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NHIJ Research Article Jul 29, 2024
Effectiveness of Jigsaw Learning Strategy on Administration of Pediatric Medications among 3rd Year BSc Nursing Students Posted in Pediatric Wards at Selected Hospital, Mysuru
Ambika K*, Kavitha R and Usha S

Background: Patient safety and quality care are issues of major concern worldwide and are significant challenges facing healthcare systems, clinical practice and Nursing education…

Knowledge BSc Nursing Students Posted in Pediatric Wards Administration of Pediatric Medications
NHIJ Research Article Feb 13, 2023
A Study to Assess The Excess Use of Smart Phone Among Adolescents (17-18 Years) with a View to Develop Information Pamphlet on Ill Effects of Smart Phone in a Selected College of Mysuru
Ambika K*

Adolescent has been defined by WHO as the period of lifespan of the age between 10-19 years. It is formative period of life when maximum amount of physical, psychological and beha…

Excess use smart phone Information pamphlet Ill effects of smart phone
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
JONAM Review Article May 29, 2023
Diet for Different Age Group Children in Ayurveda
Ambika, Vyas PP and Singhal HK*

Diet i.e., Ahara is the one of the base of living being. Complexion, happiness, voice, life, talent, satisfaction, power, intelligence all etc. depended upon Ahara. In Ayurveda Ah…

Ahara Agni Nutrition
IJFSC Case Report Jun 24, 2022
The menace of Anesthetic Agents used for Intentional Self-harm by Healthcare Professionals
Kirthika Ravi, Ambika Prasad Patra*, Gerard Pradeep Devnath and Suresh M

The incidences of suicide cases are alarmingly increasing among healthcare professionals. The common causes are distress from burnout and an uninterrupted work schedule leading to…

Vecuronium Bromide Suicide