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Foreign Exchange Risk Management in Indian Commercial Banks: Perspectives of Bankers and Customers
Get PDFA study regarding the foreign exchange risk management in Indian Commercial Banks is proposed to be conducted in Bengaluru city. The main objective of the study will be to examine the foreign exchange risks faced by Banks and their customers, to understand the different instruments used to hedge those risks and the efficacy of those measures in managing the risks.The study will be considering the scenario from a banker and customer perspective. The researchwill be entirely quantitative in nature and data will be collected through structured questionnaires. The data so collected will be analysed using various statistical techniques and financial ratios. The proposed study is expected to further the cause of forex risk management
Aicardi Syndrome in a 8 month Old Female Child
No full textAicardi syndrome (AS) is a triad of infantile spasms, chorioretinal ‘lacunae’ and agenesis of corpus callosum. The exact frequency of this condition is not known. Here we provide a description of an 8 month old child with Aircardi syndrome. Treated with multiple Antiepileptic dru
Respiratory Therapy Interventions Preventing the Need for Bronchoscopy in a 12 year Old, with Right Lower Lobe Atelectasis -A Case Report
No full textA 12 year old female child presented to the emergency department with fever and lower respiratory tract infection was found to have right lower lobe atelectasis, required high dependency unit admission and impending bronchoscopy, and was improved subjectively and objectively following respiratory care maneuvers and pharmacological support
The Impact of Hospital Accreditation on the Patients’ Experience of Hemodialysis Department: A Case Study
No full textThe excellence of hospital Hemodialysis Department (HD) Service is the one of the most relevant items of health care quality perceived by patients and by their families. Patients experience is considered a way of measuring the quality of services provided. Objectives: To study the impact of National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) Accreditation, India on the patients experience of Hemodialysis Department services. Methods: It is a quantitative, descriptive and inferential research based case study in which sample of a population was studied by structured patients experience survey questionnaires (before and after the accreditation) in a private tertiary care hospital at Secunderabad, Telangana State, India to determine its characteristics, and it is then inferred that the population has the same or different characteristics. Significance of Research: It was observed initially before the accreditation that there was a lower patient’s experience rate of the hospital Hemodialysis Department Services, which was affecting the study hospitals’ business. Hypothesis: Null Hypothesis (Ho) and Alternative Hypothesis (H1) were used and tested to compare the before and after impact of accreditation by applying to each question in the questionnaire. Study Design: The closed ended questionnaire was developed considering the Hemodialysis Department Services by incorporating the six dimensions of quality Safe, Timely, Effective, Efficient, Equitable, and Patient-centred (STEEP) and tested prior to implementing. Questionnaires were given to the patients' families for completion upon using the Hemodialysis Department Services two months before and two months after the accreditation. The data were collected in order to cover all three shifts of the Hemodialysis Department Services. Study Population: Simple random sampling method was selected; the researcher had involved all conscious patients (clinical conditions) from all age groups. Data Collections: Primary data were collected from the survey questionnaires. Secondary data were collected from relevant published journals, articles, research papers, academic literature and web portals. Conclusion: The patient’s experience score has improved from before accreditation compared to after accreditation which indicated that the accreditation has a positive impact on the patient’s experience of Haemodialysis Department Services of the study hospital
Researcher Centric Scholarly Publication and Research Journals Classification – New Insight based Model
No full textResearch and Development is an essential activity in Society for technology, industrial, andsocial progress. Based on the historical review, higher education institutions focus on basic,conceptual, explorative, empirical, and analytical research methods whereas industries focuson new products and new processes development. It is also known that the end of everypiece of research of HEIs and Research Institutions is the scholarly publication and havingthe copyright of such basic or conceptual invention/innovation whereas the end of everypiece of research of industries is acquiring a patent in inventor/company name. In this paper,based on a survey on closed and open access scholarly publications, a new ScholarlyPublication based Research Journals Classification model is proposed by defining an idealscholarly publication process, analysing scholarly publication process, determiningnecessary and sufficient conditions to call an article as Scholarly article, identifying andanalysing various factors affecting Journal classification, and developing a new model called“Researcher centric Scholarly Journals grading”. The developed model of journalclassification is compared with existing Journal grading models and some suggestions madeon scholarly publications and citations from different stakeholders’ points of view
Academic Excellence through Multi-Sensory Approach: A Model for Classroom Teaching
