OBJECTIVE Domestic violence is a major public health problem. A wide range of health hazards result from violence against women directly, or from its long-term consequences. The objective of this study is to determine health related consequences of domestic violence against women. METHOD A community based cross-sectional study was carried through online survey; convenience sample was taken du...

Aims: To assess knowledge and attitude towards antibiotics prescription antimicrobial resistance among dentist in Saudi Arabia.
 Study Design: Cross-sectional, survey-based study.
 Place Duration of Study: Sample: Arabia, between June 2020 October 2021.
 Methodology: This is was a cross-sectional, study Arabia. Data collected using predesigned self-administered online questionnai...

BACKGROUND Spiritual health, along with physical, emotional, and social aspects, is one of four domains of health. Assessment in this field of research is challenging methodologically. No contemporary population-based studies have profiled the spiritual health of adolescent Canadians with a focus on health inequalities. In a 2014 nationally representative sample of Canadians aged 11-15 years we...

BACKGROUND Sedentary behaviors (involving prolonged sitting time) are associated with deleterious health consequences, independent of (lack of) physical activity. To inform interventions, correlates of prevalent sedentary behaviors need to be identified. We examined associations of socio-demographic, home-environmental and psychosocial factors with adults' TV viewing time and leisure-time Inter...

AIMS This cross-sectional study aimed to determine the socio-demographic, lifestyle and well-being variables that are associated with body image concerns (BIC) and whether these associations differed between female and male students. METHODS A cross-sectional survey; 3,706 undergraduate students (2,699 females, 765 males) from seven universities in the UK completed a self-administered questio...

Objective: New nurses may be vulnerable to bullying as they often lack confidence or do not have the skills or maturity to communicate their needs or those of their patients. Increasing emotional intelligence particularly in at-risk nursing students may be one way to foster resiliency. This exploratory cross sectional study aimed to exam the overall level and specific components of emotional in...

Child mortality from preventable diseases such as pneumonia and diarrhoea in low middle-income countries remains a serious global challenge. We combine knowledge with available Demographic Health Survey (DHS) data India, to construct Causal Bayesian Networks (CBNs) investigate the factors associated childhood diarrhoea. make use of freeware tools learn graphical structure DHS score-based, const...

BACKGROUND Lower health literacy is a public health issue that follows a social gradient, potentially reinforcing existing health inequalities. However, levels of health literacy in particular populations can be unclear and are a key to identifying effective public health interventions. This research examined health literacy levels in Stoke-on-Trent, where 31.2% of the population live in areas ...

Background: Due to the increased risk of developing chronic diseases among older adults, their demand for health care has increased. Preparing nurses adults is one most difficult challenges in nursing education. Objective: This study investigated nurses’ knowledge and attitudes towards demographic occupational features that affect them. Methods: cross-sectional was conducted on 412 participants...