Eduzone: International Peer Reviewed/Refereed Multidisciplinary Journal

Effective Pain Management in Postoperative Patients: A Comparative Analysis of Nursing Approaches

Fri, 03 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Effective pain management is a critical aspect of postoperative care, as it directly impacts patient recovery, comfort, and overall outcomes. Despite advancements in pain management techniques, the management of postoperative pain remains a significant challenge for healthcare professionals, especially nurses. This review paper presents a comparative analysis of various nursing approaches to pain management in postoperative patients, focusing on both pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions. It examines the effectiveness, benefits, and limitations of different pain management strategies, such as opioid and non-opioid medications, patient-controlled analgesia (PCA), nerve blocks, as well as complementary therapies like guided imagery, music therapy, and massage. The paper also explores the role of nurse education, patient communication, and individualized care plans in optimizing pain relief. Through a synthesis of current literature, this review aims to highlight best practices in postoperative pain management and propose strategies for improving pain assessment, reducing opioid dependence, and enhancing patient satisfaction. The findings suggest that a multimodal approach, combining pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods, is most effective in managing postoperativepain, with an emphasis on patient-centered care and personalized treatment plans.

Addressing Burnout in Paramedics: A Systematic Review of Occupational Stress and Support Interventions

Sat, 04 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Burnout among paramedics is a significant concern, given the high-stress nature of their work. This systematic review aims to explore the relationship between occupational stress and burnout in paramedics and to evaluate the effectiveness of support interventions aimed at mitigating these issues. A comprehensive search of multiple databases (PubMed, Scopus, and PsycINFO) was conducted to identify studies published from 2000 to 2024 that investigated burnout, stress, and support systems within paramedic services. The results revealed a strong association between high levels of occupational stress—stemming from shift work, exposure to traumatic events, and organizational factors—and the development of burnout. Additionally, various support interventions, including peer support programs, resilience training, mindfulness practices, and organizational changes, were found to reduce burnout and improve paramedic well-being. However, the evidence on the long-term effectiveness of these interventions remains limited. The findings highlight the need for tailored interventions that address the specific stressors paramedics face, emphasizing a holistic approach to mental health and organizational support. Future research should focus on longitudinal studies to assess the sustained impact of these interventions and explore novel strategies for preventing burnout in this high-risk workforce.

Specialization and Leadership in Nursing: How Titles Shape Professional Development

Sun, 05 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The intersection of specialization and leadership within nursing practice plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of healthcare delivery. As the healthcare landscape evolves, the growing emphasis on specialized nursing roles and leadership development has become crucial in ensuring optimal patient outcomes and advancing the nursing profession. This review paper explores the significance of professional titles within nursing, focusing on how they influence career trajectories, shape professional identity, and promote leadership growth. By analyzing existing literature, the paper examines the diverse pathways that nurses follow in their professional development, highlighting the impact of specialized certifications, advanced practice roles, and leadership positions on both individual career satisfaction and broader institutional goals. Additionally, the review delves into the challenges and opportunities presented by specialization, including the need for ongoing education, interprofessional collaboration, and the enhancement of leadership skills. Ultimately, the paper aims to underscore the importance of professional titles in fostering a culture of excellence, innovation, and leadership within nursing, contributing to the overall advancement of healthcare systems globally.

Anesthesia and Physiotherapy in Orthopedic Surgery: Enhancing Functional Outcomes

Mon, 06 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Orthopedic surgery plays a pivotal role in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, yet achieving optimal functional outcomes requires more than just surgical intervention. Anesthesia and physiotherapy are two crucial components that significantly enhance recovery and long-term functionality following orthopedic procedures. This review explores the synergistic roles of anesthesia and physiotherapy in improving outcomes for orthopedic patients. Anesthesia, through techniques such as general, regional, or local anesthesia, ensures effective pain management during and after surgery, minimizing discomfort and facilitating early mobilization. Physiotherapy, initiated early in the postoperative period, is vital for restoring joint mobility, strength, and overall function, thereby preventing complications such as stiffness, muscle atrophy, and deconditioning. The integration of appropriate anesthetic techniques with targeted physiotherapeutic rehabilitation programs promotes faster recovery, reduces the risk of complications, and contributes to enhanced long-term functional outcomes. This review highlights current evidence on the impact of anesthesia and physiotherapy in orthopedic recovery and emphasizes the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to optimize patient rehabilitation following surgery.

