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Psychological Impact of Counselling Intervention Program of Sample of People Attending Primary Health Care Centers in Erbil City
Get PDFBackground: Cardiovascular disease is one of the largest health issues threatening people\u27s lives in the globe today. These illnesses are the primary cause of death in several states.
Objective: The goal of this study is to assess the impact of a counseling intervention program on cardiovascular disease incidence and mortality among the people of the Erbil Governorate.
Subjects and methods: In order to evaluate the efficacy of the counseling intervention program, pre-post intervention studies were carried out on a sample of participants who attended 29 primary health care centers in Erbil city affiliated to the Erbil Health Directorate, Kurdistan Region of Iraq. 100 participants who accepted to participate in the intervention program had their baseline data collected. Each group had 50 participants and was randomly allocated to either the intervention group or the control group. Data was gathered between October 2021 and July 2022. Before implementing the program, the validity of the counselling intervention program was approved by cardiologists and specialists in this field. Prior to data collection, the necessary ethics permissions were obtained.
Results: Most of the participants were either in the age range 56-65.9 years (48.0%) of the control group or 46-55.9 years (30.0%) of the intervention group. According to the findings, both groups had a significant prevalence of high blood pressure (74.0% in the control group and 68.0% in the intervention group), and 94.0% of the control group members had diabetes. As a result of the study\u27s findings, the majority of participants in both groups were taking medication to treat high cholesterol. Participants in the intervention group lost more weight than those in the control group (83 vs. 79, p-value.114) and experienced higher changes in their cholesterol and HbA1c (6.4 vs. 6.8, p-value.003) after three months of follow-up. Both triglycerides (214 vs 229 mg/dL, p-value.172) and HDL (45.6 vs 45.2 mg/dL, p-value.841) were significantly different. LDL-C reductions in the intervention group were higher than in the control group (122 vs. 134 mg/dL, p-value = 0.047).
Conclusions: The findings show that cardiovascular disease patients can adopt and maintain a variety of lifestyle modifications during the follow-up and counseling periods that can lower and regulate blood pressure and HbA1c, help them lose weight, and raise their HDL-C levels
Self-Perception of Oral Health in the Elderly in the City of Ambato. An Observational Study
Get PDFIn this research, very different from the conventional way, we want to present the information data that elderly people (over 65 years of age) have about their oral health with the aim of evaluating the self-perception of the state of oral health and the visits to the dentist by people over 65 years of age in the Ambato canton. And it was observed that, of the total, very few older adults have knowledge about this topic, in the same way we perceive the percentage of people who have difficulty getting to the dentist since their family does not have both economic and social support
The Psychological Impact of Green Human Resource Management on Employee Satisfaction in Chinese Hotels
Get PDFThe effect of green human resources on the hotel employee satisfaction is an important area of research. Green human resource refers to implementing environmentally friendly, sustainable, and socially responsible HRM practices in the organization. The practices include employee training and development, compensation and rewards, recruitment and selection, and performance appraisal to encourage employees to participate in environmental activities to establish a good organization. The study shows that implementing green HRM can significantly improve the job satisfaction of hotel employees. Hotel employee satisfaction in China is a topic that has received much attention. According to researches, the satisfaction of hotel staff in China is affected by various factors. Firstly, compensation and reward are the important factors affecting hotel employee satisfaction. Low salaries and lack of promotion opportunities may lead to job dissatisfaction and turnover. Besides, hotels can provide green training and development, green recruitment and selection, and green performance appraisal to help employees upgrade their skills and careers to enhance employee satisfaction. This conceptual paper elaborates on enhancing the understanding of employee satisfaction and GHRM in China. Finally, it proposes a study future agenda that spur scholars to examine the topic in empirical work
Exploring the Effectiveness of Peroneal Nerve Flossing in Alleviating Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy Symptoms
