The present study aimed to analyze the effects of psychological intervention/ treatments on quali... more The present study aimed to analyze the effects of psychological intervention/ treatments on quality of life, positive orientation and their coping mechanism among early diagnosed cancer patients and survivors. Improvement of Psychological and Social support is very effective support mechanism to cope up the pain and suffering. Lack or loss of psychological and social support has also been proposed to affect the onset and course of cancer. The absence of a current psychological and social support network has been tied to a higher incidence of cancer. A substantial body of research suggests link among stress, coping and cancer, individuals who cope with stress by being acquiescent and pleasant and by repressing negative emotions may be more likely to develop malignancies. In this study we tried to counsel cancer patients to use active coping strategies, inculcate some Assessments to sense of control and better Quality of life in them. The cancer patients were make realized through counseling that although they are
As the lockdown period started since March 2020, which was obviously a new thing for citizens. Ev... more As the lockdown period started since March 2020, which was obviously a new thing for citizens. Everyone was thinking about it in its own way. It became necessity to divert people from overthink about lockdown and being depressed. To divert people from all negativity and anxiety occurred due to pandemic an effective tool was used, which was religion. India is a religious country which celebrate festival for enlightens, prosperity and happiness. Due to lockdown, when everything comes to stand still, their traditional festivities people lost a potentially effective cure for depression, Robert Burton(2012:482) suggest let them use hunting sports ,marry companya cup of good drink now and then ’A century later, even Adom smith was advocating festivities as means of relieving melancholy to quote Robert w. malcomson (1973:71) the state by giving liberty divert the people by painting , music easily dissipate melancholy. The march 5th, 2020 and April 9th, 2020 were two dates when Indians show...
Purpose Data from India and other low and middle-income countries reveal high rates of the parent... more Purpose Data from India and other low and middle-income countries reveal high rates of the parental shaking in poor communities. Other Indian data reveal high rates of intellectual disability among children. The confluence of these observations provide an opportunity to understand the nature and consequences of potentially harmful child discipline techniques and TBI in young children. Methods This matched case-control study includes 41 pair matched (age, sex, maternal age and education) children aged 2–6 years with evidence of intellectual disability (IQ<70), to examine the contribution of harsh discipline. Children with intellectual disabilities (cases) from pediatric developmental clinic and controls from pediatric well clinic were recruited at King George’s Medical University, Lucknow, India. Parents were questioned about past discipline approaches using PCTS. Children received neurological exam, IQ tests and a MRI (Cases only). Distribution of patient characteristics were studied; prevalence of reported shaking and other discipline practices were estimated. MRI scans were reviewed and physical finding are presented. Results Children’s average age was 43.2 (16.3) months, 63% were boys. Average respondent parent age was 33 years (7.6), 45% had high school education. Forty-four percent reported definite; while other reported possible shaking. Nearly 80% reported shaking their children<2 years of age. The odds of developmental delay is 17 fold higher among parents reporting shaking compared to those who did not using exact conditional logistic regression. MRI scan revealed 66% having some sort of abnormalities. Conclusions Parents report high rates of shaking among children<2 years as a discipline practice. The association observed between parents reporting shaking and developmental delay is large. Nearly 2/3 of all patients had some brain abnormality observed in MRI scan.
Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, complete lockdown has been declared to the nation by PM Modi in ... more Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, complete lockdown has been declared to the nation by PM Modi in India. Where all the citizens are at their respective homes, clinical experts (doctors, nurses, laboratory technicians), cops and some unsung heroes are working in this critical situation. Almost every second day we hear the news about the violence against doctors. Fear of being beaten for no reasons, fear of being infected, to not meet their families and friends, fear of losing their loved ones, to not able to go their homes, being quarantined for 14 days after their duties and the pressure of their administrative duties are always in their minds. This study was taken with the aim to assess the psychological stress among doctors working during COVID-19. An online survey has been conducted among 70 doctors in India using Perceived Stress Scale (PSS). The results shows that 75.714 doctors fall under the moderate perceived stress score, which confronts considerable measure of stress at their work places. We recommend interventions at the hospitals to helping them coping with their stress. Corona viruses are a group of infections known for containing strains that cause possibly lethal maladies in animals or birds. In people they&#39;re commonly spread by means of airborne droplets of liquid delivered by infected persons. Some uncommon however prominent strains, including SARS-CoV-2 (answerable for COVID-19), and those liable for severe acute respiratory disorder (SARS) and Middle East respiratory disorder (MERS), can cause death in people. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, tiredness, and dry cough. A few patients may have painfulness, nasal congestion, runny nose, pharyngitis or diarrhoea. These symptoms are normally mild and start progressively. A few people become infected however don&#39;t build up any symptoms and don&#39;t feel unwell. WHO reports says many people (about 80%) recuperate from the ailment without requiring special treatment. Around 1 out of each 6 individuals who gets COVID-19 turns out to be genuinely sick and creates trouble relaxing. Progressively settled individuals, and those with key clinical issues like hypertension, heart issues or diabetes, will undoubtedly make veritable sickness. People with fever, hack and trouble breathing should search for clinical thought.
Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, complete lockdown has been declared to the nation by PM Modi in ... more Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, complete lockdown has been declared to the nation by PM Modi in India. Where all the citizens are at their respective homes, clinical experts (doctors, nurses, laboratory technicians), cops and some unsung heroes are working in this critical situation. Almost every second day we hear the news about the violence against doctors. Fear of being beaten for no reasons, fear of being infected, to not meet their families and friends, fear of losing their loved ones, to not able to go their homes, being quarantined for 14 days after their duties and the pressure of their administrative duties are always in their minds. This study was taken with the aim to assess the psychological stress among doctors working during COVID-19. An online survey has been conducted among 70 doctors in India using Perceived Stress Scale (PSS). The results shows that 75.714 doctors fall under the moderate perceived stress score, which confronts considerable measure of stress at their work places. We recommend interventions at the hospitals to helping them coping with their stress. Corona viruses are a group of infections known for containing strains that cause possibly lethal maladies in animals or birds. In people they&#39;re commonly spread by means of airborne droplets of liquid delivered by infected persons. Some uncommon however prominent strains, including SARS-CoV-2 (answerable for COVID-19), and those liable for severe acute respiratory disorder (SARS) and Middle East respiratory disorder (MERS), can cause death in people. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, tiredness, and dry cough. A few patients may have painfulness, nasal congestion, runny nose, pharyngitis or diarrhoea. These symptoms are normally mild and start progressively. A few people become infected however don&#39;t build up any symptoms and don&#39;t feel unwell. WHO reports says many people (about 80%) recuperate from the ailment without requiring special treatment. Around 1 out of each 6 individuals who gets COVID-19 turns out to be genuinely sick and creates trouble relaxing. Progressively settled individuals, and those with key clinical issues like hypertension, heart issues or diabetes, will undoubtedly make veritable sickness. People with fever, hack and trouble breathing should search for clinical thought.