Management of Discolored Non Vital Teeth- A Comprehensive Case Report of Two Cases

Dr. Karishma, Dr. Ashish Sharma — Tue, 07 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Discolored non-vital teeth can be a significant concern for patients, particularly when aesthetics are a priority. Intracoronal bleaching offers a conservative and effective solution to enhance the appearance of such teeth. This report highlights two cases of non-vital tooth bleaching using the walking bleach technique. The successful outcomes emphasize the technique’s ability to address discoloration while preserving the natural tooth structure and improving overall aesthetic harmony.

A Comprehensive Study of Advances in Communication Engineering: Trends, Technologies, and Future Directions

Anis Suliman Ali Bakouri — Wed, 08 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Communication engineering has undergone significant transformations in recent years, driven by rapid advancements in wireless networks, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and emerging communication paradigms. This paper explores the latest trends and technologies shaping the field, including the deployment of 5G and the evolution toward 6G, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in network optimization, the role of blockchain in securing communication networks, and the advancements in satellite-based and quantum communication. Key challenges such as spectrum scarcity, cybersecurity threats, energy efficiency, and interoperability issues are analyzed, along with innovative solutions to address these concerns. The paper also examines the future trajectory of communication engineering, highlighting breakthroughs in holographic communication, extended reality (XR), intelligent IoT networks, and sustainable green technologies. As communication networks become more interconnected and intelligent, their role in shaping smart cities, autonomous systems, and space-based internet becomes increasingly critical. The study concludes by discussing the potential impact of these innovations on global connectivity, digital transformation, and industry applications. By addressing existing challenges and leveraging emerging technologies, communication engineering will continue to drive the next phase of the digital revolution, enabling ultra-fast, secure, and intelligent communication systems for the future.

AshtaAhara Vidhi Visheyatan in Ayurveda Kriya Sharir: A Comprehensive Research Study

Dr. Harshad Pradip Gurav, Dr. Hemangini Waghulade — Thu, 09 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Ayurveda is an ancient science which has a deep decription on Diet¹.As Metabolic disorders and improper diet has a direct relationship,It's very important to know about a systematic diet approach.This research paper presents a comprehensive study on AshtaAhara Vidhi Visheyatana (eight guidelines of diet and lifestyle) within the context of Kriya Sharir (Physiology) in Ayurveda. The study aims to explore the principles, significance, and practical implications of AshtaAhara Vidhi in promoting health and well-being. Observation-Through an extensive literature review and analysis of classical Ayurvedic texts, this research study sheds light on the ancient wisdom of Ayurvedic dietary and lifestyle guidelines. Conclusion -The findings of this study contribute to a deeper understanding of AshtaAhara Vidhi Visheyatan and its application in contemporary healthcare practices.

Natural Products in Drug Discovery: An Overview of Their Pharmacological Potential

Fri, 10 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

As one of its identifying features, natural herbaceous materials have been a rich source of bioactive compounds contributing greatly to the diversity of pharmacology. In this review, the historical significance, current progress, and future possibilities for natural products in drug development are discussed. Key classes of natural compounds, such as alkaloids, flavonoids, terpenoids, and polyketides, have produced drugs with antimicrobial, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, and neuroprotective effects alike approved by the FDA. Advances in analytical techniques, high throughput screening and synthetic biology have made it easier to identify and optimize these natural bases. Artificial Intelligence (AI) aided drug discovery and omics technology integrated with natural product libraries has sped up the process of drug development. Even so, bioavailability is low, structures are complex and supply must be sustainable. These are the major barriers preventing natural products from finding wider acceptance. Reflecting upon recent breakthroughs in natural product-based drug discovery, this review spotlights anti-resistance to antibiotics successes, as well as those from treating cancer or neurodegenerative diseases. In future work, efforts should be made to scale up biotechnological production, explore cross-disciplinary collaborations and overcome biopharmaceutical difficulties fully tapping the potential of natural compounds for therapy.

