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Influence of Innovative Healthcare Promotional Strategies on Human Physical Health & Mental Behaviour
Get PDFIn the current quickly changing environment of healthcare, creative promotional methods play an essential part in moulding persons\u27 physical health as well as their mental behavior. This study investigates the myriad ways in which novel approaches to marketing healthcare can have an effect on these two essential facets of a person\u27s overall health and wellbeing. Utilizing a wide variety of communication platforms, such as social media, mobile applications, and websites that allow users to interact with content is one of the innovative techniques that helps promote awareness. These tactics equip individuals with knowledge, enabling them to make educated decisions regarding their own health through spreading focused information on health issues, preventive measures, and available healthcare services. They support the development of healthy behaviors by encouraging regular exercise, healthy diet, the cessation of smoking, and medication adherence, and this ultimately leads to improvements in physical health outcomes. In recent years, innovative healthcare promotion initiatives have shifted their attention to the promotion and support of mental health. As a result, they have a favorable affect on mental behavior, which leads to persons being encouraged to seek help, which in turn fosters emotional well-being, and therefore promotes early intervention. These initiatives encourage engagement and self-efficacy by furnishing individuals with individualized health information, tools for self-monitoring, and access to online health coaching. Because of this empowerment, favorable behavior changes, increased treatment adherence, and improved health outcomes have resulted. They urge people to participate in regular health screenings and to take preventative actions by reminding them about screening programs, awareness campaigns, and other programs that offer screenings. This emphasis on early detection helps identify diseases at their fledgling phases, allowing for timely intervention and improved treatment outcomes. Early detection helps identify diseases at their embryonic stages. The mental and physical health of humans are significantly influenced by the introduction of novel promotional methods within the healthcare industry. These initiatives contribute to overall well-being because they raise awareness, encourage behavior change, improve access to healthcare services, support mental health, give individuals more agency, and encourage early detection and prevention. It is necessary to do additional research and assessment in order to maximize the design and implementation of new promotional techniques and tap into the full potential of these methods to improve human health and behavior. This study tries to found the relationship between healthcare promotional strategies influence on human physical health & mental behaviour & an association among innovative healthcare promotional strategies on physical health and mental behavior will be influenced by various factors, such as age, gender, socioeconomic status, and baseline health status
Causal Model, Expectations and behaviors that Affect the Satisfaction of Using the Services of the National Science Museum Organization, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Get PDFThis research examined the causal model, expectations, and behaviors that affect the satisfaction with the services of the National Science Museum Organization (NSMO), Chiang Mai, Thailand and analyzed the causal factors that affect the satisfaction with the services of NSMO. The population included the onsite and online NSMO service users. Data collection used a questionnaire. Following statistical analysis, results indicated that expectations have a significant positive effect on service users’ behaviors and a significant positive effect on satisfaction with service use. Moreover, the behaviors of service users do not have a significant positive effect on the satisfaction of using the services. Additionally, analysis of direct, indirect, and total effects indicated that satisfaction with service use is directly affected by expectations, and the behaviors of service users are directly affected by expectations, whereas satisfaction with the services is not directly affected by service users’ behaviors nor indirectly affected by expectations.  
Investigation of the Physiological Strongness in Effect of Pregnancy on Thyroid Hormones among Pregnant Women
Get PDFBackground: Pregnancy serves as the thyroid\u27s stress test. Thyroid disorders are quite prevalent among expectant mothers. 10% of expecting mothers have subclinical hypothyroidism. Anemia, low birth weight, and newborn mental damage are all brought on by prenatal hypothyroidism. The results of this study will evaluate mother and fetus outcomes in pregnant women with impaired thyroid function. The purpose of this study is to establish a relationship between decreased thyroid function and adverse consequences on both the mother and the fetus.
Methods: At the private hospital in Babylon City, a prospective study has been conducted. The 198 pregnant participants in this study who were hospitalized to the obstetric ward in the third trimester of a singleton pregnancy provided information. Women were picked without regard to their age, location, or social standing. Women with thyroid disorders, other medical issues, or multiple pregnancies were prohibited. T3 , T4, and TSH were measured as well as the hematological analyses. The conditions that potentially affect either the mother or the fetus were then evaluated in women with abnormal thyroid function tests. Menstrual cycle pattern, previous abortions, family history of thyroid disorders, history of infertility, level of hemoglobin, and fetal expected result were the variables in this study.
