Job discription of nursing personnelsushilgaikwad81) The document describes the job descriptions and responsibilities of various nursing personnel roles.
2) It outlines 10 different nursing roles, from staff nurse to principal of a college of nursing.
3) For each role, it provides the educational qualifications, job summary, and main duties and responsibilities.
Professional and Regulating Body in NursingSwastik MulayThe document discusses several professional and regulatory bodies for nursing. It defines regulatory bodies as public authorities that exercise oversight over human activities. Key regulatory bodies mentioned include the International Council of Nurses, Indian Nursing Council, state nursing councils, Trained Nurses Association of India, and Maharashtra University of Health Sciences. Their roles include setting education and practice standards, monitoring compliance, and providing registration for nurses.
career opportunities in nursing Datta meghe institute of medical sciencesThis document discusses various career opportunities in nursing. It outlines different nursing specialties including hospital care nurses, cardiac nurses, pediatric nurses, ICU nurses, psychiatric nurses, home health nurses, hospice nurses, labor and delivery nurses, dialysis nurses, emergency room nurses, neurological nurses, oncology nurses, school nurses, and operating room nurses. For each specialty, it provides a brief description of the role and opportunities for certification in that specialty through various nursing organizations. The document promotes nursing as a career with many opportunities and specialization options.
MLHP Roles and ResponsibilitiesNagamani ManjunathThe document discusses mid-level health providers (MLHPs), also known as community health officers (CHOs), in India. MLHPs are trained to provide primary healthcare and relieve burden on physicians. The roles of a MLHP in India include providing maternal/child care, managing common illnesses, screening for diseases, health promotion, and administrative duties. MLHPs undergo 2-3 years of training to work independently within their defined scope of practice. Their introduction aims to expand access to healthcare and address India's large shortage of doctors, by bridging the gap between communities and health facilities.
duty roster in nursing.pptxManeera GulzarDuty roster in nursing, types, how to make duty roster in nursing.
Benefits of duty roster.
Formulation of duty roster in nursing
Family health servicesmanasi moharanaFamily health services aim to promote the health and well-being of the family unit. The family is considered the basic building block of any healthcare system. Family health nurses provide comprehensive care through services related to reproductive health, child health, adolescent health, mental health, gender issues, and aging. The goals of individual, family, and community health can be achieved through family health services, which follow a nursing process of assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation to address family health needs and problems. An effective family health nurse has qualities like being family-centered, holistic, non-judgmental, and able to work flexibly with diverse families.
Role of INC, sate registration board and professional associationsUttraSahuThe Indian Nursing Council (INC) is an autonomous body constituted under the Government of India to establish uniform standards for nursing education and practice in India. It aims to set standards for nursing training programs, prohibit inadequate training centers, and prevent unqualified individuals from practicing nursing. The INC was established in 1947 via an act of Parliament and holds responsibilities like maintaining the central Indian Nurses Register, recognizing nursing qualifications, and ensuring nursing education meets prescribed standards by inspecting training programs. It works with state nursing councils and other stakeholders to fulfill its mandate of regulating nursing standards across the country.
POST NATAL EXERCISES AND ITS IMPACT.pptxvirengeetaThis presentation discusses postnatal exercises that are performed by mothers after childbirth. It defines postnatal exercises as a series of physical exercises that optimize body functioning and prevent complications. The purposes of exercises are to improve muscle tone, educate on posture, prevent urinary issues, reduce risk of blood clots, prevent back pain and prolapse. Exercises can start after birth and include abdominal, leg, pelvic and chest movements. Kegel exercises help regain bladder control and should be done for 2-3 months. The presentation recaps the abdominal exercises and benefits of Kegel exercises.
Breastfeeding pptShrutika NavilyaleThis document discusses breastfeeding, including its benefits and how to successfully breastfeed. It notes that breastfeeding provides complete nutrition for infants, promotes bonding, and has health benefits for both mother and baby. The document outlines how to prepare for breastfeeding during pregnancy, the composition of breast milk over time, proper latching and feeding techniques, ensuring adequate feeding, and addressing potential problems.
