problem statement with objective in nursing

PROBLEM STATEMENT

Problem statement:1

A pre experimental study to assess the effectiveness of STP regarding MDR-TB and XDR-TB among nurses working in AIIMS Rishikesh, UK.

Objectives:

1.       To assess the level of knowledge regarding MDR-TB and XDR-TB among nurses working in AIIMS Rishikesh UK.

2.       To assess the effectiveness of STP regarding MDR-TB and XDR-TB among nurses working in AIIMS Rishikesh UK.

3.       To associate the selected demographic variables with pre-test knowledge regarding MDR-TB and XDR-TB among nurses working in AIIMS Rishikesh, UK.

Problem statement:2

A descriptive study to assess level of knowledge regarding coronovirus among Nurses working in AIIMS Rishikesh UK.

Objectives:

1.       To assess the level of knowledge regarding coronovirus among nurses working in AIIMS Rishikesh UK.  

2.       To associate the selected demographic variables with level of knowledge regarding coronovirus among nurses working in AIIMS Rishikesh, UK.

Problem statement:3

A descriptive study to assess the awareness regarding current health issues and progress in India among health care workers of AIIMS Rishikesh, UK

Objectives:

1.       To assess the level of knowledge regarding current health issues and progress in India among health care workers in AIIMS Rishikesh UK. 

2.       To associate the selected demographic variables with level of knowledge regarding current health issues and progress in India among health care workers  in AIIMS Rishikesh, UK.

Problem statement:4

A descriptive study to assess level of knowledge regarding Ebola virus among Nurses working in AIIMS Rishikesh UK.

Objectives:

1.       To assess the level of knowledge regarding ebola virus among nurses working in AIIMS Rishikesh UK.  

2.       To associate the selected demographic variables with level of knowledge regarding ebola virus among nurses working in AIIMS Rishikesh, UK.

Problem statement:5

A descriptive study to assess the prevalence of nutritional deficiencies among preschoolers   in selected villages in Rishikesh UK.

Objectives:

1.       To assess the prevalence of nutritional deficiencies among preschoolers   in selected villages in Rishikesh UK.

2.       To associate the selected demographic variables with of nutritional deficiencies among preschoolers   in selected villages in Rishikesh UK.

Problem statement: 6

A quasi experimental study to assess the effectiveness of using iron vessels for cooking in treating anaemia among preschool children with anemia in selected community in Rishikesh, UK

1.       To assess the prevalence of anaemia among preschool children in selected community in Rishikesh, UK

2.       To assess the effectiveness of using iron vessels for cooking in treating anaemia among preschool children in selected community in Rishikesh, UK

3.       To associate the selected demographic variables with prevalence of anaemia among preschool children in selected community in Rishikesh, UK

Problem Statement-7

A descriptive study to assess the level of knowledge regarding influenza A (H!N1) among adults in rishikesh, UK

Problem statement-8

A descriptive study to assess the prevalence of PEM and anemia among preschooler in Rishikesh, UK

Problem statemen-9

A stduty to assess the prevalence of diabetic neuropathy among diabetic patient attending Diabetic OPD in AIIMS Rishikesh, UK

Problem statemen-10

A study to assess the level  of knowledge among general population regarding sound regulating system in mobile and its effect on health in Rishikesh, UK

Problems:

11. Lived experience of primi-mothers

12. Body mechanism among nurses

13. Body mechanism among pregnant women

14. Traditional practices in postnatal care and regarding child rearing

15. A study to assess the anaemia/PEM among preschooler in selected community

Psychology studies

16. A comparative study to assess the level of stress among children between inpatient and outpatient

17. A comparative study to assess the level of stress among children between previous hospitalization and first hospitalization. 

18. A study to assess the prevalence of enuresis among preschoolers in Rishikesh

19. A study to assess the lived experience of children when they go school at first (separation anxiety)

20. A study to assess the level of stress between working and non working women

prevalence of PEM and anemia among preschoolers methodology and tools

Problem statement:

“A descriptive study to assess the prevalence of PEM and anemia among preschoolers   , Rishikesh UK.

Objectives:

1.       To assess the prevalence of PEM among preschoolers, Rishikesh UK.

2.       To assess the prevalence of anemia among preschoolers, Rishikesh UK.

3.       To associate the selected demographic variables with of prevalence of PEM preschoolers, Rishikesh UK.

4.       To associate the selected demographic variables with of prevalence of anemia among preschoolers, Rishikesh UK.

Methodology:

Research approach: quantitative approach

Research design: non experimental descriptive study

Target population: preschool children

Accessible population: preschool children live in around rishikesh

Sample size: 100

Sample design: non probability sampling technique

Sampling technique:  purposive sampling technique

Instrument used: anthropometric measurement and physical assessment.