Paramedics and Community Health: Exploring the Expanding Role of Emergency Medical Services

Sun, 12 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The evolution of practice over the years has changed due to the burgeoning of digital technologies, which has led to both challenges and opportunism for pharmacists. The paper elaborates on the roles of pharmacy professionals for digital era and their implications of recent technology application in pharmacy practice including telepharmacy, artificial intelligence (AI), electronic health records (EHR) and digital health formulations. These innovations have grown the practice of pharmacy services, allowing pharmacists to encourage patients in a manner that exceeds the standard dispensing — and since then, those jobs are growing. Nevertheless, such integration into pharmacy practice of digital tools also comes with challenges such as data security, patient privacy, regulatory compliance, and a need for ongoing CPD. The review discusses potential use of digital technologies in medication management, improved patient outcomes and access to pharmacy services, especially in rural areas, where there are pharmacy shortages. The paper also explores how the digital reality also affects workforce development and its implications for pharmacy education. By discussing the opportunities and challenges of digital innovations, this review seeks to provide a comprehensive perspective about how digital innovations are impacting the future of pharmacy practice and insights on how pharmacists can adapt to these changes to improve patient care and health system efficiency.

Challenges and Opportunities in Pharmacy Practice in the Digital ERA

Emad Ahmed, Alzahrani, Naif Ahmed Alzahrani, Ahmad Maazi Alotaibi — Mon, 13 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Evolving Roles in Nursing: A Comprehensive Review of Titles, Specializations, And Their Implications

Tue, 14 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Nursing as a profession is ever-changing, with positions broadening from bedside care to cover specialist, leadership, and tech roles. This review discusses the various nursing titles and specialties present on the totem pole and what that means for healthcare, patient care, and workforce. APRNs, nurse informaticists, forensic nurses — the profession expands its scope and role, growing and adapting to our ever-changing health care system. AI, telehealth, policy advocacy, and other core trends in and related to nursing are reshaping roles, requiring continuously updated education, and driving even more interprofessional collaboration. The role of nurses with challenges of role ambiguity, burn-out, and shortages (not only in numbers but also in skills) are presented, as well as pathways to professional advancement and policy solutions. Clearly, this is information we need because optimizing the efficiency of our overall healthcare system, improving patient care, and ensuring the sustainability and stability of our nursing workforce are inextricably linked to understanding how nursing is evolving.

Addressing Burnout in Paramedics: A Systematic Review of Occupational Stress and Support Interventions

Wed, 15 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The issue of burnout among paramedics is a serious concern, affecting both their health and the quality of the service they provide to patients. So purpose of this systematic review is to identify the work-related stressors that leads to burnout and interventions to decrease work-place burnout. Frequent triggers of trauma are high demands, traumatic events, shift work, and lack of support from the organization. Also, many psychological interventions like resilience training, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and mindfulness programs can help people cope with stress more effectively. Implementing organizational strategies, such as peer support programs, workload management, and leadership training, are also essential in both improving job satisfaction and mental health. The interventions themselves are developed but many people do not implement these due to stigma, accessibility and workplace culture issues. Conclusion:This review demonstrates a lack of multisectoral approaches to burnout among paramedics suggesting interventions are often only addressing the individual level and that comprehensive solutions to solve the problem of burnout in paramedics may be lacking. Longitudinal studies that examine the long-term effectiveness of these interventions should be priorities for future research.

Advancements in Nursing Care: Enhancing Patient Outcomes through Evidence-Based Practice

