Sunday, October 18, 2009
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND RELATED TOPICS
1. Knowledge of causes of malnutrition by mothers on admission
2. Incidence of Dysmenorrheal amongst female student of any school of your choice
3. Occupational hazards among laboratory workers in the microbiology labs departments
4. The knowledge of peri-menopausal problems amongst mothers aged 25-40
5. Knowledge of sex education amongst students (school of your choice)
6. Health and social effects of alcoholism amongst young adults in faculty of medical sciences
7. Determine of choice of place of delivering among childbearing mothers in a particular community
8. Incidence of self medication among students of university of Nigeria Nsukka in ………
9. Attitude of health care workers to tuberculosis patients in infectious disease hospitals
10. The incidence of jaundice among babies ages 0-2 months in (choose your area)
11. The knowledge of substance abuse among the medical students of any college of medicine(specify)
TAKE A LOOK ON AWARENESS OF THESE TOPICS
1. The knowledge and attitude of nurses towards patients admitted with HIV/AIDS
2. The cause and effects of occupational hazards among nurses working in a particular ward
3. Knowledge and practice of aseptic techniques among student nurses
Awareness of the risk of and prevention of needle prick injury among health care giving
4. Factors contributing to the prevalence of diarrhea in children between the age of 1-10 years admitted into the children emergency ward
5. The role physical exercise in the management of stress among civil servants
6. Causes and effects of unwanted teenage pregnancy among teenagers aged 10-20 (any secondary school)
7. Knowledge and practice of contraceptive Use among married women attending a (particular clinic)
8. Incidence and truth of breast cancer among female patients in any ward
9. The practice of adequate nutrition among pregnant women
practice of female genital mutilation(ABSTRACT)
ABSTRACT
This study was undertaken to assess the attitude, knowledge and practice of female genital mutilation among parents attending Abakpa health centre Enugu. A descriptive study was conducted using the questionnaire as the data collection instrument, which was shared among the 60 respondents chosen for the study. Data analysis was systematically done and presented in tables and figures. The findings revealed that majority of the respondents (55.8%) knew the exact meaning of female genital mutilation and 65% knew of its effect and legal implications.
The findings also show that the respondents 28.3% support the idea of female genital mutilation with 65% affirming that it is still practiced in their communities. The findings also revealed that culture and ignorance were the major factors influencing the practice of female genital mutilation. The researcher therefore recommends that adequate awareness of the numerous affects and legal implication of FGM should be taken to the grass root or can be individualized among older people who hold tenaciously to their culture and pass it on to the young ignorant mothers.
WHERE ARE U LOOKING FOR THOSE TOPICS IS HERE
1. The knowledge and attitude of nurses towards patients admitted with HIV/AIDS
2. The cause and effects of occupational hazards among nurses working in a particular ward
3. Knowledge and practice of aseptic techniques among student nurses
4. Awareness of the risk of and prevention of needle prick injury among health care giving
5. Factors contributing to the prevalence of diarrhea in children between the age of 1-10 years admitted into the children emergency ward
6. The role physical exercise in the management of stress among civil servants
7. Causes and effects of unwanted teenage pregnancy among teenagers aged 10-20 (any secondary school)
8. Knowledge and practice of contraceptive Use among married women attending a (particular clinic)
9. Incidence and truth of breast cancer among female patients in any ward
10. The practice of adequate nutrition among pregnant women
most wanted resaerch topics
Knowledge of preventive measures of anemia in pregnant women
Practice and knowledge of food hygiene by food handlers
Utilization of maternal health services by mothers of child bearers age
Hindrance of cataract among adult patients admitted in eye ward of your hospital
Knowledge and practice of mosquitoes control measures in the preventing of malaria among student doctors, residence doctors, student nurses
Practice of breast self examination among student nurses / any primary school of your choice
Knowledge of preventive measures for foot ulcer formation among patients attending diabetic clinic
Causes and effects of premarital sex among student (any secondary school of your choice)
Knowledge and practice of menstrual hygiene among students (any school)
NOSOCOMIAL INFECTION
ABSTRACT
In developing countries like Nigeria, the incidence of nosocomial infections can be devastating resulting in major disease outbreak in hospitals and other health care facilities. This research was conducted to determine the knowledge and practice of prevention of nosocomial infections among trained nurses in surgical wards of UNTH Ituku-Ozalla Enugu. This study serves as a motivation to trained nurses in surgical wards of UNTH Ituku-Ozalla Enugu and also as a base for other research work on nosocomial infections. A descriptive research design was used. The total population used for the study was trained nurses in surgical wards of UNTH Ituku-Ozalla Enugu. The total population for the study was one hundred and two (102) out of which fifty (50) were selected using availability sampling technique. The instrument for the data collection was questionnaire containing 21 structured questions. Fifty questionnaires were distributed and the same were collected back after completion.