Trauma ServiceDr. Sandesh ShresthaThis document provides information on trauma care services, old age homes, orphanages, and homes for the destitute. It discusses the definition of trauma and types of injuries. It outlines the key steps in caring for trauma patients. It describes the relevance of old age homes in India and different types. It defines an orphanage and lists some charities. It discusses the causes and management of poverty and destitution in India.
Management of school of nursingEko PriyantoFor the nurse to be effective in the dynamic complex health care system and to help client to achieve the outcome , nurses need to be knowledgeable , resourceful and able to work well with other health care practioners.
Community Health Nursing Process.pptxAstha PatelCHN Process Includes 6 Steps such as Community assessment, Community Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation & Re-planning.
Topic of F.Y.GNM
Subject - CHN I
Training and supervision of health workersKrupa MathewThis document discusses training and supervision of various health workers in India. It begins by defining training and supervision and their objectives. It then describes in detail the training programs for Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs), Multi Purpose Health Workers, Village Health Guides, Local Dais, Anganwadi Workers, and Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs). The training durations and requirements for each program are provided. The document also covers the objectives and principles of supervision for health workers.
Role of nursing personnel in material managementIndra Mani MishraThe head nurse or nurse-in-charge is responsible for:
1) Maintaining adequate equipment and supplies in good condition in the ward.
2) Submitting requisitions to repair or replace equipment when needed.
3) Ensuring equipment and supplies are conveniently located and staff understand who is responsible for their use.
4) Educating staff on the economical and appropriate use of equipment to prevent waste and misuse.
Utilize community resources for self and familyDEVA PON PUSHPAM IThe document discusses various community resources in India that provide support to vulnerable groups. It describes trauma services that help victims of road accidents, as well as old age homes, orphanages, homes for people with disabilities, destitute homes, and other community services. Trauma services aim to provide definitive care within an hour and establish facilities every 100 km. Old age homes provide free or paid shelter, food, and medical care for seniors without family support. Orphanages care for destitute children by providing shelter, education, and medical care. Homes for people with disabilities offer rehabilitation services, vocational training, and daily activities. Destitute homes shelter and feed people without family or means of support. Overall, the document
Antenatal exercises.pptxM.M. College of Nursing ,MMDU Mullana, Ambala, HaryanaAntenatal exercises are exercises performed by the women in their antenatal period to enhance the circulation and prevent various kind of complications. It also gives a feeling of well being to the women.
Home visitLydiaEvelyn1The document provides information on home visiting by community health nurses. It defines home visiting as providing health services to families in their homes. The purposes of home visits are to assess health and environmental conditions, provide care, education and counseling. Home visits allow nurses to build relationships with families and provide continuity of care. Planning, priority-setting, bag preparation and evaluation are discussed. Home visits require establishing trust, respecting culture and flexibility to address urgent needs.
National health agenciesSISTER FLORENCE COLLEGE OF NURSING The document discusses several national health agencies in India. It provides definitions of health and health agencies. It then lists some purposes of health agencies, including rendering curative services, improving nutrition, and increasing literacy rates. Several national health agencies are then listed and described briefly, including the Indian Red Cross Society, Indian Council for Child Welfare, Tuberculosis Association of India, Hind Kusht Nivaran Sangh, Family Planning Association of India, and All India Women's Conference. Each agency's objectives and activities are outlined.
Bag techniqueSGT UNIVERSITY, GURUGRAMThe bag technique involves using a community health bag carried by nurses to provide care outside of clinical settings. The bag contains basic medications, supplies, and equipment needed for procedures like eye irrigation and wound dressing. It allows nurses to demonstrate care and treatments to patients and families while preventing infection spread. Proper bag cleaning and organization helps ensure supplies are accessible and contamination is minimized during home visits. The bag technique aims to provide total patient and family care through procedures, education, and follow-up outside of clinical facilities.