Thu, 16 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Nursing is committed to up-to-date methods and treatment that ensure local, quality nursing care advances patient care through technology, innovation, EBP, and patient-centered duties. This review focuses on how the evolution of nursing care has changed among clinical practice advancements — including telehealth in the post-coronavirus disease pandemic situation, electronic health record (EHR) availability, artificial intelligence (AI) in nursing administration and as a clinical tool within EHRs, and personalized medicine strategies in the post-human genome era. EBP has facilitated better clinical decision making, reduced medical errors, and improved patient safety. Improvements in critical care, chronic disease management, and holistic nursing have also enabled more effective and compassionate patient care. A nurse practice paper that discusses these issues: barriers to the implementation of EBP, resistance to the change of the nursing practice and unequal access to healthcare. We discuss strategies such as ongoing education, collaborative practice, and policy changes to overcome these challenges. This imposes the need for continuous research, innovation, and education in nursing practice to deliver safe, effective, and patient-centered care. Nursing care in the future response places emphasis on AI diagnostics, precision medicine, and wider APN roles. Nursing professionals should welcome innovations in technology, education, and policy so they can continue creating positive patient outcomes and providing quality care. With the advent of technology and rapid changes in our world, the nursing profession has evolved to meet challenges and improve patient care outcomes.

A Systematic Review of Nursing Titles: Historical Evolution and Contemporary Challenges

Fri, 17 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

One of the historical legacies that shape nursing are the title names, roles, and responsibilities as the profession evolved over time. The Historical Evolution of Nurse Titles–A Systematic Approach to Understand Their Development in the Context of Society–Education–Healthcare (SEH) It looks at the titles used in the different time periods & locations; explores the reasons for the standardisation of titles; & examines emerging health professional recognition. Finally, this review discusses current discrepancies with respect to nursing titles (e.g. role confusion, regulatory mismatches, public perceptions). This paper synthesized findings from academic literature, policy documents and professional guidelines reporting on the potential implications of changing nursing titles for professional identity, career trajectories and interprofessional collaboration. This information highlights the value of a uniform title system globally for nurses that would help benefit clarity, workforce transferability, and respect. The review fills an important gap in the literature that will serve healthcare policymakers, educationists and nurses as they grapple with nursing terminology within the changing health care context.

Ayurvedic Management towords Chronic Kidney Disease-A Single Case Study

Dr. Mahesh Kamalkishor Varma, Dr. Vijay Dashrath Ghogare — Sat, 18 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Wide emergence of chronic kidney disease (CKD) may be considered as a global threat, but with simple diet, lifestyle modification and early intervention, it can be managed through Ayurveda. It is possible to withhold morbidity and mortality, which occurs due to CKD. Currently, available conventional treatments for CKD have their own limitations. Considering those, alternate remedies for curing and curbing the disease progression are being worldwide welcomed. . In the present study, 40‑year‑old female patient visited the outpatient department complaining, swelling in feet and ankle , nausea tiredness, etc. , she was prescribed with Varunadikwatha ,\punarnavaghanvatiwere prescribed in the of management further treatment was altered and tailored according to the patient’s condition, and The case clearly reveals the significance of ayurveda treatment modality in the management of CKD.

Association between Doshaja Prakriti and Job Satisfaction of Professors at Private University: A Cross-Sectional Study

Dr. Sangeeta Jadhav, Hemangini Waghulade — Sun, 19 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

In this competitive era, everyone juggles personal, family, professional, and financial demands throughout their lives. This
struggle results in competitiveness leading to physical, mental, and emotional strain. Every human being is a unique
individual full of idiosyncrasies and peculiarities. The need to understand one's behaviour in organizations has become
more critical. Globalization has presented a challenge for employers to understand the geographic, cultural, and religious
differences among employees

Health Informatics in the ERA of Digital Transformation: Opportunities and Barriers

Mon, 20 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The rapid evolution of digital technologies has transformed healthcare, leading to the emergence of an interdisciplinary field known as Health Informatics, which combines the principles of information technology, data science, and clinical practice to optimize healthcare delivery, improve patient outcomes, and ensure efficient operation of healthcare services. We review how innovative digital technologies and approaches such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, Blockchain, Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), and Electronic Health Records (EHR) are revolutionizing modern health systems. The major opportunities are derived from better clinical decision-making, personalized medicine, predictive analytics, and greater accessibility to care. Yet, despite these exciting developments, there are still many challenges that remain. High implementation cost, technological inertia, lack of interoperability, data privacy, and security are few challenges that hinder large scale adoption. It provides a critical review of these opportunities and barriers and insights into how to reconcile innovation in technology with practice. Overcoming them will enable the healthcare sector to access the real value of digital transformation that will aid in the areas of patient-centrism and system efficiency.

