Journal of Education and Health Promotion

College students are vulnerable to a critical period in developmental maturation, facing rigorousacademic work, and learning how to function independently. Physical activities such ... Read More

A comparative study of maternal-neonate abdominal and kangaroo (skin-to-skin) skin contact immediately after birth on maternal attachment behaviors up to 2 months

. Mohadse Adeli; . Maryam Aradmehr

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-7

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BACKGROUND: Early skin‑to‑skin maternal–neonate contact during the 1st h following birth preparesboth mother and baby to establish a two‑way, interactive pattern of interaction. ... Read More

The effect of progressive muscle relaxation and guided imagery on stress, anxiety, and depression of pregnant women referred to health centers

. Saeideh Nasiri; . Hossein Akbari; . Leila Tagharrobi; . Akram Sadat Tabatabaee

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-6

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BACKGROUND: If anxiety and depression do not detect in pregnant women, they may causecomplications for the mother, child, and family, including postpartum depression. With regard to ... Read More

Neck, back, and shoulder pains and ergonomic factors among dental students

. Raha Habib Aghahi; . Rezvan Darabi; . Maryam Alsadat Hashemipour

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-6

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BACKGROUND: Dynamic and static activities in dentistry cause musculoskeletal disorders, butdental students do not have sufficient awareness about the effects of ergonomic factors on ... Read More

Opportunities and challenges of resident specialists’ attendance plan guidelines (health‑care transformation plan) in Isfahan university hospitals in 2015

. Reza Moradi; . Saeid Karimi; . Mohammad Hossein Yarmohammadian; . Mohammad Zakaria Kiaei; . Elaheh Mazaheri

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-8

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BACKGROUND: Given new reforms in Iran’s health‑care system and due to the need for gatheringevidence regarding the implementation of this plan, this study aimed to investigate ... Read More

The role of perceived barrier in the postpartum women’s health promoting lifestyle: A partial mediator between self-efficacy and health promoting lifestyle

. Khadijeh Hajimiri; . Elham Shakibazadeh; . Ali Asghar Haeri Mehrizi; . Sakineh Shab‑Bidar; . Roya Sadeghi

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-6

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INTRODUCTION: In recent decades, the focuses of health studies were mostly in middle‑agedwomen, and few studies have investigated the lifestyle of women after delivery. The aim of ... Read More

The effect of an eye health promotion program on the health protective behaviors of primary school students

. Nukhet Kirag; . Ayla Bayik Temel

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-8

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INTRODUCTION: Undiagnosed and uncorrected refractive errors in childhood can negatively affectthe development of vision and cause students to have low academic success and even quit ... Read More

A comparative study on the effect of “black cohosh” and “evening primrose oil” on menopausal hot flashes

. Maryam Mehrpooya; . Soghra Rabiee; . Amir Larki‑Harchegani; . Amir‑Mohammad Fallahian; . Abbas Moradi; . Sara Ataei; . Masoumeh Taravati Javad

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-5

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INTRODUCTION: Hot flashes are considered to be a common experience for menopausal womenand they can compromise the quality of life. The objective of this study is to assess the efficacy ... Read More

Gender preference between traditional and PowerPoint methods of teaching gross anatomy

. Saleh Nuhu; . Lawan Hassan Adamu; . Mohammed Alhaji Buba; . Sani Hyedima Garba; . Babagana Mohammed Dalori; . Ashiru Hassan Yusuf

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-5

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INTRODUCTION: Teaching and learning process is increasingly metamorphosing from the traditionalchalk and talk to the modern dynamism in the information and communication technology. ... Read More INTRODUCTION: Teaching and learning process is increasingly metamorphosing from the traditionalchalk and talk to the modern dynamism in the information and communication technology. Medicaleducation is no exception to this dynamism more especially in the teaching of gross anatomy, whichserves as one of the bases of understanding the human structure.OBJECTIVE: This study was conducted to determine the gender preference of preclinical medicalstudents on the use of traditional (chalk and talk) and PowerPoint presentation in the teaching ofgross anatomy.SUBJECTS AND METHODS: This was cross‑sectional and prospective study, which was conductedamong preclinical medical students in the University of Maiduguri, Nigeria. Using simple randomtechniques, a questionnaire was circulated among 280 medical students, where 247 students filledthe questionnaire appropriately. The data obtained was analyzed using SPSS version 20 (IBMCorporation, Armonk, NY, USA) to find the method preferred by the students among other things.RESULTS: Majority of the preclinical medical students in the University of Maiduguri preferredPowerPoint method in the teaching of gross anatomy over the conventional methods. The Cronbachalpha value of 0.76 was obtained which is an acceptable level of internal consistency. A statisticallysignificant association was found between gender and preferred method of lecture delivery on theclarity of lecture content where females prefer the conventional method of lecture delivery whereasmales prefer the PowerPoint method, On the reproducibility of text and diagram, females preferPowerPoint method of teaching gross anatomy while males prefer the conventional method ofteaching gross anatomy.CONCLUSION: There are gender preferences with regard to clarity of lecture contents andreproducibility of text and diagram. It was also revealed from this study that majority of the preclinicalmedical students in the University of Maiduguri prefer PowerPoint presentation over the traditionalchalk and talk method in most of the questions ask.

The relationship between anthropometric index and primary dysmenorehea in female high school students

. Mostafa Rad; . Marzieh Torkamannejad Sabzevari; . Sedigheh Rastaghi; . Zahra Mohebbi Dehnavi

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-6

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INTRODUCTION: Primary dysmenorrhea, painful menstruation without pelvic pathologiccomplications, is one of the most common problems in women’s gynecology and is one of the maincauses ... Read More

Trauma‑focused cognitive behavioral therapy a clinical trial to increase self‑efficacy in abused the primary school children

. Vahid Farina; . Safora Salemi.; . Faezeh Tatari; . Nasrin Abdoli; . Touraj Ahmadi Jouybari; . Mostafa Alikhani; . Behrad Basanj; . Ali Zakiei

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-6

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BACKGROUND: Child abuse and violence toward children has become a complex phenomenon innowadays societies leaving hurt children with numerous complications such as lowered self‑efficacy.Hence, ... Read More

#FOAMems: Engaging paramedics with free, online open‑access education

. Paige Mason; . Alan M Batt

Volume 8, Issue 3 , March 2018, Pages 1-5

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BACKGROUND AND AIM: Twitter® use among paramedics and other prehospital care clinicians ison the rise and is increasingly being used as a platform for continuing education and internationalcollaboration. ... Read More

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