No full textHuman senses are natural contributions which transform the information to the brain for further processing to understand what is being presented to an individual through sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste. Senses will also determine the understanding of the different concept being presented and recall those contents or information for the right situation for the right action. To help the individual learner, teachers in various educational institutions should understand and apply the Multi-Sensory Approach in presenting their teaching contents in a classroom teaching to reach out the uniqueness of the individual learner’s learning style and bring the best academic excellence. With the main aim of helping learners with their unique learning style, the “Itagi’s Model of Multi-Sensory Approach” is been developed by Gururaj Itagi. Highlighting various methods, strategies and techniques in teaching process focussing on individual learning style to maximize student’s academic excellence. This model is framed based on the different learning style of students. This framework considers integrated phases of teaching such as auditory, visual and kinaesthetic approach. The model focuses on Adolescence (aged 12-18 years) mainly onstudents with scholastic backwardness
Animal World and Living Behaviour - Managerial Implications
No full textSustainability of business organizations is an important issue at any point of time in society and needs different types of behavioural attributes to be followed by managers and the employees to be followed to satisfy or to make an impact on stakeholders. The management thinkers of man schools of thought suggest to find out optimum behaviour to ensure success. It is observed that some Animals in their living style adopt certain behaviour which is in built in their way of survival. The principles behind their living methods have several managerial implications. This paper is based on the living behaviour of animals and the managerial lessons involved in it which are relevant to Business Managers in their business operations
An Overview of Matrix Rhythm Concept and Efficacy of Matrix Rhythm Therapy in Pathological Conditions
Get PDFMatrix Rhythm concept was introduced in1996 based upon the concept that every intervention on a cell whether preventive, curative, regenerative or also destructive works primarily via the cells environment, that is via the extracellular matrix. Muscle cells pulsate in the frequency range of 8-12 Hertz. Muscle pulsation frequency which lie outside 8-12 Hertz range correlate positively with pains, muscle tension and other health problems. Changed muscle elasticity and plasticity are linked to variations in pulsation frequency and in logistics the living process on the cellular level. In this paper we have reviewed the Matrix Rhythm Concept and practices of Matrix Rhythm Therapy in treating various pathological conditions. The application of matrix rhythm therapy in various conditions like frozen shoulder, post burn complications etc. are detaile
sustainable Development Strategy through GRI with Reference to VEDANTA Company
No full textSustainable development has become one of the key principles for succeeding human development goals while at the same time strengthening the power of natural systems in order to provide ecosystem services which the economy and society depends upon. The society’s end result is where the use of resources and the living conditions prolong to meet the human needs without hindering the balance of the natural systems. If ever focusing on Environmental sustainability, it will have a concern with the natural environment and how it remains diverse and productive. For natural resources are derived from the environment, the state of water, air, soil are of particular concern. GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) has an important role to form a framework of sustainable development in businesses, government and other organizations. The goal of the sustainable development process is to achieve the status of ‘sustainability’ in all communities. It is important to make compatible with developed and flexible using the standards laid down by GRI therefore in the long term,strategies’ of sustainable development should assist the continuance of the system of biodiversity of city and suburbs through the active protection and sustainable utilization of natural sources. Therefore in order to achieve sustainability, it is necessary to make structural reforms as regarded in the standards set by GRI and to create some deep and fundamental changes in all levels of communities. Sustainable Business Models (SBM) integrates a triple bottom line approach and includes stakeholder interests, including the environment and society. They are important in implementing business innovation for sustainability and can help fix sustainability into corporate purpose, and serve as a key driver of competitive advantage. This study focuses on the analysis of the sustainable development of Vedanta Compan
Legal Research- Descriptive Analysis on Doctrinal Methodology
No full textHuman beings possess instinct of inquisitiveness in cases of confronting with the unknown aspects of life which probe to attain greater understanding on such uncertainty. This inquisitiveness is the method which man employs for obtaining knowledge is termed as research. It is the art of scientific enquiry into new facts conducted in any branch of knowledge. Generally, Research is the movement from the known towards the unknown to be called as the voyage of discovery. It originally contributes to the existing stock of knowledge facilitating its advancement. Truth is pursued with the help of study, observation, comparison and experiment. Systematic study of the law through doctrinal and non-doctrinal research methods considers to be the socio-legal studies aiming to analyze the impact of legal mechanism on the social system. This paper introduces into the fundamentals of legal research, socio-legal studies, conceptual framework on doctrinal research, steps of doctrinal studies, limitations and differences between doctrinal and non-doctrinal legal research methods