From Canvas to Consciousness: Buddha Paintings as Portals to Mindful and Spiritual Awakening

Ms. Pooja Nehra, Dr. Vidhi Khandelwal — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

This review explores the intersection of Buddha paintings, mindfulness, and spirituality, presenting sacred visual art as a pathway for inner transformation in modern times. As interest in mindfulness and holistic well-being rises, the study examines how Buddha imagery rich in symbolism and aesthetic meaning serves as a powerful tool for cultivating awareness and spiritual insight. It begins with the foundations of mindfulness in Buddhist philosophy, highlighting principles like awareness, presence, and compassion embodied in Buddha iconography. The paper decodes symbolic motifs such as mudras, lotuses, halos, and the dharma wheel, and examines how colors like gold, blue, red, and white impact emotional states and spiritual perception. It also explores the meditative effects of viewing Buddha art, supported by findings from art therapy and neuroaesthetics. The creation of Buddha art, such as mandalas and thangkas, is discussed as a meditative practice for artists themselves. The review also reflects on issues like the commercialization and cultural appropriation of Buddha imagery today. It calls for more ethical, culturally sensitive scholarship. In conclusion, it reaffirms that Buddha paintings are not just decorative objects but vessels of wisdom that offer a path toward mindfulness and spiritual awakening.

Examining Mental Skills in Players of among Racket Games and Combat Sports

Maninder Singh, Dr. Manjit Kaur — Wed, 22 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The purpose of the study is to examining mental skills in players of among racket games and combat sports. For this purpose, A total of three hundred male participants (N=300), aged 18 to 25, from universities in the northern region of India, were involved in the study. Additionally, these participants were divided into the following groups: Group: A: Racket Games (N1=150) and Group B: Combat Sports (N2=150). The current investigation employed the independent t-test. In hypothesis testing, 0.05 was used as the significance criterion. Imagery Ability: Significant variance difference (p = .000), so "Equal variances not assumed" is used. The t-test is significant (p = .001), indicating a meaningful difference between the two groups. The mean difference (1.50667) suggests that one group exhibits significantly better imagery ability. Mental Preparation: No significant variance difference (p = .188), so "Equal variances assumed" is used. The t-test is significant (p = .002), suggesting a significant difference between the two groups. The mean difference (-2.98667) indicates that one group scores significantly lower in mental preparation. Self-Confidence: Significant variance difference (p = .000), so "Equal variances not assumed" is used. The t-test is significant (p = .003), confirming a significant difference between the two groups.

The Structural and Magnetic Variation with Calcinations Temperature in CoO doped Al2O3 Nanocrystallines

Seema, Sunita Dahiya, Rajesh Sharma — Thu, 23 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

In present scenario, the technological applications of nanomaterial are at key position because of unique in physico-chemical property at this scale. The present research work explored the effect of concentration of Co element on structural and morphological modifications in Cobaltous oxide Alumina nano-crystalline. In this research work, nanosized Cobaltous oxide Alumina sample was synthesized via advanced co-precipitation chemical protocol. The specimens have been calcined at 200⁰C, 400⁰C, 600⁰C for a time span of 2hours. The XRD results reflects that The crystalline size of newer nanocrystallines were increase in particle size with increase in calcinations temperature Cobaltous oxide Alumina hexagonal structure .The FTIR tools was used to examine the purity of samples and entities of Cobaltous oxide Alumina structural material. The magnified images of samples were seen through FESEM and HRTEM tools and exhibited structure were 2-D nanosheets were in formation.

