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ER NURSES AND RESILIENCE, GENERAL OVERVIEW
No full textBackground: The emergency department (ED) plays a major role in every healthcare facility, especially during disasters, outbreaks, and emergencies. This systematic review article emphasizes the crucial duty of EDs to provide immediate, effective, and high-quality care to patients. Nurses are integral to the daily operations of the ED, responsible for triage, assessment, management, treatment, and patient care. Given the influx of patients, EDs require excellent facilities and a highly trained and professional healthcare team.
Methodology: Disasters vary in definition but often involve severe societal disruptions, surpassing the affected community\u27s coping capacity. Nurses must comprehend crisis management fundamentals, including readiness, reaction, recovery, and mitigation. They are expected to possess disaster management knowledge, skills, and abilities to support patients, promote community preparedness, and demonstrate professional commitment.
Results: Continuous training is vital, including psychological readiness and advanced methodologies like high-fidelity modelling. Emergency nurses work in really stressful conditions daily, necessitating resilience to cope effectively. Excessive personal and system-level stress can hinder nurses\u27 ability to provide optimal care. Developing resilience and work engagement through personal activities and stress-relief behaviours is crucial. Empathy and intellectual abilities are essential in the ED, ensuring high-quality care under any circumstances.
Conclusion: In conclusion, the ED and its healthcare team are vital in managing disasters and providing immediate care. Nurses, in particular, must be well-prepared, resilient, and empathetic to deliver top-tier patient care and thrive in a demanding work environment
Investing With Insight: Behavioural Finance And Women\u27s Financial Decision-Making
No full textIt is projected credibly that India is set to become the most populous country and thus the global powerhouse in the economic context. To harness the full potential of our workforce we need to suitably assist the 50% of our demographic workforce, the women. The primary thing required here is to pay attention to their financial literacy. It outgrows the basic mathematics skills taught in school and should be more goal oriented and specific to equip women to handle their money better. Depending upon the lifegoals of any person, financial goals need to be planned and same is the case of female investors. The right knowledge, skills and behaviors must be taught to them to be able to create more wealth out of their existing incomes.
This study focusses on women’s financial behavior in various aspects like their socio-economic status, their education level, their financial literacy, and the like. This study also tends to find out the favorable investment preferences of women in terms of the characteristics of an investment category. An effort has been given here to evaluate financial behaviour in a 360 -degree perspective also including the risk acceptance levels, socially responsible investing.
Statistical methods such simple and multiple regression have been used to analyze the data and it has yielded results which are insightful and increase our curiosity. The results compel us to think on the ground realities and thus can be used to provide practical suggestions to people at the policy helm like the government to take steps to the demographic half can invest well. This research can also help with corrective measures that need to be taken in the context
The Effects And The Influence Of A Geriatric Nursing Practitioner On The Quality And Effectiveness Of The Treatment Of Patients In Home Healthcare: A Systematic Literature Review
No full textBackground: Home healthcare is critical in modern healthcare systems because people live longer and want to age with dignity. Quality home health care refers to secure, safe, and effective services, involving and empowering patients and enhancing effective utilization of resources. This literature review evaluates the effects and the influence of geriatric nursing practitioners (GNPs) on the quality and effectiveness of the treatment of patients in home health care and satisfaction.
Methods: The literature search was conducted on PubMed, Google Scholar, and JSTOR. The review included 10 articles from the final 15. The articles were reviewed using thematic analysis to identify the common themes.
Results: The major themes derived from the selected articles are that nursing professionals can enhance the quality of home healthcare by using technology to provide care, comprehensive geriatric assessment, evidence-based practice, and integrated care.
Conclusion: The included studies indicate that GNPs play a critical role in providing and enhancing the quality of home care.
"A Correlational Study On Emotional Regulation With Distress, Depression, Anxiety And Somantization Among Young Adults"
No full textThis paper aimed at finding out correlation between emotional regulation with distress, depression, anxiety and somatization among young adults. As there are scientific evidence that most of the physical and mental ailments have roots in unhealthy ways of managing ones emotions. Emotion is a complex experience of state feelings at a time. If emotions are not channelized properly, it may lead to many physical and mental problems.
