Abstract: The Philippines faces a rising demand for organ transplants, with one person dying daily while waiting. This study focused on awareness and acceptance of deceased organ donation to address this crisis.

Following ethical standards, a descriptive correlational design, with purposive sampling for data gathering was employed. A survey tool, validated, was used on participants aged 18 to 65. The pilot study was done and excluded from the main data collection, which included face-to-face surveys in selected barangays of Parañaque City.

Most respondents were aware of the importance of legal next of kin's consent in organ donation, but not as familiar with PhilNOS, its allocation criteria, donating organs posthumously, including in cases of HIV, Hepatitis B, and C. Aware of potential bodily changes when donating organs, but are unaware that signing a donation card does not guarantee success. Social media is their main awareness source. Family agreement and discussions are highly accepted, but willingness to donate from a brain-dead relative is slightly accepted. Religious beliefs lean towards high acceptance with less concern for body preservation. Registering through the I-HOPE app is slightly accepted.

Research findings show significant relationships between age and sex regarding awareness, age and employment status in terms of acceptance, and awareness and acceptance towards deceased organ donation.

Increased awareness and education to public and healthcare providers, can appreciate its life-saving importance, thereby increasing the likelihood of participation, and can help dispel myths and reduce fears, leading to a more supportive attitude toward deceased organ donation.

Keywords: Acceptance, Awareness, Deceased Organ Donation, Organ Donation Campaign, Selected Barangay, Sources of Information, Willingness to donate.

Title: AWARENESS AND ACCEPTANCE TOWARDS ORGAN DONATION IN SELECTED BARANGAYS: BASIS FOR ORGAN DONATION CAMPAIGN

Author: Jasmin Pascua Junio, Hazel F. Zulla, Jermaine Nyzza P. Delloro, Eriza Monique V. Magbual, Stella Marie J. Gonzaga, (RN, MAN), Amparo T. Miguel, (RN, MAN, PhD)

International Journal of Novel Research in Healthcare and Nursing

ISSN 2394-7330

Vol. 11, Issue 3, September 2024 - December 2024

Page No: 63-73

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Published Date: 13-December-2024

Abstract: Background: Stroke is a disease whose consequences have a considerable impact on the quality of the patient’s life. It is a widespread disease that has a disabling impact on life and, in addition to physical changes, brings about a number of psychological and cognitive processes. Aim: To assess remedial compliance and quality of life among patients with stroke.Design: Descriptive design. Setting: The study was conducted in Neurology department at Sohag University Hospital. Sample: Convenient sample of 84 adult male and female patients who attended the neurology unit. Data collection tools: three tools were used in data collection, first tool: Structured Interviewing questionnaire for patients. Second tool: Compliance assessment questionnaire; third tool Stroke Specific Quality of Life Scale (SS-QOL). Results: This study mentioned that 76.2% of the studied patients had low compliance level with medication and 17.9% of the studied patient had high compliance level with exercise. Also, 67.9% of the studied patients had low quality of life level. Conclusion: The main findings showed that there was statistical significant positive correlation between the studied patient's compliance with medication, compliance with exercise and quality of life.

Keywords: Stroke, Remedial compliance, Quality of life.

Title: Remedial Compliance and Quality of life among patients with Stroke

Author: Asmaa Hassan Albadry, Shalabia Elsayed Abozead, Ghona Abd El-Naser Ali, Alaaeldin Sedky Bekhit

International Journal of Novel Research in Healthcare and Nursing

ISSN 2394-7330

Vol. 11, Issue 3, September 2024 - December 2024

Page No: 51-62

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Published Date: 19-November-2024

Abstract: Background: In the intensive care unit, weaning off of a mechanical ventilator is regarded as a critical issue. Critical Care Nurses play a crucial role in providing care to patients on mechanical ventilation by customizing various intervention. Aroma therapy using lavender essential oil is considered one of the complementary therapy and was reported to be effective in facilitating weaning process. The aim of the study was to assess the effect of aromatherapy on physiological parameters and mechanical ventilation weaning outcomes among critically ill Patients. Design: a quasi-experimental study. Setting: the study was carried out at general ICUs of Tanta University Emergency Hospital.  Subjects: a purposive sample of 60 adult patients from both genders newly admitted attached with mechanical ventilator was involved in this study divided randomly into equal groups 30 patient for each group. Data collection tool: Integrated Nursing Practice & weaning trial assessment tool was used to collect data. Results: There was statistically significant difference between control and study groups from the start to the end of the study period regarding ( HR, RR,SPO₂,SBP,DBP and fio₂). There was statically significant relation between aroma therapy using lavender oil and the mean values of GCS and duration of weaning from mechanical ventilation. Conclusion:  It has been demonstrated that using lavender oil in aromatherapy can improve the outcomes for mechanically ventilated patients. It is linked to a notable improvement in oxygenation, mean arterial blood pressure, and vital signs. . Recommendation: this study recommends the importance of implementation of aroma therapy for mechanically ventilated patients. Also, in-service educational programs and workshops should be conducted to raise CCNs' awareness regarding the safe use of different types of the aroma therapy nursing practices using essential oils for mechanically ventilated patients.

Keywords: Aromatherapy, Lavender oil, Mechanical ventilation, Weaning process.

