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Analysis Of The Determinants Of Child Malnutrition In Bihar
No full textThis paper intends to investigate and analyse some of the major factors affecting key indicators of child malnutrition in the Indian state of Bihar. The anthropometric measures of stunted, severely stunted, underweight, severely underweight, wasted and severely wasted has been analysed for children under 5-year age using analysis of variance method against various factors viz. gender, type of place of residence, toilet facility, level of mother’s education and wealth index within state. NFHS – 4 data have been used for the purpose. The study finds a fairly significant effect of these factors on the prevalence of child malnutrition. Proper government intervention is recommended to counter these adverse effects
The Mediating Role Of Job Satisfaction In The Relationship Between Motivational Factors And Employee Commitment To Sustainable Construction
No full textprioritize and innovate methods in relation to ESG strategies. To achieve this objective, employees play a crucial role in ensuring their individual performance contributes to the overall success of the organization. However, the lack of commitment and job satisfaction by the low-motivated employees worsened the organizational performance and decreased organizational productivity. This would negatively affect the organizational sustainability of the construction companies.
Objectives: To examine the mediating role of job satisfaction in the relationship between motivational factors and employee commitment to sustainable construction.
Methods: In this study, data was gathered by using questionnaire from the senior management of construction industry in Malaysia. One hundred fifty companies whose identities were collected from construction companies were asked to complete printed questionnaires provided by the individual. There was a total of 300 questionnaires distributed to these companies.
Results: This study indicates that three motivational factors, recognition and, promotion, have significant direct relationships with employee commitment. Training was found to be negative and, insignificantly to employee commitment.
Conclusions: This study contributes to the understanding of how motivational factors impact employee commitment and job satisfaction in the context of the Malaysian construction industry. It highlights the importance of not only providing training and promotion opportunities but also recognizing and satisfying employees to enhance their commitment to the organization
Comparative Evaluation Between Midline Submental Intubation Technique And Lateral SubmentalIntubation Technique In Airway Management Of Severe Cranio-Maxillofacial Trauma
No full textSuccessful outcomes of any surgical procedure are dependent upon unobstructed access. Management of patients with multiple traumas of the face or those undergoing multiple/complex facial osteotomies has always been challenging, not only to maxillofacial surgeons but also to the anesthetists, as both specialists struggle for the same anatomic territory. Hernandez in 1986 published the first article on the submental route for endotracheal intubation. He developed this technique to avoid tracheotomy particularly in maxillofacial trauma where short-term maxillomandibular fixation was required. This technique allowed intraoperative access to perform dental occlusion and reconstruction of the nasal pyramid in patients with skull base fractures. Submental endotracheal intubation is a simple technique with very low morbidity, and may be used as an alternative to tracheostomy in selected cases of maxillofacial trauma.
In this study we have compared midline submental intubation technique and lateral submental intubation technique in 30 patients of maxillofacial trauma on the basis of several parameters like bleeding, time taken to intubate, complications and scarring
Method Development And Validation Of Metronidazole In Bulk And Marketed Dosage Form
No full textDevelopment and Validation of a High-Performance Liquid Chromatographic Analytical Procedure for Determining of Metronidazole in a bulk and marketed dosage form is described in this paper. The Separation was made with a C18 Symmetry (4.6 X 150mm, 5μm) Column at ambient temperature, with isocratic mode and mobile phase Phosphate Buffer pH 2.8 : Acetonitrile 35:65 v/v. Eluent was monitored at 284 nm and the flow rate was 1.0 ml/min. Metronidazole was effectively separated with retention time (RT) of 5.1min. Within the selected chromatographic conditions the method was validated for Analytical Parameters:- Specificity, Linearity, Precision, Accuracy, and Limits of Detection and Quantitation. The Calibration curves were linear in the concentration range of 2-20 µg/ml for Metronidazole, and the Regression was found to be 0.997 respectively (NMT 0.999) for Metronidazole. The % recovery for 50%, 100% and 150% accuracy level of Metronidazole was found to be within the range of 99.13-100%. This Analytical Procedure is applicable for the Quality Control of drug formulations
Self-Regulated Learning Among College Students: Unraveling Gender And Locality Differences
No full textSelf-regulated learning (SRL) is the process through which individuals actively take control of their own learning. This research study, carried out in Kashmir division of UT of Jammu and Kashmir-India, highlights notable variations in self-regulated learning (SRL) among college students. Self-regulated learning was assessed by administering Self-regulated learning scale constructed by Gupta and Mehtani (2017). It was found that majority of students possess average levels of SRL. The results imply that, on the whole, female students outperform male students in SRL (composite score). Furthermore, insignificant differences between rural and urban students on Self-regulated learning were reported. The study contributes to fostering inclusive, effective and culturally sensitive educational practices that benefit a wide range of students. Incorporating motivational programs, activities, and self-regulated learning instructional strategies into the curriculum is essential for fostering self-regulated learning in students
Exploring Determinants Of Internet Addiction Among Adolescent Facebook Users: A Comprehensive Study.