Results: Thyroid disorders are prevalent (11% of people have them), with subclinical hypothyroidism, overt hypothyroidism, and subclinical hyperthyroidism affecting 5.6, 3.5, and 1.5% of people, respectively. Anemia was observed in 26.3% of women with subclinical and overt hypothyroidism, and anemia and hypothyroidism were substantially correlated (p = 0.008).Hypothyroidism was statistically linked to poor fetal outcomes, including low birth weight (LBW) (31.6%), neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) hospitalization (42.1%), and low APGAR Score (21.1%, p =0.042). When compared to women who are euthyroid, the risks of anemia, low birth weight, NICU hospitalizations, and low APGAR score were 4.8, 6.3, 0.14,and 3.64 times greater, respectively, in women with hypothyroidism.
Conclusion: 5.6% of pregnant women had subclinical hypothyroidism throughout the third trimester. Hypothyroidism and anemia, preeclampsia, high cesarean rates,and neonatal morbidities all show significant relationships
The Efficacy of Combining Stretching Exercises along with a Non-Steroid Medication Versus a Local Steroid Injection for Treating Plantar Fasciitis
Get PDF A study comparing the effectiveness of plantar fascia injection with steroid medication to combination therapy, which entails using non-steroid medication together with stretching exercises for the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon, was carried out between January 2020 and January 2021 There were 56 individuals in this prospective study; 10 were excluded because of the exclusion criteria and 6 were abandoned because they did not attend follow-up exams, leaving 40 patients who met the study\u27s eligibility requirements. The study\u27s participants\u27 patients were divided into two categories, A and B , Participants in category A (non-steroid drug plus stretching activities) and category B (injection one) underwent pain assessments prior to therapy, at 4 weeks, 8 weeks, and 12 weeks using a 10 cm visual analogue scale. According to the study\u27s findings, category B pain significantly decreased at 4 weeks and 8 weeks after treatment began compared to category A pain (p value 0.05); however, at 12 weeks, both categories showed good pain relief and showed no significant difference between the two categories (p value>0.05), even though category A\u27s mean pain value was lower. Conclusion: Although it takes a little bit longer time, combining stretching exercises with non-steroid therapy offers a simple, non-invasive way to treat plantar fasciitis, especially when local steroid injection is contraindicated or the patient rejects the procedure. Injection of the plantar fascia with steroid drugs provides a rapid and effective way to treat fasciitis in the first 12 weeks after beginning treatment, but injecting steroid treatment into the plantar fascia may have side effects, which can be avoided.
Keywords: efficacy; combining stretching exercises; non-steroid medication; injection; treating; plantar fasciitis
Unlocking the Power of Psycholinguistic Theory: How the Think-Pair-Share Technique Enhances
Get PDFCommunication is the cornerstone of human interaction, and the ability to effectively express oneself is a skill that can greatly impact personal and professional success. In the realm of education, strong communication skills are particularly crucial, as they empower students to articulate their thoughts, opinions, and ideas with confidence. One technique that has gained significant attention in recent years for enhancing speaking skills is the Think-Pair-Share strategy. This powerful technique not only encourages active engagement and collaboration but also aligns with psycholinguistic theory, which suggests that individuals learn more effectively when they are actively involved in the learning process. In this article, we will explore how the Think-Pair-Share technique can unlock the power of communication among 10th graders, and how it can be implemented in the classroom to foster a supportive and participatory learning environment. So, let\u27s delve into the world of psycholinguistics and discover how this technique can revolutionize the way students develop their speaking skills.
Keywords: Think-Pair-Share (TPS), speaking skill, action research, students, psycholinguistic
Personality Traits of University Students - A Covariate of Physical Activity in Indian Context
Get PDFModerate-to-vigorous-intensity physical activity performed persistently, has confirmed the provision of physical, & psychological benefits. Percentage of people performing physical activity in order to reap these benefits is limited. Bearing this in mind, a strong understanding of what elements are connected with physical activity is required. Physical activity might be influenced by specific personality factors (including openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism) as per research. The current study aimed to establish an association between varying personality traits and physical activity of university students. All the participants completed self-report measures of the Big Five Inventory (BFI) & International Physical Activity Questionnaire - Short Form (IPAQ - SF). A correlation analysis revealed positive association between the personality dimensions of extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, and openness with physical exercise. The results of the study suggest that there is a relationship between personality traits and physical activity levels, and that future interventions aimed at promoting physical activity should take into account individual personality traits and other relevant factors.
Keywords: Personality traits, physical activity, five-factor model, openness, conscientiousness, extraversion agreeableness, neuroticis
The Risk Factors of Stunting in Toddlers: A Psychological Perspective
Get PDFStunting is a condition of failure to thrive in toddlers due to chronic nutritional deficiency, and it can affect low intelligence and decreased physical capacity, reducing productivity and economic slowdown. This study aims to determine the risk factors for stunting in toddlers aged 6-59 months in the coastal area of the north Moramo district.