Get PDFAIM: This study aims to determine whether the common peroneal nerve flossing approach improves common peroneal nerve function and physical wellbeing. NEED OF THE STUDY: Diabetic neuropathy refers to dysfunction of peripheral nerves experienced by individuals with diabetes mellitus. This condition primarily affects the nerves located in the legs and feet, leading to damage and dysfunction. Increased glucose levels will also cause nerve damage. The nerve flossing technique nerve mobilization technique is used to improve the neuro dynamics in conditions that involve irritation of the nerve. It gently mobilizes the compressed nerves through a set of simple exercises. It helps to reduce pain and to improve the ROM and reduce the damage to the nerve. Nerve mobilization is a technique with static and dynamic stretching that moves the involved nerve through full ROM. Mostly used to treat nerve-related pain and entrapment syndromes. Thus, the study focuses on the effects of nerve mobilization and nerve flossing techniques in subjects with diabetic neuropathy. METHODOLOGY: This study involved recruiting 8 subjects aged between 40-60 years with diabetic neuropathy and an HbA1C level of 6.5% or higher. Both male and female participants with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes mellitus were included, and those with an abnormal score exceeding 2.5 on the MNSI, or the Michigan Neuropathy Screening Instrument were selected. Pre-test phase involved conducting nerve conduction studies (NCS), administering the QOL-DN questionnaire to assess quality of life, and then initiating the treatment protocol for a duration of 12 weeks, The treatment consisted of the nerve flossing technique performed twice for 5 repetitions, along with active mobilization performed five times with 10 repetitions and a 5-minute interval between sets. After completion of the treatment protocol, a post-test was administered, utilizing the same outcome measures. The collected data underwent statistical analysis for further evaluation. RESULT: The study results indicated that the nerve flossing technique effectively improved nerve function in individuals with diabetic neuropathy. The results emphasize the potential advantages of integrating nerve flossing techniques into the care and treatment of diabetic neuropathy
Psychological Relationship between Multidimensional Perfectionism and Academic Performance by the Mediating Role of Academic Resilience in the Schools
Get PDFThis study aimed to determine the relationship between academic resilience, multidimensional perfectionism and academic performance. The descriptive-correlational method was utilized as a research design, while the stratified sampling method was employed in the selection of respondents and participants. Mediation analysis was used to achieve the objective of the study. The findings of the study showed that the learners during School Year 2021 – 2022 were found to exhibit academic resilience in terms of perseverance, reflecting & adaptive help-seeking, and emotional response. Moreover, their multidimensional perfectionism as to striving influence their academic performance. Finally, the variables reflecting and adaptive help-seeking, emotional response, and striving are good predictors to determine the academic performance of the learners
Psychological Insights into the Impact of Yellowfin Fish Bone Powder and CaCO3 Therapy on Histological Features of Vertebrae Bone in an Ovariectomized Mice Model
Get PDFIntroduction: The therapy of giving yellowfin tuna bone meal to experimental rats is one of the models used to determine the effectiveness of bone meal on changes in healing in ovariectomized rats. Treatment for osteoporosis to date only use provision of calcium as an ingredient for therapy for osteoporosis sufferers. Calcium is needed by the body to help the growth of bones and teeth.
Purpose: This study aims to determine the effect of bone meal on histological features of vertebral bones in an ovariectomized rat model using yellowfin bone meal and Caco3. therapy.
Methods: The method used in this study was an experimental study (experimental study) randomized post test control group design to determine the effect of surgical treatment (ovariectomy) and treatment of deproteinated, non-deproteinated yellowfin tuna bone meal and CaCO3 at a dose of (0, 400 , 800 and 1600 mg/kg BW/day) in ovariectomized rats.
Results: The results showed that the greater the dose of yellowfin bone meal at a dose of 1600 mg/kg BW/day, the faster the vertebral bone repair towards healing, this was indicated by the bone thickness with the lowest value in the treatment and CaCo3 (63 mm); non-deproteinated (72 mm) and the highest was in the deproteinated treatment at a dose of 1600 (92.24 mm)
Analyzing Anticipatory Phrases in the New Testament: A Stylistic Examination from a Psychological Perspective
Get PDFThe research involves analyzing the stylistic aspects of expressions depicting anticipation, as found in English religious texts. Because it focuses on the language used in religious statements that deals with the idea of waiting, the study is very important. This study is concerned with investigating the influence of religious doctrines over language style. The research employs religious phrases of anticipation as discovered in the New Testament rendition of the Bible. It also employs an eclectic model of analysis for the purpose of this investigation. The eclectic model includes Crystal and Davy (1969) religious language analytical frame work , Van Noppen (1981) religious language style and Short and Leech (2007) stylistic tool-kit . The questions raised in this study involve : What are the key lexical, semantic, grammatical, figure of speech, context, and cohesive linguistic items used within religious waiting statements? What does this investment mean exactly? What impact does the idea of waiting for invested language have? The results of this analysis confirm that specific linguistic items, such as biblical collocations, God names, and religious archaic language, are used. Additionally, the Divine type metaphor is highlighted in religious contexts. 