Budgeting in nursing Purvi PatelBudgeting involves creating financial plans for an organization over a set period of time, usually a year. The budgeting process begins with setting goals and strategies and involves estimating revenues and expenses. Key steps include assessing objectives, programs, costs, and alternatives to determine the most effective fiscal plan. Budgets have advantages like planning, accountability, and performance measurement, but also disadvantages like becoming too rigid or time-consuming.
b.sc. nursing 3rd yearchetnamarkamInstitutionalization involved placing mentally ill patients in residential institutions for long-term care and protection. Deinstitutionalization began in the mid-20th century due to overcrowding in institutions, advances in medication, and new laws. It aimed to transition patients from institutions into community-based care but often lacked adequate support services. While it improved integration and independence, it also increased homelessness, revolving hospital visits, and incarceration among the mentally ill. A balanced approach with improved institutions and strengthened community programs is now advocated.
Tnai pptanjalatchiThis document discusses the Tamil Nadu Nurses Association of India (TNAI), a voluntary organization for nurses in Tamil Nadu. It outlines TNAI's objectives of promoting nursing standards and welfare of nurses, its membership process and benefits, functions including professional development, and future plans to address challenges and further its vision. The document concludes by emphasizing TNAI's role in supporting nurses across India.
Introduction to management in nursingDR .PALLAVI PATHANIAThis document discusses administration and management. It defines administration as the direction, coordination and control of many people to achieve some purposes or objectives. It also discusses the meaning, definition and concepts of management. It describes the functions/elements of administration according to Luther Gulick as POSDCORB (Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Directing, Coordinating, Reporting and Budgeting). It also discusses the principles of administration according to Henri Fayol and theories of management such as classical, neo-classical and modern organizational theories.
Family welfare servicestusharkedar2The document discusses family welfare services in India. It defines family and outlines the aims of family welfare services, which include ensuring citizen welfare, reducing maternal and child mortality, and controlling population growth. It describes the various services provided, including antenatal care, immunization, family planning methods, and more. It details the role of community health nurses in providing leadership and delivering family welfare interventions like education, motivation, and distribution of supplies at the community level.
School Health Services in Community Health NursingVeereshDemashettiThe document discusses school health services and their objectives, principles, and roles of various stakeholders. School health services aim to promote, protect, and maintain the health of school children and staff. This is done through health education, preventive interventions like immunizations, treatment of illnesses, ensuring a healthy school environment and involvement of teachers, parents, and the community. The roles of the principal, teachers, medical officer, nurse, parents, children and community are outlined in providing school health services.
Marathi and englishRitesh DoshiThis document provides diet plans for managing various diseases like diabetes, cancer, tuberculosis, hypertension, kidney failure, gastric ulcer, and IBD. For each disease, it lists permissible foods to include in the diet and non-permissible foods to avoid. Permissible foods generally include vegetables, fruits, whole grains, pulses and dairy products. Non-permissible foods often include sugar, refined foods, fried foods, salt, caffeine and alcohol. The diets emphasize eating plenty of fiber-rich and nutrient-dense whole foods while limiting unhealthy fats, sodium and empty calories. Portion sizes and meal timing is also addressed for some conditions.
Tips for Healthy shopping Just for HeartsJust for Hearts Do you love shopping? Most of the times we prefer choosing unhealthy things which are even not needed due to various offers. So we thought why not share tips for healthy shopping? Healthy shopping tips from Just for Hearts
POST NATAL EXERCISES AND ITS IMPACT.pptxvirengeetaThis presentation discusses postnatal exercises that are performed by mothers after childbirth. It defines postnatal exercises as a series of physical exercises that optimize body functioning and prevent complications. The purposes of exercises are to improve muscle tone, educate on posture, prevent urinary issues, reduce risk of blood clots, prevent back pain and prolapse. Exercises can start after birth and include abdominal, leg, pelvic and chest movements. Kegel exercises help regain bladder control and should be done for 2-3 months. The presentation recaps the abdominal exercises and benefits of Kegel exercises.
