011 on 18000 ever married women (12-49 age) following women questionnaire. Using the multiple regression analysis we find that wealth index, women's and their husbands education has significant effect on ante natal visit and place of delivery, but husbands occupation and women's working status in last 12 months has no significance rather some of it negatively affected. Besides, women occupation put marginal effect on place of delivery which is not come out in number of ante natal visits.

Keywords: MDG, Maternal mortality, Antenatal visit, Place of delivery, Wealth index, Education level, Occupation.

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