Integrating Health Informatics Into Modern Healthcare Systems: Challenges and Opportunities

Fri, 24 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

In this era of modern health systems, the nature of the delivery of care has become streamlined, digitized and personalized by the application of technology, health informatics systems. It emphasizes the key health informatics functions supporting clinical decision making, national patient outcomes and overall functionality in a health care system. Artifacts within this paper summarize current use-cases including EHRs, telehealth, CDSS, and HIEs. Yet, despite high potentials for integration, health informatics is frequently hindered by substantial barriers to successful large scale adoption, including a lack of data privacy, a lack of interoperability in current systems, difficulty of use for end-users and the demand for common protocols []. Discuss trends of applying artificial intelligence (AI), big data analytics, wearables technologies and mHealth platforms in particular to uncover new opportunities. Since the review assesses multiple barriers and enablers to informatics integration, it yields several strategy implications and recommendations that should help policymakers, healthcare providers and technologists to optimise informatics solutions implementation in changing health systems.

Optimization of Metal Foam Heat Sink Performance: A Computational Fluid Dynamics Study

Salem Hassen Seleman Moussa, Omer Ibrahim Mohamed Saad — Sat, 25 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

In the era of compact and high-power electronics, effective thermal management systems are crucial. Metal foams, with their
high porosity and superior thermal conductivity, offer a promising alternative to traditional finned heat sinks. This study
presents a Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis using ANSYS Fluent to optimize the thermal and flow performance of
metal foam-based heat sinks. The optimization focuses on key structural parameters such as porosity, pore density (PPI), foam
thickness, and base material thermal conductivity. Simulations are conducted across varying Reynolds numbers under forced
convection conditions. The study evaluates performance based on temperature distribution, pressure drop, and heat transfer
coefficient. Results show a complex interplay between geometry and performance, where increased porosity improves thermal
conductivity but raises flow resistance. An optimal configuration is proposed, balancing thermal and hydraulic performance.
This work provides a basis for designing next-generation passive cooling solutions for electronic systems.

An Experimental Investigation on Meta Kaolin Modified Concrete Paver Blocks

Ankit Sethi, Mohd Rashid — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Concrete paver blocks are special pre-cast pieces of concrete blocks of non-interlocking or interlocking types, commonly used in exterior landscaping pavement applications. Properly designed and constructed paver blocks give excellent performance at locations where conventional pavement systems have lower service life due to a number of environmental, geological constraints. But with the use of high performance concrete they can be designed to sustain light, medium, heavy and very heavy traffic conditions under any constraints. Modern concrete can be modified with addition of mineral admixtures which refine the microstructures of the concrete and enhance its physical properties and durability. Meta kaolin, produced by controlled thermal treatment of kaolin, can be used as a concrete constituent, since it has pozzolanic properties. It is a highly efficient Pozzolana and reacts rapidly with the excess calcium hydroxide resulting from OPC hydration by a pozzolanic reaction, to produce calcium silicate hydrate and calcium alumino silicate hydrates. Hence the objective of the present work was to evaluate the performance of concrete modified with Meta kaolin for paver blocks for use in pavements and other application areas. As compressive, flexural strengths and water absorption are the most significant properties for concrete paver blocks the same have been studied for various concrete mixes with varying percentages of Meta kaolin.

An Experimental Investigation on Meta Kaolin Modified Concrete Paver Blocks

Dr. Rambha Thakur, Mahesh Singh — Mon, 27 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Experimental and Numerical Study Ontuned Mass Damper in Controlling Vibration of Frame Structures

Varun Kumar Sikka, Rizwan Ahmed — Tue, 28 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Day by day, the numbers of taller and lighter structures are continuously increasing in the construction industries which are flexible and having a very low damping value.Those structures can easily fail under structural vibrations induced by earthquake and wind. Therefore several techniques are available today to minimize the vibration of the structure, out of which concept of using TMD is a newer one. There are large numbers of studies on theoretical investigation of behaviour of buildings with tuned mass dampers under various impacts. However, the experimental studies in this area are quite limited. In this thesis, a one-storey and a two-storey building frame models are developed for shake table experiment under sinusoidal excitation to observe the response of the structure with and without TMD. The TMD is tuned to the structural frequency of the structure keeping the stiffness and damping constant. Various parameters such as frequency ratio, mass ratio, tuning ratio etc. are considered to observe the effectiveness and robustness of the TMD in terms of percentage reduction in amplitude of the structure. Then the responses obtained are validated numerically using finite element method. From the study it is observed that, TMD can be effectively used for vibration control of structures.