Breastfeeding pptShrutika NavilyaleThis document discusses breastfeeding, including its benefits and how to successfully breastfeed. It notes that breastfeeding provides complete nutrition for infants, promotes bonding, and has health benefits for both mother and baby. The document outlines how to prepare for breastfeeding during pregnancy, the composition of breast milk over time, proper latching and feeding techniques, ensuring adequate feeding, and addressing potential problems.
Trauma ServiceDr. Sandesh ShresthaThis document provides information on trauma care services, old age homes, orphanages, and homes for the destitute. It discusses the definition of trauma and types of injuries. It outlines the key steps in caring for trauma patients. It describes the relevance of old age homes in India and different types. It defines an orphanage and lists some charities. It discusses the causes and management of poverty and destitution in India.
Management of school of nursingEko PriyantoFor the nurse to be effective in the dynamic complex health care system and to help client to achieve the outcome , nurses need to be knowledgeable , resourceful and able to work well with other health care practioners.
Community Health Nursing Process.pptxAstha PatelCHN Process Includes 6 Steps such as Community assessment, Community Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation & Re-planning.
Topic of F.Y.GNM
Subject - CHN I
Training and supervision of health workersKrupa MathewThis document discusses training and supervision of various health workers in India. It begins by defining training and supervision and their objectives. It then describes in detail the training programs for Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs), Multi Purpose Health Workers, Village Health Guides, Local Dais, Anganwadi Workers, and Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs). The training durations and requirements for each program are provided. The document also covers the objectives and principles of supervision for health workers.
Role of nursing personnel in material managementIndra Mani MishraThe head nurse or nurse-in-charge is responsible for:
1) Maintaining adequate equipment and supplies in good condition in the ward.
2) Submitting requisitions to repair or replace equipment when needed.
3) Ensuring equipment and supplies are conveniently located and staff understand who is responsible for their use.
4) Educating staff on the economical and appropriate use of equipment to prevent waste and misuse.
Utilize community resources for self and familyDEVA PON PUSHPAM IThe document discusses various community resources in India that provide support to vulnerable groups. It describes trauma services that help victims of road accidents, as well as old age homes, orphanages, homes for people with disabilities, destitute homes, and other community services. Trauma services aim to provide definitive care within an hour and establish facilities every 100 km. Old age homes provide free or paid shelter, food, and medical care for seniors without family support. Orphanages care for destitute children by providing shelter, education, and medical care. Homes for people with disabilities offer rehabilitation services, vocational training, and daily activities. Destitute homes shelter and feed people without family or means of support. Overall, the document
Antenatal exercises.pptxM.M. College of Nursing ,MMDU Mullana, Ambala, HaryanaAntenatal exercises are exercises performed by the women in their antenatal period to enhance the circulation and prevent various kind of complications. It also gives a feeling of well being to the women.
Home visitLydiaEvelyn1The document provides information on home visiting by community health nurses. It defines home visiting as providing health services to families in their homes. The purposes of home visits are to assess health and environmental conditions, provide care, education and counseling. Home visits allow nurses to build relationships with families and provide continuity of care. Planning, priority-setting, bag preparation and evaluation are discussed. Home visits require establishing trust, respecting culture and flexibility to address urgent needs.
National health agenciesSISTER FLORENCE COLLEGE OF NURSING The document discusses several national health agencies in India. It provides definitions of health and health agencies. It then lists some purposes of health agencies, including rendering curative services, improving nutrition, and increasing literacy rates. Several national health agencies are then listed and described briefly, including the Indian Red Cross Society, Indian Council for Child Welfare, Tuberculosis Association of India, Hind Kusht Nivaran Sangh, Family Planning Association of India, and All India Women's Conference. Each agency's objectives and activities are outlined.
