IJSRP, Volume 15, Issue 5, May 2025 Edition [ISSN 2250-3153]
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Dr. D.H.N.S. Chandradasa
Abstract:
Health-care waste is defined as the all waste generated within healthcare institutions, centers in relation to research works, laboratories related to medical investigation procedures and waste formed during health care undertaken in the home.
Find out knowledge, attitude and practice of waste management (WM) is important to improve waste management process. In Base Hospital Walasmulla (BHW), waste management started several years back and had observed in problems with their waste management practices and mixing of different categories of waste is common.
Kinya Doris, John M. Okoth, Gordon Nguka
Abstract:
Peripheral intravascular cannulae, commonly used in inpatient settings for intravenous treatments, are frequently linked to complications such as infections, which can harm patient health and increase healthcare costs. To address these risks, infection prevention and control practices are required by legal notice no. 46 of 23rd March 2016.
JEBETH B GINGGO
Abstract:
This study explores the role performance of Administrative Officers II (AO IIs) within the Department of Education (DepEd) in Sibagat and Esperanza Districts, Agusan del Sur. As non-teaching staff, AO IIs are increasingly tasked with both primary administrative responsibilities and ancillary functions previously held by teachers—such as coordination of health services, disaster preparedness, and school records management. This shift stems from DepEd’s policy efforts to ease the workload of teachers and optimize school operations. Guided by agency theory and resource dependency theory, the study employed a descriptive mixed-method approach involving 54 survey respondents and 8 key informant interviews. Quantitative data were analyzed using mean scores, while qualitative responses were interpreted thematically. Results revealed high effectiveness among AO IIs in core areas including personnel administration, general office support, and financial monitoring.
Philip Kamei
Abstract:
In the post-reform periods, i.e. globalization, liberalization and privatization. The role of trade as an Engine of Growth is an undeniable truth. The trade would bring about peace, prosperity and unity in the country full of diversities in traditions, language variations, customs and many small ethnic groups etc. With so many language variations; we must try to remain intact but much effort are to be done not to split the country. The poorest of the poor life in rural based villages comprises, that remain in far- flung areas.
Janaki Ganapathi
Abstract:
The evolution of cloud-native ecosystems has driven the need for scalable, resilient, and efficient data architectures. Traditional data lakes suffer from issues like schema drift, ingestion bottlenecks, and data quality degradation over time.
EFE GRACE OLORUNTOBA
Abstract:
This study investigates the awareness and acceptance of modern family planning in selected coastal communities in Lagos State. The purpose of the study is to assess the level of awareness vis-a-vis the extent of acceptance of modern family planning options in Lagos State and determine the significant relationship between the socio-demographic status of the inhabitants in the study area and their level of acceptance of modern family planning methods.
Tan Pei Yong , Dr. Nurazidawati Mohamad Arsad
Abstract:
This study aims to enhance the mastery of scientific reasoning skills among Year 6 students in the topic of force using differentiated teaching strategies. Differentiated teaching emphasizes the provision of activities tailored to the needs, learning styles, and abilities of students to ensure each individual can reach their maximum potential.
Wenceslao, Mechle F.
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This study explores the development of business knowledge among undergraduate students in Koronadal City, focusing on equipping them with the foundational knowledge necessary to initiate small business ventures. Employing a convergent parallel mixed-methods design, the research integrates quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews to provide a comprehensive understanding of this phenomenon.
Nancy Sibo, and Yvonne Makafui Cudjoe-Mensah
Abstract:
Sex trafficking remains a pervasive and significant issue in the United States, affecting communities across all fifty states, with underage female youth being particularly vulnerable. Though much of the research has focused on urban environments, there remains a significant gap in understanding the extent of sex trafficking in rural areas. This literature review examines existing research on sex trafficking in rural communities, with a particular focus on underage female youth, Native American youth, and the unique challenges these populations face.