The Impact of Social Media Use on Adolescent Mental Health and Suicide Rates

Salim Mohammed Abdullah Saffour — Wed, 29 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The pervasive integration of social media into daily life has significantly influenced adolescent development, offering both opportunities for connection and presenting new challenges to mental health. This paper explores the dual-edged nature of social media's impact on adolescents, examining its role in shaping mental health outcomes and its association with suicide rates. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature, the paper identifies key areas where social media affects adolescent well-being, including cyberbullying, body image concerns, and the dissemination of mental health misinformation. Additionally, it discusses the implications of these factors on suicide rates among young individuals, emphasizing the need for balanced approaches to social media use and mental health support.

Buckling of Functionally Graded Plates with Varying In-Plane Loading

Rambha Thakur, Bharat Kasana — Thu, 30 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Functionally graded materials are materials with a spatial variation of material properties. The FGM plates have significant applications in turbine blades, helicopter blades, compressor blades, aircraft or marine propellers. Many of these plates are subjected to in-plane load due to fluid or air pressure. Hence it is necessary to study their behavior under different types of loads .Study of buckling of functionally graded material (FGM) plates with different boundary conditions under varying in-plane load is therefore an important study. In these days, FGM have many engineering applications because of their high stiffness and strength.The analysis is completed utilizing ANSYS programming. In ANSYS, the SHELL 281 component with six degrees of freedom per node is utilized. Twelve by twelve mesh and twelve layers were chosen for the analysis as per the results obtained in convergence study. Buckling of FGM plates with different in plane loading are studied. The effect of different parameters like width to thickness proportion, aspect ratio, gradient index and boundary conditions on the buckling load of FGM plates with varying in-plane load were studied.

The Role of Nursing in Improving Patient Outcomes in Hemodialysis: A Focus on Patient Education, Adherance, and Complication Management

Sat, 01 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Hemodialysis is the cornerstone of renal replacement therapy for patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD),
which is defined as irreversible loss of kidney function. Developments in dialysis technology have helped make
treatment accessible and improved survival, but outcomes for this hemodialysis treatment remain reliant overall on
the delivery of high-quality multidisciplinary care, of which nursing care is a key component. Nurses in hemodialysis
units perform both technical procedures as well as functions as educators, outcome facilitators, and first responders
to treatment complications. They have the most contact with patients, hence best placed to identify psychosocial
barriers, support health education, monitor clinical signs and intervene rapidly in case of emergencies. Abstract: We
present a narrative review of key areas in hemodialysis care that highlight the contribution of nurses to improving
patient outcomes, specifically in the areas of (1) patient education, (2) adherence to dialysis regimens and (3)
complications. The effectiveness of nurse-led interventions on reducing the incidence of CNE is illustrated with a
relevant, real-world case example, and the specific outcomes associated with nursing care are summarized in a table
format. In addition, a conceptual flow sheet represents the variability in nursing functions throughout the dialysis
care trajectory, specifying the holistic and proactive role of nephrology nurses. These findings underline the necessity
of ongoing resources toward nursing training, staffing, and infrastructures to ensure the quality of care—and the
long-term future—of dialysis patients

A Critical Analysis Poverty Alleviation Programme for Rural Development in the Role of Government

Savita Kumari — Fri, 31 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Poverty alleviation aims to improve the quality or life of those people who currently are living in poverty. Poverty reduction is set of quantity for economic and humanitarian. The current paper explains meaning of poverty. Role of the government and approaches adopted by the government for alleviating poverty. The different projects by the government are good initiatives for rural development, but more efforts are required to finish the poverty from the base.

Improving Patient Safety through Evidence-Based Nursing Interventions in Acute Care Settings

Sat, 01 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Patient safety is an important dimension of quality health care, particularly in acute care settings that sit at high risk for patient harm. The review paper will discuss research on evidence-based nursing interventions related to patient safety outcomes in acute care settings. Based on a review of current literature the review highlights the importance of implementing interventions including fall prevention protocols, infection control practices, safe medication administration, pressure injury prevention, and SBAR (Situation–Background–Assessment–Recommendation) style communication frameworks.