The present study aimed to analyze the effects of psychological intervention/ treatments on quali... more The present study aimed to analyze the effects of psychological intervention/ treatments on quality of life, positive orientation and their coping mechanism among early diagnosed cancer patients and survivors. Improvement of Psychological and Social support is very effective support mechanism to cope up the pain and suffering. Lack or loss of psychological and social support has also been proposed to affect the onset and course of cancer. The absence of a current psychological and social support network has been tied to a higher incidence of cancer. A substantial body of research suggests link among stress, coping and cancer, individuals who cope with stress by being acquiescent and pleasant and by repressing negative emotions may be more likely to develop malignancies. In this study we tried to counsel cancer patients to use active coping strategies, inculcate some Assessments to sense of control and better Quality of life in them. The cancer patients were make realized through counseling that although they are
The present study aimed to analyze the effects of psychological intervention/ treatments on quali... more The present study aimed to analyze the effects of psychological intervention/ treatments on quality of life, positive orientation and their coping mechanism among early diagnosed cancer patients and survivors. Improvement of Psychological and Social support is very effective support mechanism to cope up the pain and suffering. Lack or loss of psychological and social support has also been proposed to affect the onset and course of cancer. The absence of a current psychological and social support network has been tied to a higher incidence of cancer. A substantial body of research suggests link among stress, coping and cancer, individuals who cope with stress by being acquiescent and pleasant and by repressing negative emotions may be more likely to develop malignancies. In this study we tried to counsel cancer patients to use active coping strategies, inculcate some Assessments to sense of control and better Quality of life in them. The cancer patients were make realized through counseling that although they are
As the lockdown period started since March 2020, which was obviously a new thing for citizens. Ev... more As the lockdown period started since March 2020, which was obviously a new thing for citizens. Everyone was thinking about it in its own way. It became necessity to divert people from overthink about lockdown and being depressed. To divert people from all negativity and anxiety occurred due to pandemic an effective tool was used, which was religion. India is a religious country which celebrate festival for enlightens, prosperity and happiness. Due to lockdown, when everything comes to stand still, their traditional festivities people lost a potentially effective cure for depression, Robert Burton(2012:482) suggest let them use hunting sports ,marry companya cup of good drink now and then ’A century later, even Adom smith was advocating festivities as means of relieving melancholy to quote Robert w. malcomson (1973:71) the state by giving liberty divert the people by painting , music easily dissipate melancholy. The march 5th, 2020 and April 9th, 2020 were two dates when Indians show...
Purpose Data from India and other low and middle-income countries reveal high rates of the parent... more Purpose Data from India and other low and middle-income countries reveal high rates of the parental shaking in poor communities. Other Indian data reveal high rates of intellectual disability among children. The confluence of these observations provide an opportunity to understand the nature and consequences of potentially harmful child discipline techniques and TBI in young children. Methods This matched case-control study includes 41 pair matched (age, sex, maternal age and education) children aged 2–6 years with evidence of intellectual disability (IQ<70), to examine the contribution of harsh discipline. Children with intellectual disabilities (cases) from pediatric developmental clinic and controls from pediatric well clinic were recruited at King George’s Medical University, Lucknow, India. Parents were questioned about past discipline approaches using PCTS. Children received neurological exam, IQ tests and a MRI (Cases only). Distribution of patient characteristics were studied; prevalence of reported shaking and other discipline practices were estimated. MRI scans were reviewed and physical finding are presented. Results Children’s average age was 43.2 (16.3) months, 63% were boys. Average respondent parent age was 33 years (7.6), 45% had high school education. Forty-four percent reported definite; while other reported possible shaking. Nearly 80% reported shaking their children<2 years of age. The odds of developmental delay is 17 fold higher among parents reporting shaking compared to those who did not using exact conditional logistic regression. MRI scan revealed 66% having some sort of abnormalities. Conclusions Parents report high rates of shaking among children<2 years as a discipline practice. The association observed between parents reporting shaking and developmental delay is large. Nearly 2/3 of all patients had some brain abnormality observed in MRI scan.
Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, complete lockdown has been declared to the nation by PM Modi in ... more Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, complete lockdown has been declared to the nation by PM Modi in India. Where all the citizens are at their respective homes, clinical experts (doctors, nurses, laboratory technicians), cops and some unsung heroes are working in this critical situation. Almost every second day we hear the news about the violence against doctors. Fear of being beaten for no reasons, fear of being infected, to not meet their families and friends, fear of losing their loved ones, to not able to go their homes, being quarantined for 14 days after their duties and the pressure of their administrative duties are always in their minds. This study was taken with the aim to assess the psychological stress among doctors working during COVID-19. An online survey has been conducted among 70 doctors in India using Perceived Stress Scale (PSS). The results shows that 75.714 doctors fall under the moderate perceived stress score, which confronts considerable measure of stress at their work places. We recommend interventions at the hospitals to helping them coping with their stress. Corona viruses are a group of infections known for containing strains that cause possibly lethal maladies in animals or birds. In people they&#39;re commonly spread by means of airborne droplets of liquid delivered by infected persons. Some uncommon however prominent strains, including SARS-CoV-2 (answerable for COVID-19), and those liable for severe acute respiratory disorder (SARS) and Middle East respiratory disorder (MERS), can cause death in people. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, tiredness, and dry cough. A few patients may have painfulness, nasal congestion, runny nose, pharyngitis or diarrhoea. These symptoms are normally mild and start progressively. A few people become infected however don&#39;t build up any symptoms and don&#39;t feel unwell. WHO reports says many people (about 80%) recuperate from the ailment without requiring special treatment. Around 1 out of each 6 individuals who gets COVID-19 turns out to be genuinely sick and creates trouble relaxing. Progressively settled individuals, and those with key clinical issues like hypertension, heart issues or diabetes, will undoubtedly make veritable sickness. People with fever, hack and trouble breathing should search for clinical thought.
Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, complete lockdown has been declared to the nation by PM Modi in ... more Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, complete lockdown has been declared to the nation by PM Modi in India. Where all the citizens are at their respective homes, clinical experts (doctors, nurses, laboratory technicians), cops and some unsung heroes are working in this critical situation. Almost every second day we hear the news about the violence against doctors. Fear of being beaten for no reasons, fear of being infected, to not meet their families and friends, fear of losing their loved ones, to not able to go their homes, being quarantined for 14 days after their duties and the pressure of their administrative duties are always in their minds. This study was taken with the aim to assess the psychological stress among doctors working during COVID-19. An online survey has been conducted among 70 doctors in India using Perceived Stress Scale (PSS). The results shows that 75.714 doctors fall under the moderate perceived stress score, which confronts considerable measure of stress at their work places. We recommend interventions at the hospitals to helping them coping with their stress. Corona viruses are a group of infections known for containing strains that cause possibly lethal maladies in animals or birds. In people they&#39;re commonly spread by means of airborne droplets of liquid delivered by infected persons. Some uncommon however prominent strains, including SARS-CoV-2 (answerable for COVID-19), and those liable for severe acute respiratory disorder (SARS) and Middle East respiratory disorder (MERS), can cause death in people. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, tiredness, and dry cough. A few patients may have painfulness, nasal congestion, runny nose, pharyngitis or diarrhoea. These symptoms are normally mild and start progressively. A few people become infected however don&#39;t build up any symptoms and don&#39;t feel unwell. WHO reports says many people (about 80%) recuperate from the ailment without requiring special treatment. Around 1 out of each 6 individuals who gets COVID-19 turns out to be genuinely sick and creates trouble relaxing. Progressively settled individuals, and those with key clinical issues like hypertension, heart issues or diabetes, will undoubtedly make veritable sickness. People with fever, hack and trouble breathing should search for clinical thought.
The present study aimed to analyze the effects of psychological intervention/ treatments on quali... more The present study aimed to analyze the effects of psychological intervention/ treatments on quality of life, positive orientation and their coping mechanism among early diagnosed cancer patients and survivors. Improvement of Psychological and Social support is very effective support mechanism to cope up the pain and suffering. Lack or loss of psychological and social support has also been proposed to affect the onset and course of cancer. The absence of a current psychological and social support network has been tied to a higher incidence of cancer. A substantial body of research suggests link among stress, coping and cancer, individuals who cope with stress by being acquiescent and pleasant and by repressing negative emotions may be more likely to develop malignancies. In this study we tried to counsel cancer patients to use active coping strategies, inculcate some Assessments to sense of control and better Quality of life in them. The cancer patients were make realized through counseling that although they are
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