The type of research used was quantitative analytical research through an observational case-control study design. The population in this study amounted to 870 toddlers. The sampling technique used simple random sampling with a total sample of 90 and divided into groups of 45 case samples and 45 control samples.
This study reveals that exclusive breastfeeding is a risk factor for stunting, with an odds ratio of 22.69, and parenting feeding is a risk factor for stunting, with an odds ratio of 10.085. Family income is a risk factor of stunting with an odds ratio of 16.779 in toddlers aged 6-59 months in the north Moramo sub-districts coastal area, with the Chi-square analysis results with p=0,000<0,005.
The research suggests a need for socialisation about stunting to increase public knowledge.
Keywords: Stunting, exclusive breastfeeding, parenting feeding, income famil
Assessment of Oral Hygiene Knowledge, Practices & Attitude towards the Professional Dental Care Among Narikuravar Children in Tirunelveli District, Tamilnadu-A Cross Sectional Study with a Psychology Approach
Get PDFBackground: Evaluation of oral fitness repute in several tribal communities is continually a tough mission attributed to the conduct, customs, and beliefs prevailing throughout the indigenous population. Compromised oral health reputation amongst those businesses in large part impacts general individual health, health service usage, and high-quality lifestyles. The present study was aimed at understanding the present-day nation of oral health and assessing the understanding and attitude towards oral hygiene practices of many of the kids of the Narikuravar tribal inhabitants
Materials and Method: A cross-sectional questionnaire- primarily grounded check was done to assess the knowledge and attitude towards oral health status and professional dental care practices amongst kiddies of the Narikuravar population in the abecedarian areas of the main study population at Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu. The rankings have been calculated and grounded completely on the responses of the bystander actors.
Results: In the present study only 22.5% children brush their teeth twice a day while about 70% preferred to brush only once in the morning using tooth paste and brush (62.5%) to clean their teeth. Majority of the children (92.5%) were not familiar with brushing techniques, role of dental plaque in bleeding gums and complications associated with dental caries despite 80% were reported without any caries. On Assessment of their attitude towards Professional Dental Care, it was observed that 75% had never visited the dentist with the major reason being that they lack experience of tooth pain while 15% of them reported fear associated with their dental visit and 15% of them experienced little dental pain during their first visit.
Conclusion: The present study clearly shows lack of awareness and insufficient understanding towards oral health concerns and oral hygiene practices despite one-third had utilized the services of professional dental care in the past. This emphasizes the need for dental health educators and dental professionals to conduct dental camps, organize more aggressive propaganda and health programs to educate and raise awareness among the children of Narikuravar tribal inhabitants about their oral health to improve the overall quality of life.
Keywords: Attitude, Dental Caries, Dental Plaque, Health Promotion, Narikuravar, Tribal Oral Healt
Psycho Social Problems of Adolescent School Students – A Descriptive Study
Get PDFAdolescent students undergo enormous problems in their development period of adolescence. These problems make them to develop mental health issues like depression, anxiety, fear etc. They have problem at home with their parents, siblings and elders and at school, they have problems in learning, misunderstanding with teachers, peer pressure and problems in developing friendship. Therefore, this research concentrates on the problems of adolescent students by employing descriptive research design and utilizing stratified disproportionate random sampling technique, the researcher gathered information from 700 male students and female students. Student’s Problem scale of Dr.Harkant D. Badami (1977) has been utilized for data collection. Association between cordial relationship with teachers and students problem and association between with whom the adolescents discuss their problems and students problem and study habits and students problem have been analyzed by using SPSS. Findings and suggestion are given in the article
A Study of Piano Musical Works in Southwest China in Cultural Contexts
Get PDFBackground:
The evolution of piano music in China commenced in the early 20th century with the introduction of Western music and culture, prompting the rise of piano enthusiasts among the educated class. Researchers have played a pivotal role in advancing the creation and dissemination of national piano works by deeply exploring the fusion of Chinese traditional music with piano performance.
Objective:
The aim is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the cultural dynamics that have influenced the development and spread of piano compositions in this unique region.
Result:
The study on document research reveals the versatile applicability of pragmatics in linguistics, including semantics, phonetics, cognitive linguistics, sociolinguistics, and psycholinguistics. It underscores the pivotal role of pragmatics in enhancing our comprehension of human dialog comprehension and communication, particularly in the analysis of diverse local dialects.
Conclusion:
In Conclusion, this research underscores the transformative potential of pragmatics, demonstrating its relevance across diverse linguistic disciplines. Moreover, it highlights the harmonious integration of Chinese traditional music and piano performance in Southwest China, enriching the global musical tapestry and preserving regional cultural identities.
Keywords: Cultural; Context; Piano; Musical; Chin