Bag techniqueSGT UNIVERSITY, GURUGRAMThe bag technique involves using a community health bag carried by nurses to provide care outside of clinical settings. The bag contains basic medications, supplies, and equipment needed for procedures like eye irrigation and wound dressing. It allows nurses to demonstrate care and treatments to patients and families while preventing infection spread. Proper bag cleaning and organization helps ensure supplies are accessible and contamination is minimized during home visits. The bag technique aims to provide total patient and family care through procedures, education, and follow-up outside of clinical facilities.
Budgeting in nursing Purvi PatelBudgeting involves creating financial plans for an organization over a set period of time, usually a year. The budgeting process begins with setting goals and strategies and involves estimating revenues and expenses. Key steps include assessing objectives, programs, costs, and alternatives to determine the most effective fiscal plan. Budgets have advantages like planning, accountability, and performance measurement, but also disadvantages like becoming too rigid or time-consuming.
b.sc. nursing 3rd yearchetnamarkamInstitutionalization involved placing mentally ill patients in residential institutions for long-term care and protection. Deinstitutionalization began in the mid-20th century due to overcrowding in institutions, advances in medication, and new laws. It aimed to transition patients from institutions into community-based care but often lacked adequate support services. While it improved integration and independence, it also increased homelessness, revolving hospital visits, and incarceration among the mentally ill. A balanced approach with improved institutions and strengthened community programs is now advocated.
Tnai pptanjalatchiThis document discusses the Tamil Nadu Nurses Association of India (TNAI), a voluntary organization for nurses in Tamil Nadu. It outlines TNAI's objectives of promoting nursing standards and welfare of nurses, its membership process and benefits, functions including professional development, and future plans to address challenges and further its vision. The document concludes by emphasizing TNAI's role in supporting nurses across India.
Introduction to management in nursingDR .PALLAVI PATHANIAThis document discusses administration and management. It defines administration as the direction, coordination and control of many people to achieve some purposes or objectives. It also discusses the meaning, definition and concepts of management. It describes the functions/elements of administration according to Luther Gulick as POSDCORB (Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Directing, Coordinating, Reporting and Budgeting). It also discusses the principles of administration according to Henri Fayol and theories of management such as classical, neo-classical and modern organizational theories.
Family welfare servicestusharkedar2The document discusses family welfare services in India. It defines family and outlines the aims of family welfare services, which include ensuring citizen welfare, reducing maternal and child mortality, and controlling population growth. It describes the various services provided, including antenatal care, immunization, family planning methods, and more. It details the role of community health nurses in providing leadership and delivering family welfare interventions like education, motivation, and distribution of supplies at the community level.
School Health Services in Community Health NursingVeereshDemashettiThe document discusses school health services and their objectives, principles, and roles of various stakeholders. School health services aim to promote, protect, and maintain the health of school children and staff. This is done through health education, preventive interventions like immunizations, treatment of illnesses, ensuring a healthy school environment and involvement of teachers, parents, and the community. The roles of the principal, teachers, medical officer, nurse, parents, children and community are outlined in providing school health services.
Marathi and englishRitesh DoshiThis document provides diet plans for managing various diseases like diabetes, cancer, tuberculosis, hypertension, kidney failure, gastric ulcer, and IBD. For each disease, it lists permissible foods to include in the diet and non-permissible foods to avoid. Permissible foods generally include vegetables, fruits, whole grains, pulses and dairy products. Non-permissible foods often include sugar, refined foods, fried foods, salt, caffeine and alcohol. The diets emphasize eating plenty of fiber-rich and nutrient-dense whole foods while limiting unhealthy fats, sodium and empty calories. Portion sizes and meal timing is also addressed for some conditions.
Tips for Healthy shopping Just for HeartsJust for Hearts Do you love shopping? Most of the times we prefer choosing unhealthy things which are even not needed due to various offers. So we thought why not share tips for healthy shopping? Healthy shopping tips from Just for Hearts
MarketingGovinda AryalThe document discusses marketing logistics, including physical distribution, objectives, and key functions. It defines marketing logistics as the process of strategically managing the movement and storage of goods from suppliers to customers. The main objectives are to deliver the right product, to the right place, at the right time, and at minimum cost. Key functions of marketing logistics include transportation, warehousing, inventory management, order processing, and customer service decisions.