Title: Effect of Aromatherapy on Physiological Parameters and Mechanical Ventilation Weaning Outcomes among Critically Ill Patients

Author: Samar Ahmed Nour Eldin Mohamed Yousef, Prof.Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Saber Hamed, Dr. Mohamed Abd Elhady Shama, Dr. Badria Abd Elshahed Elkattan

International Journal of Novel Research in Healthcare and Nursing

ISSN 2394-7330

Vol. 11, Issue 3, September 2024 - December 2024

Page No: 39-50

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Published Date: 02-October-2024

Abstract: Background: Breast self-examination is a way a female can check breasts by feeling for lumps or other changes. Breast self-exams can help a female learn how breasts normally look and feel and notice when changes occur. The aim of the study: was to disseminate of breast self-examination among female students with disabilities. Research design: Quasi-experimental research design used to in the current study. Setting: the current study was conducted at the Intellectual School for disabled female in Fayoum, city, Egypt. Sample: A convenient sample consists of forty disabled female students. Tools: three main tools were used; tool 1: Interviewing questionnaire sheet, that included two parts, Part Ⅰ: Socio demographic data, Part Ⅱ: Knowledge assessment sheet, tool 2: Breast self-examination cheek list ,and tool 3: Satisfaction assessment sheet. Results: the result of the current study showed that there was a statistically significant difference between studied female students regarding total knowledge toward breast self-examination. Conclusion: The knowledge of female students with disabilities was improved after the study. Recommendation: Improve health facilities to examine disabled female students and treat them if there any breast problem according there disability.

Keywords: Awareness, Breast self-examination, Disabilities, Raising, Female students.

Title: Raising Awareness of female Students with Disabilities Regarding Breast Self-Examination

Author: Nessma Mohamed Sameeh, Hanan Fawzy El-Sayed, Neama Abd El-Fattah Abd El-Gawad

International Journal of Novel Research in Healthcare and Nursing

ISSN 2394-7330

Vol. 11, Issue 3, September 2024 - December 2024

Page No: 26-38

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Published Date: 24-September-2024

Abstract: We have here for you such attractive case for a boy who is 4 years old known to me via the regular FU due to the recurrent HL caused by the G6PD he is having and presented to me recently with MLN of four toes nails which is the darkness pigmentation of the toes nails that was so striking and diffuse in the affected toenails. Nothing mentioned in our medical environment offices of paediatrics blood t there is a known relations between the blood disorders in children and any skin hyperpigmentation except the Fanconi Anaemia. So, on this case report maybe we will be the first peoples who recorded the second haematological disorder that comes with cutaneous pigmentation (Hemocutaneous stigmata) if it is really and correct terminology.

Keywords: FU: Follow up, HL: Hemolysis, G6PD: Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiency, MLN: melanonychia, KSA: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, RDH: Riyadh, NGCSC: National guard Comprehensive Clinics, AHA: Acute haemolytic anaemia.

Title: 4 Years Old Boy with Four Toes Nails Melanonychia and Recurrent Hemolytic Anemia Due To G6PD

Author: Dr. Ahmed Moosa Yahya Assery, Dr. Mohammad Abdullah Elomair

International Journal of Novel Research in Healthcare and Nursing

ISSN 2394-7330

Vol. 11, Issue 3, September 2024 - December 2024

Page No: 19-25

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Published Date: 16-September-2024

Amendment Date: 25-September-2024

Abstract: Background: Computers are widely used in academic institutions, working for prolonged period in an ergonomically deficient workplace increases the risk of many health issues such musculoskeletal problems and computer vision syndrome.

Aim: To evaluate the effect of an Ergonomic Program on Preventing Health Hazards of the Computer among Faculty Staff.

Design: A quasi- experimental design (pre and post-test). Setting: This study was conducted at Faculty of Nursing, Helwan University. Subjects: A convenient sample of 102 faculty staff at Faculty of Nursing, Helwan University was included in this study.

Tools: three tools was used; Tool I: Structured Interviewing Questionnaire, Tool II: Faculty staffs' reported practices regarding Computer workstation Ergonomics and Tool III: Computer Health Hazards Questionnaire.

Results: 97.1% of the studied faculty staff gained satisfactory level of knowledge regarding ergonomics post-program as compared with 23.5% pre-program, 90.2% of them gained adequate level of practices post- ergonomic program as compared with 24.5% pre-program, and 76.5% of them gained a mild level of computer health hazards post ergonomic program as compared with 19.6%. pre-ergonomic program. Also, there was a high statistically significant positive correlation between the studied faculty staffs’ knowledge and reported practices regarding ergonomics at (r ranged from 0.824 to 0.985 & P= 0.000).

Conclusion: Ergonomic program had large effect size on the studied faculty staffs’ knowledge, reported practices regarding ergonomics and computer health hazards so hypothesis was accepted.

Recommendations: Continues implementation of ergonomic programs and workshops for all faculty staffs in universities to highlight the importance of ergonomics in preventing computer health hazards.

Keywords: An Ergonomic program, computer health hazards, faculty staff.

Title: The Effect of an Ergonomic Program on Preventing Health Hazards of the Computer among Faculty Staff

Author: Mariam Mohammed Fouda, Afaf Salah Abd El-Mohsen, Sahar Ahmad Shafik, Ons Saied El-Zayat

International Journal of Novel Research in Healthcare and Nursing

ISSN 2394-7330

Vol. 11, Issue 3, September 2024 - December 2024

Page No: 1-18

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Published Date: 14-September-2024