Janis Garancs
Abstract:
Smart architectural systems are transforming modern building design by incorporating automation, adaptive controls, and artificial intelligence to create more efficient and responsive structures. This article reviews recent innovations in intelligent building technologies, focusing on the contributions of Artem Volkov – a Ukrainian innovator whose work spans automated window and door systems, smart water management, energy-efficient glazing, and AI-driven climate control.
Dr. Mark Attridge & David Pawlowski
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This study updates the return on investment (ROI) calculator created in 2019 for CuraLinc Healthcare to estimate financial savings for purchasers of the employee assistance program (EAP) benefit. It incorporates current default figures for costs and outcomes with more advanced logic. Over 100 applied research studies are reviewed to support the logic and cost inputs for each component of the estimation model. The empirical foundation used national data from 166,116 employee users of counseling and coaching services between 2017 and 2024.
K.B. Samarakoon
Abstract:
This article reflects on the integration of health research principles with health management practices, based on the author’s experiential learning during a professional attachment to the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) – Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West, based in Bristol, United Kingdom. During the attachment, the author explored and critically examined key concepts and methodologies in health research through the lens of health management. This cross-disciplinary engagement led to the development of novel insights aimed at improving decision-making, operational efficiency, and evidence-based management within healthcare settings. The article introduces a technique for leveraging passive data for managerial purposes using qualitative research principles.
Sasiphan Nitayaprapha
Abstract:
Social media has emerged as an essential component of daily life for many individuals, fulfilling various roles including entertainment, commerce, personal communication, and the preservation of social connections. A primary area of investigation in the realm of social media is sentiment analysis, which plays a crucial role in market research and crisis management. This analysis has been conducted using machine learning algorithms. At present, there is a deficiency of sentiment analysis research available in the Thai language.
Noor Hafizah Mohd Shah, Nurazidawati Mohamad Arsad
Abstract:
The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology in recent years has attracted the attention of many researchers. Numerous studies have been conducted across various fields and countries. In dental education, AI has been integrated both clinically and in personalized learning for dental students. AI literacy offers numerous benefits and opportunities, especially in strengthening the critical thinking skills of dental students, as dentistry is classified as a professional field.
Shashi Priya, Suleman
Abstract:
The study aims to Investigate the pattern of Crops in the Meerut Region of Uttar Pradesh, India, is the aim of this study. The study projects change in the block-level cropping pattern between 2018–19 and 2022–23. It also examines how farmers decisions to switch crops over time are influenced by various factors such as market fluctuations, deforestation, periodic flash floods, land degradation, and modern technologies. The Meerut region serves as the research paper subject area. Data from district statistics handbooks were used to perform block-level research. To further understand the real circumstances and variables driving the shifting crop pattern, field visits and in-person interviews were conducted. The findings suggest that the district cropped area has decreased from 2018 to 2023, and the crop pattern has also changed over these five years. Sugarcane is growing faster than cereal crops, and it takes up less space. The main factors affecting the quantity of cropland were the markets and flash floods.
Criste L. Ganadillo
Abstract:
The primary aim of the study was to develop and validate a Contextualized Strategic Intervention Material (CSIM) titled Implasyon to address the least-learned competency in Grade 9 Social Studies – Economics, specifically focusing on students understanding of inflation. Using the ADDIE model and following the Strategic Intervention Material (SIM) format, the CSIM targeted gaps identified through School Monitoring, Evaluation, and Adjustment (SMEA) results. Experts evaluated the material for both content and usability, using a research questionnaire adapted from a previous study and translated to Filipino for clarity and alignment to the subject medium of instruction. Content validation confirmed that the CSIM aligned with educational standards, demonstrating high quality in terms of objectives, technical aspects, and content relevance. Usability validation emphasized its practicality and ease of classroom implementation, though minor refinements for time management were suggested. The study found the CSIM to be a valuable instructional tool, designed to bridge specific learning gaps and enhance students comprehension of inflation while supporting Social Studies instruction. Additionally, the study contributes to the body of knowledge by providing a locally contextualized educational resource that can serve as a model for similar interventions in other areas of the subject Social Studies.
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