Data collection method:  Bio-physiological (invitro)

Analysis and interpretation of data:  descriptive and inferential statistics.

Discussion

Report writing

DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES:

1.       Age:

a)      3-4yrs

b)      4-5yrs

c)       5-6yrs

2.       Sex:

a)      Male  (M) b) female(F)

3.       Number of siblings:

a)      0    b) 1    c) 2   d) 3 and above

4.       Birth order

a)      First   b) second   c) third    d) fourth  and above

5.       Place of living

a)      Rural area (R)

b)      Urban area (U)

6.      Educational status of the father:

a)      Primary (P)

b)      Secondary (S)

c)      Higher secondary (HS)

d)     Under graduate (UG)

e)      Post graduate (PG)

f)       Others (O)

7.      Educational status of the mother:

a)      Primary (P)

b)      Secondary (S)

c)      Higher secondary (HS)

d)     Under graduate (UG)

e)      Post graduate (PG)

f)       Others (O)

8.      Types of family:

a)      Joint family (J)

b)      Nuclear family (N)

c)      Others  (O)

9.      Income of the family:

a)      <10,000 (LC)

b)      10,000to 25,000 (MC)

c)      26,000-50,000 (UMC)

d)     >50000  (UC)

10.   Food of child:

a)      Vegetarian  (v)

b)      Non vegetarian  ( NV)

c)       Ova vegetarian (OV)

Anthropometric measurement:

Weight (Wt)

Height (ht)

Mid arm circumference (mac)

Sclera or nail bed are pale

a)      Yes

b)      No

influenza A (H1N1) methodology and tools

PROBLEM STATEMENT:

“A descriptive study to assess the level of knowledge regarding Influenza A (H1N1) among adults at selected community in rishikesh, UK”

Objectives:

1.      To assess the level of knowledge regarding Influenza A (H1N1) among adults at selected community in rishikesh, UK”

2.      To associate the selected demographic variables with level of knowledge regarding Influenza A (H1N1) among adults  at selected community in rishikesh, UK”

Methodology:

Research approach: quantitative approach

Research design: non experimental descriptive study

Target population: middle and old age people

Accessible population: people visit to AIIMS rishikesh OPD

Sample size: 100

Sample design: Non probability sampling technique

Sampling technique:  Convenient sampling technique

Instrument used: structured self administered questioners

Data collection method: questioner method

Analysis and interpretation of data:  descriptive and inferential statistics.

Discussion

Report writing

DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES:

1.      Age:

a)      18-30 yrs

b)      31-44 yrs

c)      45- yrs

d)     >65 yrs

2.      Sex:

a)      Male

b)      Female

3.      Place of living

a)      Rural area

b)      Urban area

c)      Semi urban

4.      Educational status:

a)      Primary

b)      Secondary

c)      Higher secondary

d)     Degree

e)      Others

5.      Occupation

a)      Health care professionals

b)      Teaching profession

c)      Daily Labor

d)     Unemployed

e)      Others

6.      Types of family:

a)      Joint family

b)      Nuclear family

c)      Others

7.      Economic status:

a)      Low class

b)      Middle class

c)      Upper middle class

d)     Upper class

8.      Sources of health information:

a)      News papers

b)      TV

c)      Internet

d)     Friends and neighbors’

e)      Others

9.      Previously affected with influenza A (H1N1):

a)      Yes               b) No

10.  Presently affected with influenza A (H1N1):

a)      Yes                b) No

STRUCTURED QUESTIONERS

1.      Influenza A (H1N1) is a

a)               Viral infection

b)               Bacterial infection

c)               Hereditary disease

d)              Surgical condition

2.      Influenza A (H1N1) is a

e)               Communicable disease

f)                Non communicable disease

g)               Congenital disease

h)               Surgical condition

3.      Influenza virus affects all  of the given except:

a)      Pig

b)      Bird

c)      Human

d)     Dog

4. Influenza A (H1N1) spread from which country?

a)      Saudi Arabia

b)     Mexico

c)      Japan

d)     England

5. At which year influenza A (H1N1) started to spread in India?

a)      2009

b)      2010

c)      2012

d)     2014

6. In India which state is declared as epidemic during 2014?

a)      Gujarat

b)     Rajasthan

c)      Delhi

d)     Maharashtra

7. Influenza A (H1N1) outbreak is high at what season?

a)      Summer

b)     Winter

c)      Rainy season

d)     All the time

8. Influenza A (H1N1) virus affects which system?

a)       respiratory system

b)      Cardio vascular disease

c)      GI disease

d)     Skin disease

9. Is this influenza the same as ordinary influenza?

a)      Less severe than normal influenza

b)     More severe than normal influenza

c)      Same like normal influenza

d)     None of the above

10. currently for swine flu the incubation is expected to be

a)      1-7 days

b)     5-10 days

c)      7-12 days

d)     9-14 day

11. Patient is considered contagious for up to

a)      3 days

b)      5 Days

c)       Until the symptoms resolve.