High Blood Pressurebajah423This document provides information on hypertension guidelines and management. It defines hypertension as blood pressure higher than 140/90 mmHg. The main points covered include: causes of primary (essential) and secondary hypertension; risk factors such as age, family history, obesity, high salt diet; signs and symptoms which are often none; treatment involving lifestyle changes and medication; complications like heart disease and stroke if uncontrolled; prevention through weight control, physical activity, and regular monitoring; and guidelines such as restricting salt intake and moderate alcohol consumption.
Hypertension - Risk factors , Symptoms , Complication & Management Just for Hearts This document provides information about blood pressure, including what it is, common risk factors, potential symptoms, and tools for assessment and management. Blood pressure is the force exerted by blood on artery walls. Key risk factors include age, heredity, unhealthy habits like smoking and a sedentary lifestyle. High blood pressure often has no symptoms and is called a "silent killer." Management focuses on lifestyle modifications like a healthy diet, exercise, and stress management. Medical treatment may also be needed. Regular monitoring of blood pressure is important to catch any high levels early.
Foods to Eat in Uric Acid in Hindi Iयूरिक एसिड में क्या खाएIHerbal DailyThis document provides foods and remedies to lower uric acid levels. It recommends drinking water, consuming cherries, apples, limes, french bean juice, celery seeds, berries, apple cider vinegar, vegetable juices, low-fat dairy, foods high in vitamin C, bananas, green tea, grains like jawar and bajra, tomatoes, broccoli, cucumbers, raw vegetables, and omega-3 foods like flaxseeds, walnuts, salmon and mackerel to help reduce uric acid. It also provides contact details for herbal consultations.
Garlic Ginger Lemon Honey Apple Cider Vinegar for Heart Blockage in Hindi Iहा...Herbal Daily
Every year, an estimated 17 million people die of Heart Diseases globally.
India likely account for 60 per cent of heart disease patient’s worldwide.
“78 % of Urban Men run the risk of a heart attack” – WHO
“80% of premature deaths from heart diseases could be avoided by controlling Obesity, High Blood Pressure, High Cholesterol and Physical Inactivity.”
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Hypertension power pointkreid204This document discusses hypertension, or high blood pressure. It notes that hypertension affects around 50 million people in the US. The main types are primary hypertension, which has no known cause, and secondary hypertension, which is caused by another disease like kidney disease. Risk factors for hypertension include genetics, family history, obesity, stress, alcohol, sodium, tobacco, and age. Untreated hypertension can lead to heart attack, stroke, kidney failure, and vision loss. African Americans have a higher risk than other populations. Treatment involves lifestyle changes and medication, with the goal of controlling blood pressure.
Diabetes Presentation by Dr Nilesh TAYADEnilhartayPresentation on Diabetes.
It provides an in-depth information on Diabetes, for patients and General Practitioners.
Diet & Lifestyle Advice for Diabetes Patients ( Marathi ) Just for Hearts Here are some day to day life tips for Diabetic patients . Tejas Limaye - Diabetic Educator / Nutritionist at Just for Hearts explains in easy words that will be useful in better Diabetes management .
Covid 19 and diabetes careJust for Hearts 1) People with diabetes face worse outcomes from COVID-19, not a greater chance of contracting the virus. Those with uncontrolled diabetes and other comorbidities like heart disease are at highest risk.
2) The risk of COVID-19 complications is lower for those with well-controlled diabetes. Well-controlled diabetes means monitoring blood sugar 4 times daily, quarterly HbA1c checks below 8%, and blood sugar levels below target ranges.
3) Proper diabetes control during quarantine requires a healthy diet, daily exercise, stress management, regular monitoring, taking medicines on schedule, and maintaining optimal blood sugar levels.