In current scenario, when the youth of entire world are struggling with various issues like career instability, fear of their own life or their loved ones, life, financial crisis, social isolation and worries about future. Healthy way of emotional regulation becomes need of the day. Emotional regulation is a technique of channelizing/ regulation ones emotions in a certain way.
By acknowledging the problems of youth and importance of emotional regulation, researchers framed this study. The sample taken for this study consists of 60 college students between the age of 18 to 24 years of both the genders randomly. The variables which are studied in this paper are emotional regulation (Independent Variable), (Expressive Suppression and Cognitive Reappraisal), distress, depression, anxiety and somatization (Dependent variables). Tools which have been administered on samples were Emotional Regulation Questionnaire by Gross J.J. and John O. P. (2003).Which has two facets i.e. a)Cognitive Reappraisal and b)Expressive Suppression. While four Dimensional Symptom Questionnaire by Berend Terluin, Maartje Terluin, Katinka Prince, Harm Van Marwjik (2008) has been used to assess distress, depression, anxiety and somatization. Findings of the current research paper suggests significant correlation of Expressive Suppression with Distress, Depression, Anxiety and Somatization and no significant correlation has been observed with cognitive reappraisal.  
Exploring Factors Influencing First Birth Intervals In Manipur, India
No full textBackground: In developing countries, delayed childbearing, particularly the timing of the first birth, has gained considerable attention over the past decades. Strategies often focus on postponing marriage to ensure that the first childbirth occurs during the twenties or early thirties. Objectives: This study aims to investigate the determinants of first birth intervals in Manipur, a state situated in the North Eastern region of India. Materials and Methods: A crosssectional, community-based study was conducted in the valley districts of Manipur. A sample survey of 977 currently married women with at least one live birth was conducted using a pre-tested semi-structured schedule via personal interviews from April 2022 to October 2022 with 1st April 2022, as the reference date. The survey employed a cluster sampling scheme. Analysis: The time interval between marriage and the first live birth, including censored cases where women reported first conception at the survey, served as the response variable. Various socio-economic, behavioral, cultural, and demographic factors were considered as explanatory variables, utilizing dummy variable techniques for qualitative factors. Cox\u27s regression model (PH-model) was employed for analysis. Findings: Educational level (p < 0.01), Christian religion (p < 0.05), and age at marriage (p < 0.05) emerged as determinants of the first birth interval after adjusting for other variables. Implications: The findings of this empirical study provide valuable baseline information for understanding first birth intervals in Manipur and the North Eastern region of India
An Analytical Review of ORANS: The Traditional Knowledge of Conservation And Management of Natural Environment
No full textConservation and management of the natural environment are not new to humankind. Since the dawn of civilization, people have understood the importance of protecting biodiversity. Sacred Groves (SGs) are real-world examples of a system for conserving the environment that is present almost everywhere in the world. These SCs go by many names in India, including Koli Kadu in Tamil Nadu, Orans in Rajasthan and Gujarat, Pavithravanams in Andhra Pradesh, Dev-van in Himachal Pradesh, and many others. Every region of the country has unique and indigenous methods to protect and conserve these SCs. This traditional Land Use Practice of Western Rajasthan Orans is a unique example of Gene Pool Conservation based on a sociocultural and economic value system. The goal of this study is to review the participatory methods and management approaches used for the conservation of orans. Varied parts of the country have different conservation and management strategies for SCs, but this study focuses on the hot, desert region of Western Rajasthan. The study finds out how the pastoral community manages the natural resource and conserves biodiversity in the harshest climatic condition of the region by facing various threats to the existence of Orans. Many NGOs, environmentalists, and foresters conducted research to safeguard, restore, and conserve Orans, but this study is attempting to determine the planner’s role in preserving this ancient treasure of our civilization. The coordinated effort from everyone will aid in preserving this systemic knowledge from India.  