d)     Even after symptom resolve

12. Who is at risk for influensa A(H1N1)?

a)      Old age people, pregnany women, and children

b)      Vaccinated people

c)      Adults who is not immunized

d)     People live in non endemic or non pandemic area

13. What are the symptoms of swine flu?

a)      Vomiting, Fever, cough

b)     Shortness of breath, cough, fever

c)      Shortness of breath, diarrhoea, cough

d)     Cough, fever, rash

14.  Which is not the symptom of influenza A(H1N1)?

a)      Body aches, and headaches

b)      Nausea and vomiting

c)      Cough, sore throat and  diarrhea

d)     Constipation  and  oligouria

15.  Should people avoid travelling to countries affected by swine flu?

a)      Yes, we should not travel at any time

b)      We can travel, if we have enough immunity power

c)      We can travel With specific precautions

d)     We can travel after quarantine period

16. Is it safe to eat pork and pork products?

a)      Yes

b)      No

c)      Don’t know

d)     No proof from pig to human transmission 

17. What do you do if you get sick?

a)      Stay at home from school or work.

b)      Go to the accident and emergency department of your local hospital, ring your friends and ask them to come with you.

c)      Go to your doctor to get Tami-flu

d)     None of the above

18. What do you do if a family member contracts swine flu?

a)      Keep areas in your house closed

b)      Allow only healthy persons to have contact with them as much as possible.

c)      Wash your hands only after contact with the patient.

d)     If possible isolate the ill family

19. Can we vaccinate people against H1N1?

a)      Currently there is no vaccines for swine flu

b)      There is vaccine for swine flu

c)      There is no research undertaken to find vaccine for swine flu

d)     Swine will not respond to antiviral drugs if taken immediately or soon after infection has started.

20.  Why is there so much concern about the current outbreaks?

a)      The current strain of H1N1 is a novel virus which has spread quickly throughout the world.

b)      The current strain shows person-to-person transmission

c)      Affects adult population

d)      The current strain shows animal-to-person transmission

21. Which statement is correct?

A) The transmission refers to the passing of the disease from one person to another person 

B) The spread of influenza refers to the wide diffusion of the disease among a large number of animals.

a)      Both A and B is correct

b)       A only

c)      A is correct B is wrong

d)      Both A and B is wrong

22.  what can you do to avoid catching swine flu

a)      wash hands or use gels,

b)      wear a face mask, bin the tissue after one use,

c)       always carry the tissue,

d)     All the above

23.  what can you do to avoid catching swine flu

a)      cover your mouth and nose with clean tissues when you cough or sneeze,

b)      avoid contacting people who is return from pandemic area.

c)      Both a and b

d)     None of the above

24.  What is the slogan you need to remember to avoid swine flu?

a)      Catch it, wipe it. Kill it

b)     Catch it, bin it, kill it

c)      Clean it, bin it, kill it

d)     Kill it, chase it, bin it

25. Who are flu friends?

a)      Neighbors’, relatives and friends who can collect medicine for you when  you are ill

b)      Friend who have flu

c)      Friend who have given you flu

d)     Friends and relatives who you need to look after if they have flu

26. Do you need face mask?

a)      Yes, we should wear a face mask at all times

b)     No, face mask don’t protect people from becoming infected

c)      Yes,  if you have swine flu

d)     No,  you should stay at home

27. Does our Indian government have enough drugs to treat Indian people?

a)      Yes, there is enough drug in govt but not in private pharmacist

b)      No, drugs are not enough

c)      They are ordering drug from other country

d)     This virus need no drug

28.  What should be done when an outbreak occurs in your place?

a)      controlling marketing,

b)      not necessary to impose movement restrictions or quarantine measures,

c)       No need of vaccinating

d)     None of the above

29.  What is the complication of invfluenza A(H1N1)?

a)      SARS

b)      pneumonia

c)      asthma

d)     all the above

30. What are the best methods of decontaminating the virus?

a)      Soapy water

b)      Tap water

c)      Mineral water

d)     No need to wash hand

31. What is the best treatment for influensa A (H1N1)?

a)      Vaccination

b)     Prevention

c)      Antiviral medications

d)     No treatment