Through this study, the researcher was able to find out the level of knowledge and practice of prevention of nosocomial infections among trained nurses in surgical wards of UNTH Ituku-Ozalla Enugu and the factors that hinder this practice.
The findings revealed that 98% of the respondents have heard about nosocomial infections while 2% have not. 78% of the respondents practice prevention of nosocomial infections while 22% do not. 94% of the respondents expressed that they have hinderances to the practice of prevention of nosocomial infections. The hinderances include poor working environment 26%, poor knowledge about prevention of nosocomial infection 10%, and lack of water for handwashing and other material resources 58%.
The researcher concluded that majority of the trained nurses in surgical wards of UNTH Ituku-Ozalla Enugu have knowledge about the prevention of nosocomial infections but not all practice it due to lack of equipments and poor working environment.
More topics
1. Knowledge of gestational diabetes among pregnant women attending( a particular health center)
2. Knowledge of obesity in pregnancy among pregnant women attending( a particular clinic)
3. Knowledge of practice of hand washing technique among nurses in surgical wards (specify in the hospital)
4. Post operative pains management by nursing staff in the surgical wards of your hospital
5. Practice of oral care among trained nurses in your hospital / a particular ward
6. Knowledge and attitude of trainee nursing the management of patients with HIV/AIDS
7. The utilization of the nursing process in care of patients on any hospital of your choice
8. Incidence of clinical malaria among female student nurses
9. Awareness of family planning measures among women attending clinic
10. Infant feeding and weaning practices Among mothers attending immunization Clinic(choose a clinic of ur choice)
RESAERCH TOPICS MADE EASY
resaearch topics
Knowledge and attitude of pregnant women attending ante-natal clinic
Water purification practice among the inhabitants of (any community of our choice)
Prevalence of adverse effects of anti-malaria drugs amongst students
Nutritional belief and practice among pregnant women that attend a (particular clinic)
Practice of exclusive breast feeding among mothers
Influence of mothers occupation on child mothers .
Practice of oral dehydration therapy among women attending (a particular) health center
Knowledge and attitude of student nurses towards sexually transmitted diseases
Knowledge of HIV/AIDS prevention of mother to child transmission among pregnant women
Awareness of precipitating factors to sickle cell crisis among patients with sickle cell disease.
Friday, October 16, 2009
STGMATIZATION OF THE NMENTALLY ILL PERSONS (ABSTRACT)
ABSTRACT
This study is an indept enquiry on the stigmatization of the mentally ill persons in our communities. The study revealed that the negative opinions about people with mental illness are widely held.
Questionnaire was used by the researcher in a population sample of 100 residents of Udi Sidings Community the response was 100% and the respondents are of various academic levels. About 9 opinions concerning the forms of stigmatization and whether respondents have seen anyone with mental disorder. About 90% of respondents reported to have seen someone with mental illness. However stigmatization of the mentally ill persons is widespread and serves as a major barrier to treatment.
The most negative attitude towards the mentally ill persons is labeling as a result of misconception. Significantly, more stigmatization of the mentally ill persons was found among the young adults of age bracket (21-25) years.
Moreso, mass media having the most negative opinions on the stigmatization of the mentally ill persons more than any other factors. However, psychiatric professionals had less impact on attitudes towards the mentally ill persons.
Reducing the stigmatization of the mentally ill persons living within our communities and society at large continues to be an important goal for mental health professionals . if u want to get full version of these resaerch works dial : 07035774494 this a reasaerch carried out by st/n ekezie
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