Influence Of Building Material On Building Performance In Institutional Building
No full textThe choice of building materials plays a vital role in determining the overall performance of educational buildings. This research paper aims to analyse the impact of building materials properties on the various aspects of building performance, encompassing energy efficiency and occupant comfort. By understanding these influences, the researcher endeavours to provide valuable insights for optimizing building material selection and construction strategies. The study adopts a mixed-methods approach, combining both quantitative and qualitative research methodologies. Data collection will involve extensive literature review, to identify the properties of potential alternative building materials. This review paper will discuss the following building performance factors - energy efficiency and thermal efficiency. Through the analysis of collected data, the review paper assesses the role of building materials in influencing energy performance patterns and thermal performance. The findings of this review highlight the most suitable materials properties for buildings to achieve superior performance. By addressing the interrelation between building materials and performance outcomes, this research paper contributes to the advancement of high-performance educational buildings
Hybrid Bamboo Space Grid Structure For Sustainable Envelope
No full textBamboo is one of those providential developments in Nature which, like the horse, the cow, wheat and cotton, have been indirectly responsible for man\u27s own evolution. It is a giant grass, inherently, a Nature grown pipe and is the fastest growing plant in the world. It is a big carbon sink, having multiple usages and zero waste material having more than 10,000 documented uses.
Space grid structures are a rigid, lightweight, truss-like, two-way spanning, single or double layer or triple layer structure, constructed from interlocking struts in a geometric pattern, in flat or curved plane. These are widely used for industrial buildings, factories, sports halls, warehouses, swimming pools, conference halls and exhibition centers, stadiums with long span etc.
Space grid structures are made up of struts and internodes. Conventionally steel is being used for both elements. If we replace steel struts with bamboo struts, it will make the structure, cost and time efficient with added goodness and elegance of bamboo. For this purpose, bamboo has all mechanical properties to withstand the structural tests and internodes are specifically designed for the purpose.
The paper talks about the structural properties of bamboo and how the internodes’ design can change the utility and efficiency of Space grid structures and make them sustainable.
Concluding, it can be said that due to increase in calamities, the demand for temporary structures has gone up. In such circumstances Hybrid Bamboo Structures are efficient solution to provide Sustainable Built Envelope
Analysis Of Advance Structural Materials Usage In The Construction Of High-Rise Building & Its Applicability In India
No full textThe demand for sustainable, high-performance, and cost-effective construction solutions has driven the exploration of advanced structural materials in the context of high-rise buildings. This research paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the usage and applicability of advanced structural materials in high-rise construction projects, with a specific focus on their implementation in India. The study begins with an overview of the key challenges faced in high-rise construction and the limitations of conventional materials. Subsequently, a detailed exploration of advanced structural materials, including carbon fiber composites, high-performance concrete, and shape memory alloys, is presented, highlighting their unique properties and advantages over traditional materials. This analysis is based on an extensive review of existing literature, case studies, and ongoing research in the field. Furthermore, the paper investigates the suitability of advanced structural materials for high-rise buildings in the Indian context, considering factors such as material availability, cost-effectiveness, and compliance with local building codes and standards. The study assesses potential barriers to adoption and identifies opportunities for implementing these materials in India\u27s construction industry. In conclusion, this research paper highlights the potential benefits and challenges associated with the utilization of advanced structural materials in high-rise construction in India. The findings contribute to the understanding of how these materials can enhance the performance and sustainability of tall buildings, providing valuable insights for engineers, architects, and policymakers aiming to improve construction practices and infrastructure development in the country
Habeas Corpus In Apex Courtan Alternative Path To Obtain Child Custody, Sidestepping The Traditional Custody Petition In District Court
No full textIt is historically presumed and also often found to be embedded in the legal principles of family laws of many modern-day countries that during a child\u27s "tender" years (generally regarded as the age of four and under), the mother should have custody of the child. The family laws prevalent in India upholds the doctrine no differently and, generally, in any custodial dispute between sparring couples having “tender aged” children, usually the custodianship is awarded to the mother.
However, in recent times, the ‘tender-years’ doctrine has been replaced by ‘best interests of the child’ doctrine in advanced economies such as the USA and European Union as the tender-years doctrine was often not doing the justice in terms of child welfare needs and in USA the tender-years doctrine was found to be violating the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution