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JQHE Review Article May 30, 2022
Implementing Violence Training to Reduce Workplace Violence amongst Registered Nurses and Healthcare Professionals
Cara Arender RN, FNP (s), Dalton Barnett RN, FNP (s), Sergio Villegas RN, FNP(s) and Abigail Mitchell* DHEd, MSN, MBA, RN, CNE, FHERDSA

Workplace violence (WPV) is highly prevalent across the healthcare system, but there is a higher incidence of violence within the emergency department. Healthcare workers have eit…

Nurses COVID Pandemic ICU
NHIJ Research Article May 27, 2022
Can We Predict Turnover Intention in Palestinian Nursing Students? The Relationship between Resilience, Burnout and Turnover Intention
Shaabna Z* and Sarhan A

Introduction: Globally, nursing is perceived as a demanding and stressful profession. In recent studies, the psychological well-being of employed nurses has been given considerabl…

Resilience Burnout Intention to leave
NHIJ Research Article May 27, 2022
Hands on Skills of NPCCs in Critical Care: Views from NPCCs, Healthcare Professionals and Other Stakeholders
Chandni B*, Bharadwaj U and Mancheri N

Introduction: As demand for nurse practitioners in all types of intensive care units continues to increase; ensuring successful integration of these nurses into general and specia…

Healthcare Nursing Critical care
JQHE Mini Review May 27, 2022
Christianity and Spirituality in Healthcare
Philip DM*

According to the American Medical Association, ‘Health care is a fundamental human good because it affects our opportunity to pursue life goals, reduces our pain and suffering, he…

Health Care Christian’s Duty Prayers and Healing
AABSc Mini Review May 9, 2022
Tryptophan Metabolism and its Relation with CKD Patients
Digvijay K*, da Luz LG, Virzi GM, Bhargava V, Taramsari MM and Ronco C

Signs and symptoms of chronic kidney disease (CKD) are usually not present during early stages of disease. If diagnosed early, the progression of CKD could be slowed down. Finding…

Chronic Kidney Disease Tryptophan Indoleamine 2
NHIJ Research Article Apr 26, 2022
Numeracy Skills for Undergraduate Nursing Students’ Clinical Skill Assessment: An Expository Analysis
Nurumal SM, Sumaiyah Jamaludin TS*, Ahmad N, Naznin Muhammad SA and Chan CM

Introduction: Nursing and mathematics are synonymous, particularly in clinical settings. Numeracy skills have been identified as one of the competency elements for outcome-based e…

Numeracy Skills Undergraduate Nursing Clinical Skill Assessment
NHIJ Research Article Apr 26, 2022
Governance of Public Health in Local Development with Migratory Migrate Flows from the Center of Mexico
Guillen JC, Sandoval Vazquez FR, Rincon Ornelas RM and Lirios CG*

Gross mode, the relationship between migration, health and development has been undertaken through governance, as a result of an identity process that is reduced to the choice of …

Governance Public Health Local Development
IJOAC Research Article Apr 22, 2022
Effect of the Site and the Type of Fertilizer on the Taxonomic Composition and Abundance of Phytoplankton Population of Ponds in West Cameroon
Kenfack DA*, Tagning ZPD, Kom MF, Efole ET, Tiogue TC and Tchoumboue

Pond fertilization is an age-old practice aimed at optimizing yields in so-called production fish farming systems. With this in mind, a characterization study of phytoplankton, th…

Fertilizer Pond Taxonomic Composition
NHIJ Editorial Apr 13, 2022
Surviving the First Year as New Faculty during a Pandemic
Swenson C*

As we near the end of the academic year, I find myself reflecting back on the challenges and successes of being a new faculty member. To put this whole adventure in a clear lens…

JQHE Pilot Study Apr 7, 2022
Shifting Personal Protective Equipment Usage Found Amongst Nurses
Hall RN FNP(s), Gladey RN FNP(s) and Abigail Mitchell DHEd, MSN, MBA, RN, CNE*

Background: Personal protective equipment (PPE) has been around since the 14th century and the importance of it is unmeasurable. The COVID-19 pandemic left the world with a shorta…

Personal Protective Equipment PPE Usage COVID-19
JIDTM Research Article Apr 7, 2022
Covid-19 and Health Care Workers in Burkina Faso: Characteristics and Perceptions of their Management
Sondo K Apoline*, Nare D Joseph, Diendéré E Arnaud, Ouédraogo G Arsène, Ouédraogo A. Risgou, Sawadogo Abdoulaye, Diallo Ismael, Bicaba Brice, Yaméogo N Valentin, Kaboré Mikaila, Ouédraogo L Wilfried, Yaro I Ignace, Minoungou Jules CW, Kaboré Pierre, Kuiré Marcel, Ouédraogo Narcisse W, Sanou Simon, Yaméogo Issaka, Zaré Abdoulaye, Koussoubé Daouda, Ouédraogo Georges, Kaboré R.A. Flavien, Ki-Zerbo A Georges, Poda Armel, Ouédraogo Charlemagne, Sanou Adama, Niamba Pascal, Ouédraogo Martial

Background: Health workers, engaged in the front line of the response to this pandemic, have inevitably been exposed to great risks of infection. Thus, in Burkina Faso, as in most…

COVID-19 Health workers Stigma
OAJO Mini Review Mar 29, 2022
Sars-Cov-2 Virus and Eye
Italo Giuffre*

It is a minireview about the impact of SARS COVID-19 pandemia on Ophthalmology. Since 1990’s this virus was studied and some researchers showed its retinotropism. Nowadays, accord…

Covid-19 Eye Immunology
NHIJ Commentary Mar 14, 2022
Vital Parameters in Children
Amin U*, Yousuf R, Rasool S and Rasool I

Vital sign is an objective dimension of crucial physiological functions of human beings. This dimension is first and essential step in clinical examination. Classification of pa…

JQHE Research Article Mar 1, 2022
Implementation and Monitoring of the Vaccination Campaign against SARS-Cov-2 Virus in the Local Health Authority of Viterbo
Dari S*, Bragaglia G, Testa E, Baldini I, De Luca F, Genovesi O, Pacchiarotti L, Ruggieri E, Sapienza C, Titocchi M, Manzi M, Perugi P and Aquilani S

Introduction: The COVID emergency has been of great impact for health systems, among the various causes mainly for the difficulties in forecasting, the rapidity of spread, the lac…

SARS-CoV-2 COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign
NHIJ Research Article Feb 21, 2022
Hear Our Voices: Experiences of Family Planning Services by Tongan Women in South Auckland, New Zealand
Malungahu GM, Ofanoa M* and Ofanoa S

Access to family planning services have been widely accepted worldwide as a basic human right. However, findings from a study that involved 12 Tongan females in South Auckland, Ne…

Tongan women Family planning Fertility
NHIJ Research Article Feb 21, 2022
Use of EBP as a Problem Solving Approach to Improve Patient Satisfaction, while Overcoming the COVID Pandemic Barrier
Berryman J*

Background: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services requires hospitals to meet rigorous patient satisfaction requirements for reimbursement. One metric used for patient s…

Patient Evidence Based Nursing
JQHE Research Article Feb 19, 2022
Provider and Staff Responses to Non-Facility Specific Patient Experience Feedback with Post-Acute Care Transitions
Parks A*, Lazari M, O’Dell B and Avalos R

While a large portion of efforts related to improving patient experience, reducing medical errors, and improving clinical outcomes have focused on acute care settings, improvement…

Patient Experience Transitions Post-Acute Care
JQHE Research Article Feb 19, 2022
Evaluating Self-Reported Patient Experience with Transitions from General Acute Care to Post-Acute Care Settings
Parks A* and Lazari M

In collaboration with 18 inpatient rehabilitation hospitals (IRFs), six long term acute care hospitals, and 14 skilled nursing facilities, a cross-sectional study was conducted in…

Patient Experience Care Transitions Patient Centered Care
DOIJ Research Article Feb 10, 2022
Awareness of Diabetes Complication in Subjects with Type 2 Diabetes
Parise M, Fiorentino R, Sciuto G, Mazzullo M, Scavelli FB, Gnasso A, Irace C* and Cutruzzola A

Patients with diabetes are well-educated about the self-management of glycemic control; conversely, the education on the screening of complications are less structured and persona…

Awareness Diabetes complications Diabetes mellitus type 2
IZAB Research Article Feb 8, 2022
Morphometric Variation as a Proxy for Dispersal in a Highly Dimorphic Reed Bird Specialist from an Isolated and Vulnerable Small Population in SE Spain
Peiro IG*

In this study, I gathered a comprehensive set of measures in a sample of 63 Bearded reedlings Panurus biarmicus, a small and highly dimorphic passerine bird vulnerable in Spain, r…

Intra and Inter Sexual Differences Morphometry Panurus biarrmicus
NHIJ Research Article Jan 7, 2022
A Comparative Study to Assess the Knowledge and Practice Regarding Child Rearing Practice among Working and Non- Working Mothers of 1 to 3 Years of Children at Selected Urban Communities of Raipur
Jayanthi J* and Shaji L

Introduction: As we all know that a child is the future of one’s nation. A child’s mind is just like a mud. He/she can be shaped in any way whatever the parents/caretakers want, l…

Knowledge and Practice Child rearing practices (CRP) Working and non-working
EIJ Research Article Dec 30, 2021
Mapping TB Case Notification Rate (CNR) by Province in Indonesia
Nurjannah N* and Maria I

Background: Tuberculosis (TB) is still one of main public health problems in Indonesia. To efficiently help communities prevent TB, health offices need to be able to target TB prev…

TB Case Notification Rate Mapping
NHIJ Research Article Dec 23, 2021
Save Human Life through Basic Life Support Training
Detiana, Wiyanti S, Kusumawaty I* and Yunike

Heart attacks can occur without a predictable time or place of occurrence. Delays in administering first aid risk threatening the safety and even disability and claiming lives. Pr…

Basic life support training Motivation Lay people training
NHIJ Research Article Dec 20, 2021
Adolescent Girls Insight on Prevention and Management of Obesity
Bhavya SV* and Ambika K

Background of the Study: Overweight and obesity are defined as abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that presents a risk to health. A crude population measure of obesity is the …

Knowledge Obesity Lifestyle
NHIJ Research Article Dec 14, 2021
Breast Care and Acupuncture Points GB 21: Boost Up Breast Milk Production
Retnosari E, Khairunisya, Kusumawaty I* and Yunike

Breast feeding is recognized and highly recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) as optimal feeding for all infants. However, some of the obstacles experienced by postpa…

Acupuncture GB 21 Breast Care Breast Milk Production
ABCA Conceptual Paper Dec 10, 2021
Covid Vaccine and Certificate: Opened or Closed Debate?
Medina Suarez F*

This article aims to show the basic aspects and legal guidelines over the debate of Covid vaccine and certificate adding some relevant information from vaccine control agency and …

Covid Certificate Vaccine Experimental
NHIJ Research Article Dec 7, 2021
Repositioning the Fetal Breech Location with Settings Knee Chest Position and Yoga Practice for Pregnant Women
Eprilla, Rina Nursanti, Kusumawaty I* and Yunike

Presentation or location of breeders may threaten the life of both the mother and the fetus. The condition of the uterine fundus is longitudinal, indicated by the shape of the ute…

Pregnant mother Trimester iii at sungsang
NHIJ Research Article Oct 28, 2021
Immunoglobulin-E Mediated Chlorhexidine Hypersensitivity among Healthcare Workers
Alam SMJ* and Thayalan S

Objective: With a wide spectrum antimicrobial activity that is not affected by body fluids and blood, chlorhexidine is a particularly useful disinfectant widely used in healthcare…

Chlorhexidine Immediate hypersensitivity Occupational illness
OAJAR Research Article Oct 27, 2021
Organic Crop Productivity Demonstration Using Tillage And Biofertilizer Management Approaches At Kulumsa, Southeastern Ethiopia
Tilahun WW*, Tadesse M, Delesa A, Admasu A, Rahmann G and Schmid M

Organic agriculture assures sustainability of crop production with low or no use of external agricultural inputs. It is practiced under small scale level for high value crop such …

Organic agriculture Biofertilizer Crop rotation
JQHE Research Article Oct 21, 2021
Are Registered Nurses Working in an Acute Care Environment Facing Burnout during the Covid-19 Pandemic?
Abigail Mitchell DHEd, MSN, MBA, RN, CNE* and Kristina N Buran MSN, RN

Burnout has been an important and frequently discussed topic in nursing research even prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Most notably, burnout has previously been identified as one o…

Nurse Burnout Nurse Stressors COVID-19

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