Vocational Dimensions and Value Orientation Across Academic Streams: A Comparative Multivariate Study

Km. Reshma, Babita Chaudhary, Dr. Amit Bhardwaj — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000

This research explores how students’ academic stream selection—Science, Arts, or Commerce—affects their vocational interests and value orientations. A sample of 600 students from Saharanpur district was studied using standardized psychometric tools. Analysis revealed distinct stream-wise patterns: Science students excelled in Scientific (M=15.3) and Knowledge (M=14.3) domains, Arts students scored highest in Artistic (M=13.8), Aesthetic (M=13.1), and Democratic (M=14.0), while Commerce students leaned toward Executive (M=14.7), Economic (M=14.8), and Family Prestige (M=13.7). MANOVA confirmed statistically significant differences (p<0.01). These findings underline the influence of educational context on shaping vocational and ethical self-concepts, reinforcing the need for curriculum-driven career planning.

Leadership Styles and Organizational Efficiency in Healthcare Management

Mon, 03 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The management of organizations is one of the aspects that largely determines how efficiently and effectively are the healthcare organizations? The review paper investigates the influence of different types of leadership styles-transformational, transactional, servant, democratic and autocratic-on organizational performance, staff job satisfaction and patient outcomes in health care, the paper says. Based on numerous empirical studies and models, the paper discusses the impact of different types of leadership on the efficiency of operation, the process of decision making, employee engagement and the delivery of quality care. According to the article, transformational and servant leadership styles have time and again been found to improve team cohesion, creativity, and patient satisfaction; while authoritarian styles tend to be an impediment for collaboration and morale. They also investigate contextual elements—things like organizational culture, existing resources, and healthcare system complexity that may moderate a leadership's effect. Limitations of the available Models: The conclusion of the paper highlights the need for adaptive models of leadership that can respond to the dynamic challenges inherent in available healthcare and call for strategic LM programs to produce resilient high performing healthcare Organizations.

Advancing Emergency Care Systems:Integration, Innovation and Interprofessional Collaboration

Tue, 04 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Emergency care systems, which play a vital role in responding to sudden and severe health emergencies, are plagued by fragmentation, scarce resources, and workforce challenges. This review examines the multidimensional changes that are transforming emergency care through the domains of integration, innovation, and interprofessional collaboration. We summarize recent literature to explore how integration of emergency medical services with the wider healthcare network improves continuity of care and outcomes. There are more than a few—everything from artificial intelligence, to tele-triage, to smart ambulance systems are changing the way that emergency response can (and will) take place. Additionally, a growing focus on interprofessional practice by physicians, nurses, paramedics, and other health practitioners creates a setting for better communication and more integrated care. The review discusses exemplary models and examples from around the world, identifies existing barriers, and offers recommendations for policy and practice. In conclusion, this paper illustrates how emergency care systems transformation should be based on the fundamental principles of integration, innovation and collaboration; and suggest a way forward to build resilience and sustainability to serve the full spectrum of the population need.

Nanotechnology-Enabled Biomedical Devices: Tiny Tools, Massive Impact

Wed, 05 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Nanotechnology has been researched as a novel aspect of biomedicine, capable of revolutionizing body diagnosis, delivery, and regeneration. At the nanometer level, scientists and engineers can build new-age biomedical devices that have such high-demand characteristics such as extremely high precision, sensing capability, and multifunctional application. Such Nanotechnology enabled devices include nanosensors, targeted drug delivery nanocarrier systems, implantable nanomaterials which are characterized by advantages such as high biocompatibility, easy detection in real-time and therapeutic efficiency [1]. Wider adoption of these micro devices is expected to enable early identification and targeted treatment of disease and non-invasive procedures for improved patient outcomes and reduced costs in the health care delivery system. From these new and surprising treatment approaches, though; there has been incredible advances, challenges for mass production of treatment, problems with long term safety, and FDA approval and moral issues. Here, we provide an update on the engineering of nanoscale technologies for biomedical devices in the context of clinical applications, and future direction and translational challenges. Nanotechnology is recently incorporated in biomedical devices and is a paradigm shift in modern day health care with worldwide health and welfare consequences.