Sunday, October 18, 2009
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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