No full textIntroduction: The study introduces the emerging phenomenon of Internet addiction among teenagers, drawing parallels with substance dependencies. It emphasizes the consequential academic, social, and occupational ramifications associated with this trend.
Objectives: The study aims to thoroughly examine and identify instances of Internet addiction prevalent among teenagers. The objective is to provide valuable insights into the patterns and implications of excessive Internet use among adolescents.
Methods: The research employs meticulously crafted offline questionnaires tailored for school-going students. A substantial cohort of 660 participants from various educational institutions is enlisted, utilizing a cross-sectional research methodology. Data collection involves personally administered questionnaires to probe the intricate dimensions of Internet addiction.
Results: The study\u27s exclusive focus on adolescents reveals insightful findings, highlighting a prevalent pattern of moderate Internet usage, with a specific emphasis on the widely popular social media platform, Facebook.
Conclusions: By adopting a comprehensive approach, the research significantly contributes to understanding Internet addiction within the context of adolescent behaviour. The insights garnered hold pivotal implications for educators, parents, and mental health professionals, providing valuable knowledge to formulate effective strategies in addressing and mitigating potential adverse effects associated with excessive Internet use among teenagers. The nuanced comprehension of this contemporary societal concern fosters a more informed and proactive stance toward cultivating a healthier digital landscape for the younger generatio
Impact Of Digital Technology On Bsnl Employees’ Behaviour
No full textEmployees working in a private company adopt new technology easily. Employees working in private companies are implementing and learning digital technology for job security. But more or less employees working in the public sector face numerous problems in espousing and learning digital technology. This has positive or negative effects on the employee\u27s performance, behavior and their interpersonal relationships. There are constraints and challenges but the employees need to strive to achieve whatever is possible through the resources available with the employees. Hence, the research tries to identify the impact of digital technology on BSNL employees’ behaviour in Kerala. Data was collected from fifty BSNL employees in Kerala. Hence, it is concluded that digital technology in the workplace has a positive effect on employee behaviour. The research also identified that employee behaviour has a positive effect on employee performance. The research suggested that BSNL will create a culture that encourages employees to be innovative and creative and improve employee behavior by imparting knowledge of digital technology to reduce employee stress and improve employee performance
Sustainable Reporting Practices of Indian Listed Companies: A Comprehensive Comparison with Global Standards
No full text As the world\u27s attention shifts to sustainable development, companies everywhere are implementing open and accountable reporting practices, with a focus on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues. This study looks at the extent to which Indian listed companies integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) aspects into their reporting practices and how they report sustainably. Through an examination of annual reports, sustainability reports, and other relevant documents, this study aims to identify the prevailing patterns, challenges, and factors impacting sustainable reporting in the Indian business sector. The study assesses the impact of legislative frameworks and international reporting standards on the adoption of sustainable reporting practices by Indian listed enterprises. Through a thorough examination of multiple approaches, the research enhances our understanding of the dynamic environment. The study was conducted for a period of five years. The study is empirical in nature. The major sources of data were collected from secondary sources. For analysis, the proper statistical techniques are employe
Acute And Subacute Oral Toxicity Of Saraca Asoca In Rats
No full textAshoka is one of India\u27s most revered and mythical trees. Some information regarding its potential toxicity is available. This study assessed Saraca asoca\u27s acute and subacute toxicity in wistar rats. The mice were observed for 28 days after being given three separate doses of the plant orally for the acute and subacute toxicity. Result indicates no significant changes in body temperature, body weight and food and water consumption when compared to control group. No significant changes were observed in the relative organ weights of vital organs such as liver, lung, heart, spleen, kidney, brain and uterus with ovary as compared with control group. Body temperature of the rats of both sexes treated with SA Extract at doses low dose (250mg/kg), Intermediate dose (500mg/kg) and high dose (1000mg/kg) were not significantly different from control. When compared to the control groups, the current toxicity investigations of oral administration of SA bark extract (at dosages of 250, 500, and 1000 mg/kg) showed substantial alterations in physical, hematological, and biochemical parameters. Bark extract of SA administration may be hemolytic
The Transformative Power Of Medical Digital Information: Advancements, Challenges, And Opportunities
No full textThe digitization of medical information has emerged as a powerful force revolutionizing the healthcare industry. This paper explores the profound advancements, pressing challenges, and the promising opportunities presented by the integration of technology into medical practices. We delve into the impact of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) on patient care, safety, and coordination. Telemedicine and remote monitoring technologies are examined in their role of enhancing healthcare accessibility and patient outcomes. We explore the transformative potential of wearable health devices and the unprecedented insights they offer into individual health management. Furthermore, we discuss the revolutionary impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) on diagnostics, personalized medicine, and drug discovery. Amidst these advancements, we address the challenges of data security, interoperability, and the digital divide, emphasizing the need for a robust and ethical approach to technology integration. Finally, we explore the opportunities that medical digital information presents for personalized healthcare, population health management, and predictive analytics. Embracing these opportunities could lead to a more efficient, patient-centered, and innovative healthcare landscape for the future