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Volume 90, Issue 1 -1 December 2021
Downloads: 868 • Views: 841
|Pages: 208-214
Analysis of comparative and competitive advantages of processed coconut products in North Minahasa Regency
by Joachim Noch Karel Dumais, Rine Kaunang, Moniaga V.R.B
Abstract:The purpose of this research is to examine and analyze the existing conditions of coconut fruit processing in North Minahasa
Regency in terms of private prices and social prices, to calculate the ratio of private costs (PCR) and the ratio of domesti [...] Read more
Downloads: 1320 • Views: 1434
|Pages: 215-221
The Effect of Self-Stigma and Perceived Social Support on Help-Seeking on Students
by Lucky Hardinugraha, Anita Zulkaida
Abstract:Currently, many people are experiencing psychological problems, including students, and the number is increasing. However, there are still many who are reluctant to seek professional help. This can be caused by internal factors such as self-stigma an [...] Read more
Downloads: 647 • Views: 836
|Pages: 222-231
COVID-19: How long does it last?
Abstract:COVID-19 has taken the world by storm ever since it first appeared in Wuhan, China back in late 2019. In this paper, we observed a phenomenon that has lately manifested in regards to COVID-19 ? that being Long-haul COVID, an illness in which COVID-19 [...] Read more
Downloads: 722 • Views: 762
|Pages: 232-258
What is Radiology? A look into the history, advancement and modern applications of the specialty
by Maisa Badreldeen, MD, MS, Hassan I. Osman, MBBS
Abstract:Introduction: Nowadays, it is virtually to imagine a hospital functioning without a radiology department fitted with the latest machines and equipment science has to offer as well as at least one radiologist sitting in a dark room staring at a comput [...] Read more
Downloads: 735 • Views: 829
|Pages: 259-270
Factors affecting choice of specialty amongst Sudanese house officers and General Practitioners in 3 Sudanese Hospitals
by Hassan I. Osman, MBBS, Mohammed Algum Elamin, MBBS, MS, Abu Bakr M. Osman, MBBS, MS, Mohammed Bahaaeldin Abdulghaffar, MBBS, Aya Abdelrahman Abraham, MBBS, MS, Hadeel A. Hassan, MBBS, MPH
Abstract:Background: All around the world, there has been an outcry by health officials discussing the shortages/possible shortages in certain specialties of medicine. In this research, we have identified the specialties suffering from this risk in Sudan as w [...] Read more
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|Pages: 271-279
Comparison Between Neutrophyl Level with Clinical Outcome In Acute Ischemic Stroke < 72 hours and after 7 days onset
by Mohammad Saiful Ardhi, Amira Fitriananda Putri
Abstract:Background and Purpose: The executives patients with ceaseless stroke created to treatment that fast and exact on target can reduce morbidity rate patients with strokes. In intense ischemic stroke, irritation process came about in neutrophil cells pr [...] Read more
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|Pages: 280-284
Characteristic of Screening for COVID-19 In Women Pregnant which Gestational Age>37 weeks Dr. Soetomo Hospital and Airlangga University Hospital November 2020
by Letizia Alessandrini, M.Ardian Cahya Laksamana
Abstract:The aim of this study to find out the characteristic of screening COVID-19 in pregnant woman who had delivery in DR. Soetomo Hospital or Airlangga Univeristy Hospital. This study also tried to find out the outcome of the patients who have delivered a [...] Read more
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|Pages: 285-298
Students? Perspectives on Flexible Learning During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Case Study
by Val Anthony G. Abando, Kim Neo A. Turco, Joshua Jaig M. Banzon, Bhen Adrian Y. Virtudazo, Jhon Lloyd R. Astilla, Louie Constantine C. Opiniano
Abstract:Flexible learning has its advantages, one of them is the evolution of technology and the presence of the internet. Today, the Internet and compressed video have taken distance learning in new directions, allowing distance learning to occur in real-ti [...] Read more
Downloads: 820 • Views: 873
|Pages: 299-304
The Transition of Universities from Face to Face teaching to Online Teaching: The Covid-19 Calamity
by Natalia S. Intja, Martha Nahole
Abstract:The covid-19 plague has brought about momentous challenges for the higher institutions of learning worldwide. A particular challenge has been the sudden and urgent need for previously face-to-face learning to move online. Online learning calls for a [...] Read more
Downloads: 895 • Views: 909
|Pages: 305-314
Paradigm Shifts in Teaching and Learning at the University of Namibia: Kavango West Region at the Core
by Natalia S. Intja, Martha Nahole
Abstract:This study evaluated the training program offered by the University of Namibia, Rundu Campus. The aim was to ascertain the contests that education students face in fulfilling their duties in the teaching profession and deduce approaches which the Uni [...] Read more
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