Power breathing and its effect on Health Just for Hearts How naturopathy can be useful for us to prevent the effects of any infection or illness in Day to day life.
Ayurveda and covid 19 Pandemic Just for Hearts The document discusses how Ayurveda can help during the coronavirus pandemic. It introduces the speaker, Dr. Uday Joshi, an Ayurvedic physician with 20 years of experience. The webinar then explains how Ayurveda can help with respiratory health, avoid and restrict the growth of viruses, and how our mind plays a major role in disease according to Ayurveda. Viewers are invited to write to consult@justforhearts.org with any health or diet related questions.
How to improve energy levels with right dietJust for Hearts The document discusses improving energy levels through diet. It is a presentation by Divya Sanglikar, a sports nutritionist from Just for Hearts, a corporate wellness company. The presentation covers why feeling energized is important, common causes of low energy like lack of nutrients or medical conditions, and how to improve energy levels through an energizing diet that includes minerals and avoids excess carbs and sugar. It also encourages participants to track their food and energy levels to assess what affects their energy.
How to keep kids involved during lockdownJust for Hearts The document provides tips for keeping kids engaged during lockdown. It suggests setting up a routine for kids and parents, tracking screen time strategically by making it productive, doing home schooling and nurturing hobbies, engaging in games to bond as a family, and addressing the challenges of juggling childcare with work responsibilities. Maintaining communication with kids about the importance of restrictions is also advised.
Corona virus awareness sessionJust for Hearts The document provides information about the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). It describes COVID-19 as a respiratory illness that spreads between people within 6 feet through droplets from coughing or sneezing. Common symptoms include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. While anyone can get sick, those at higher risk are people in close contact with someone infected or who live in areas where the virus is actively spreading. Prevention methods include regular hand washing, social distancing, and staying home when sick. There is currently no vaccine to protect against COVID-19.
Lead ayurvedic way of life Just for Hearts The document discusses Ayurvedic lifestyle practices to boost immunity. It recommends following daily and seasonal regimens including morning routines like oil massage and exercise. It suggests including Indian spices and herbal drinks/teas in the diet as well as taking immunity-boosting herbs like Ashwagandha, Guduchi and Amla. For sore throat, it recommends remedies like clove powder with honey or Tulsi leaf in honey. The overall document promotes adopting Ayurvedic principles of lifestyle, diet and yoga/exercise to maintain health and prevent illness.
Mindfulness during covid19 Just for Hearts Just for Hearts is a corporate wellness company that has been operating for 10 years. They offer comprehensive wellness solutions, including health awareness sessions and various wellness activities, all available on-site at companies. The webinar discusses mindfulness during COVID-19, defining it as paying full attention to the present moment. It outlines attitudinal foundations of mindfulness like non-judging and acceptance. Techniques to improve mindfulness are discussed, and benefits are described as reducing stress and anxiety while boosting focus and the immune system. Participants are invited to ask questions and seek personal consultations.
Case Study - Lifestyle Modification Program for IT Industry Just for Hearts A randomized controlled trial tested a virtual assistance-based lifestyle intervention to reduce cardiometabolic risk factors in young IT employees in India. Employees with ≥3 risk factors were randomized to a control or intervention group. The intervention group received lifestyle advice plus mobile/email messages for 1 year, while the control received only initial advice. The primary outcome was change in overweight-obesity prevalence. After 1 year, overweight-obesity decreased in the intervention group but increased in controls, with an 11.2% difference between groups. The intervention was effective, cost-effective, and acceptable for reducing risk factors in young IT employees.
Health risk assessment - Sample Report Just for Hearts HRA report done by Team JFH while we design a year round Lifestyle Modification and Wellness Program for company
Healthy and Safe Diwali Awareness TipsJust for Hearts Let's celebrate this diwali as a "Green Diwali" by not creating any harm to the environment and to any humans. Do not burn crackers and make this Diwali a healthy, safe and prosperous one.
