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Volume 116, Issue 1 -1 January 2023
Downloads: 1234 • Views: 980
|Pages: 134-150
Teachers' Attitude Towards Inclusive Education
by Wenefredo E. Cagape , Jeraldine Beltran, LPT, Earl Kristine M. Facun, LPT, Charmainne Gizelle B. Fariolen, LPT, Jenny Pearl A. Pan, LPT , Ruel C. Ompad, LPT
Abstract:This quantitative study employed specifically descriptive research design to address the issues pertaining to the teachers perception on training, administrative support, peer support, collaboration, and student variables as they relate to inclusion [...] Read more
Downloads: 614 • Views: 891
|Pages: 151-155
Early Sepsis Recognition in Pediatrics: A Literature Review
by Maharani Suradi Putri, Neurinda Permata Kusumastuti, Maulydia, Arina Setyaningtyas
Abstract:Despite breakthroughs in prevention and treatment, sepsis remains one of the leading causes of child death globally. The inability to recognize the change from a local infectious inflammatory condition to a generalized one causes a delay in diagnosis [...] Read more
Downloads: 665 • Views: 910
|Pages: 156-163
Theoretical models for electrophotocatalysis process
by M. Matchavariani, T. Marsagishvili
Abstract:Complex processes of charge transfer and phototransfer with complex changes in the distribution of charges in the system take place in chemical, electrochemical, photochemical, and photoelectrochemical systems. Today, complex processes for the produc [...] Read more
Downloads: 643 • Views: 798
|Pages: 164-171
CARDIAC CACHEXIA AND CLINICAL OUTCOME OF CHRONIC HEART FAILURE DUE TO RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE
by Andrianto, Evelyn, Mahrus A Rahman
Abstract:Background: Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD) is still a significant cause of cardiovascular morbidity and death in developing countries like Indonesia. However, despite being one of the most preventable chronic diseases, RHD still receives less attentio [...] Read more
Downloads: 702 • Views: 654
|Pages: 172-176
LONELINESS IN THE ELDERLY IN NURSING HOMES: A CASE STUDY OF UNDERSTANDING THE PHENOMENON OF LONELINESS
Abstract: This study seeks to describe the phenomenon more clearly and in depth about how lonely the elderly at the Melania Nursing Home is. This research uses interview and observation method. The subjects of the two primary sources were the elderly female w [...] Read more
Downloads: 768 • Views: 707
|Pages: 177-184
THE CORRELATION BETWEEN LIFESTYLE AND MENOPAUSAL SYMPTOMS AMONG WOMEN IN THREE BIG CITIES OF INDONESIA
by Pudji Lestari, Shaffa Annisa, Sundari Indah Wiyasihati, Lilik Djuari
Abstract:Background: Menopause is a natural physiological event that occurs in middle-aged women and is characterized by the cessation of menstruation for at least one year following the last menstrual period. Menopause symptoms include somatic symptoms, psyc [...] Read more
Downloads: 1025 • Views: 842
|Pages: 185-195
Risk Factors of Cholelithiasis: A Literature Review
by Budi Utomo, Pradityo Rafi Hardono
Abstract:Cholelithiasis is one of the major health problems around the world. The prevalence of cholelithiasis varies by country. The ethnicity of the people and the geographical location of a country has a huge role in the prevalence of gallstone disease. Th [...] Read more
Downloads: 650 • Views: 728
|Pages: 196-202
Jeraldine Approach on Braille Reading Skills of Visually Imparied Pupils
Abstract:Inclusive education, more than mainstreaming the learners with special needs, is also concerned with identifying and overcoming all barriers for effective, continuous and quality participation of all in education (Ramchand and Dummugudem, 2014). Thi [...] Read more
Downloads: 623 • Views: 800
|Pages: 203-209
Obesity and Preeclampsia: A Literature Review
by Pungky Mulawardhana, Eighty Mardiyan Kurniawati, Dwi Aprilawati, Hanna Retsa Zuhrotun Nisa
Abstract:As the main cause of worldwide fetal mortality and morbidity, the risk factors of preeclampsia need to be addressed. The number of obesities has been increasing in a manner like the growth in preeclampsia. As both topics have been mentioned related o [...] Read more
Downloads: 1701 • Views: 1191
|Pages: 210-221
Inclusive Education Practices at General Santos City SPED Integrated School
by Edmar B. Judilla, Sherry Fe O. Balucan, Anna Marie C. Ogahayon, Wenefredo E. Cagape, Ed.D, Ph.D
Abstract:Two of the most important determinants of the success of the inclusion or structured placement of children with disabilities in inclusive classrooms are teachers' attitudes toward students with special educational needs and their understanding of how [...] Read more
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