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Volume 153, Issue 1 -16 July 2024
Abnormalities of Hemoglobin Levels in Acute Myeloid Leukemia Patients : A Systematic Review
by Muhammad Fahreza Aziz, Hartono Kahar
Acute Myeloid Leukemia is one of the most common types of leukemia in adults, with an incidence of 20,000 per year in the US. The proliferation of white blood cells can affect other blood cells. Red blood cells play a role in transporting oxygen t
[...] Read moreEating Problems In Children With Cerebral Palsy
by Winra Pratita, Halida Rahmah Nasution, Dwi Sarah Maulidia, Tiangsa Sembiring
Eating problems have a negative impact on childrens health, such as impaired growth, susceptibility to infection, and even death. In addition, eating problems have the potential to cause cognitive and behavioral disorders, and are associated with
[...] Read moreTherapy Effect Comparison of Oral Probiotic to Oral Antibiotic on Reducing The Risk of Premature Birth in Pregnant Women with Bacterial Vaginosis : A Systematic Review
by Arum Ayu Ratna Wilis, Deby Kusumaningrum
Premature birth is one of the leading cause of neonatus death in the world and in Indonesia. Bacterial vaginosis is one of the risk of preterm birth, therapy can decrease the risk of premature birth. This systematic review was aimed to know the ef
[...] Read moreThe Financial Planning Activities of Grade-12 Students on their Financial Management in PCU: Basis for Creating a Financial Management Plan
by Prof. Joel Mark P. Rodriguez, Lourdes Q. Palallos, Genesis Ann B. Rodriguez
The study investigates financial management among Grade-12 students at PCU, aiming to understand their financial behaviors and challenges to develop tailored support systems effectively and develop a Financial Management Plan. Employing a quantita
[...] Read moreUtilizing Educational Technology For The Preservation And Revitalization Of Indigenous Language And Culture: A Research Investigation
by Ryan Christian Tagal-Bustillo, Roxan R. Remorosa, Gideon Tiongson
Indigenous languages worldwide face unprecedented threats due to historical marginalization, dominant language policies, and globalization. This erosion not only endangers linguistic diversity but also disrupts the transmission of cultural heritag
[...] Read moreCRISIS MANAGEMENT AND EMERGING LEADERSHIP PRACTICES IN PROMOTING WORK MOTIVATION AND COMMITMENT AMONG PUBLIC ELEMENTARY TEACHERS
by MARY JANE A. OLIQUINO, EDILBERTO Z. ANDAL
School leaders must motivate their teachers to take action to achieve common goals. Teachers who are motivated and productive in their endeavors ensure that they contribute to societys betterment. As a result, this study aimed to determine the imp
[...] Read moreNavigating Master Teachers’ Instructional Supervision Practices and Teaching Competence of Teachers: Implication for Professional Development Program
Abstract Teachers competence that has become a serious problem nationally in the Philippines, another issue also is found in students achievements. The lack of te
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