Know about Vitamin b12Just for Hearts Now a days we see a lot of people suffering from Vitamin B12 deficiency. Let's understand more in details about this vitamin and treatment to cure the deficiency.
How to promote your expertise on twitterJust for Hearts This document provides guidance on how to promote expertise on Twitter. It recommends creating a Twitter profile by choosing a handle, uploading a photo, and writing a description. The key aspects of Twitter covered are tweets (posts under 140 characters), hashtags (#) to organize topics, and the @ symbol to tag other users. An example tweet is given that uses a hashtag, tags another account, and includes a link. It's recommended to tweet daily about professional activities to build an online presence. Content ideas include daily work, patient feedback, and more. Engaging regularly on Twitter can help grow a professional network and promote an eclinic.
How to promote your expertise on linked inJust for Hearts This document provides tips for promoting expertise on LinkedIn. It recommends keeping your LinkedIn profile updated with your current roles, responsibilities, and experience over time. The profile should include a summary, work experience highlighting what was learned, and information about new online consultation services to help clients and colleagues find and connect with you on the professional platform.
How to promote your eclinic @ opdJust for Hearts This document provides tips for promoting an eclinic (e-clinic) service at an outpatient department (OPD). It recommends showing patients how eclinics offer lower fees and more convenience than visiting the OPD for follow-ups or consultations, as eclinics allow patients to be seen from home even if the doctor or expert is located elsewhere. The document also suggests displaying promotional visuals like standees, handouts, and posters at the OPD to advertise the eclinic's services and provides templates for such promotional materials. Contact information is provided for support or questions about the eclinic.
How to use whatsapp & email for eclinic Just for Hearts This document provides tips for using WhatsApp and email to promote an eclinic. It recommends using WhatsApp for customer support and marketing because people are more likely to respond to personal messages over WhatsApp than phone calls. It suggests creating WhatsApp groups for clients to discuss health topics. For email, it advises creating a professional email address, customizing email signatures with contact details, and reconnecting with past clients about the new eclinic.
Walnuts for Heart Health Just for Hearts Walnuts as Heart Healthy food or we can say a wonder food for your health. Amongst nuts family, they are the healthiest one's with variety of advantages.
Health benefits of spices - Just for HeartsJust for Hearts Spices have several health benefits. They stimulate salivation, acid secretion, and digestive enzymes, improving digestion and reducing flatulence. Some spices also act as preservatives. Commonly used spices include turmeric, black pepper, cumin, coriander, ginger, garlic, and cinnamon. Other beneficial spices are cloves, cardamom, nutmeg, and fenugreek. To learn more about risk factors for heart disease and personalized consultations, visit the eClinics website.
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करणे, ल करणे इ. प धतींचा वापर करावा. तळणे,
झाकण न ठेवता बराच काळ शजवणे टाळावे.
•दररोज २ - २.५ लटर ( १०- १२ लास) पाणी यावे.
सामा य नयम :
17. • सव भा यांवर लंबू पळून यावे / जेवणाबरोबर
लंबूपाणी यावे.
• ग हाचे पीठ चाळू नये. यात सोया बनचे पीठ मसळावे
(५:१ माण)
• लसूण, आले, हळद, दाल चनी, को थंबीर यांचा
वयंपाकात वापर करावा.
• दररोज जेवणाबरोबर २ चमचे जवसाची पूड / चटणी
यावी.
• मीठाचे माण : दररोज फ त १/२ ट पून - १
य तीकरता
• तेलाचे माण: ५०० म. ल. १ य तीसाठ , १
म ह याक रता
• (दररोज ३-४ ट पून फ त)
18. आव यक यायाम:
1. दम वासाचे यायाम ( Cardio exercises)
जलद चालणे, पोहणे, सायक लंग
२) वजनं उचलून करायचे यायाम (Weight Training)
३) लव चकता (Flexibility) वाढ वणारे यायाम
योगासने
४) मन:शांती व Awareness वाढ व यासाठ ची तं े
ाणायाम व इतर
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