Role of Artificial Intelligence in Psychological and Mental Well Being: A Quantitative Investigation
Get PDFArtificial Intelligence has developed over years to a level where it plays significant role in diverse sectors including healthcare. Its huge potential to influence psychological and mental well-being of people not only seeks attention but also raises the necessity to develop ways to explore AI and its possibilities in psychology and medical care. Several studies conducted depict various ways in which AI powered tools and therapies aid in assisting people to overcome major psychological issues such as depression, stress and anxiety. AI driven methods disrupt conventional methods of therapy and counselling by incorporating innovative facilities to address and comprehend mental health concerns of varying groups from , diverse backgrounds. However, there are several ethical and accessibility related concerns in regard to the role of artificial intelligence in dealing mental health issues which further increase the need to explore this arena. Comprehensive research on this area will help develop perspectives on AI as well as its challenges there by providing scope to expand and construct use of AI in medicine and psychology in a better way. 197 is the sample size considered for this study from patients suffering from different psychological and mental illness. Factors identified in this study are Monitor patients remotely, AI based Personalized Counselling, Quick & Easy diagnosis, AI based Conversation tool – Chatbots
Psychological Factors Influencing the Academic Achievement of Health Care Sector University Students in the Covid-19 Pandemic
Get PDFThe study is to providing exploratory data of seeking for the measures for improving the academic achievement in online education environment, by understanding the relations of academic achievement, major satisfaction, self-efficacy degree, and self-esteem targeting the health care sector students. Using the SPSS 21.0 Program, the data was analyzed. The results of this study are as follows. As a result of analyzing differences in major satisfaction with the sociodemographic characters of subjects, it was significant differences with department (p<.001), academic achievement(p=.028), and motivation for major selection(p<.001). In the analysis of differences in self-efficacy with the sociodemographic characters, it was significant differences with academic achievement(p=.001) and motivation for major selection(p<.001). The factor influencing the academic achievement was self-efficacy. The coefficient of determination(R2) meaning the explanatory power of the model was 9.6%. Therefore, in order to increase learners\u27 academic achievement, programs that can increase learners\u27 interest in learning, interactions and feedback between professors and learners, awareness of learners\u27 importance, and positive thinking processes to cope with crises must be provided
Description of the Psychological State of a Pregnant Women with Fetal Death Attended at Hospital General Ambato Iess in Ecuador
Get PDFBackground: Fetal stillbirth refers to the death of a fetus after the 20th week of pregnancy, but before delivery and can have multiple causes, including maternal factors and placental or fetal problems.
Objective: The aim of the study was to describe pregnant women with fetal death attended at the Hospital General Ambato IESS in Ecuador.
Methods: It was an epidemiological study corresponding to the descriptive level, being observational, prospective, cross-sectional, and descriptive. The population study consisted of 20 patients with fetal death, who were surveyed for the corresponding description of their pregnancy.
Results: It was found that most of the patients were married and had a high school education. In addition, they all belonged to the Catholic religion and had a general type of insurance. There was a high prevalence of polycystic ovary disease, as well as a history of hypothyroidism and ovarian cancer in the patients\u27 mothers, and no mammograms were performed. No alcohol, tobacco or drug consumption habits were found.
Conclusions: It was concluded that fetal death can occur at any age of the mother, however, the risk is higher in those younger than 20 years and older than 39 years. New studies are suggested to focus on the effectiveness of different interventions to prevent fetal death; to perform longitudinal studies to better understand its underlying causes; to analyze its psychological and emotional impact on women and their partners; and to evaluate specific risk factors in different populations and contexts