Research Paper Archive
Logistic Regression Analysis Of Child Spacing On Infant Mortality By Migration Status In Lagos State | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Public Health | Sep,2017
In this study, logistic regression is desirable because most of the variables involved are more of categorical/ polytomous variables than just interval variables. Categorical variables are such that have two (sometimes more than two categories and there is no intrinsic ordering to the categories. Polytomous takes multiple values for which
An Examination Of The Knowledge Level Of Urinary Tract Infection (uti) Among Women Of Reproductive Age In The Amansie West District In Ashanti Region Of Ghana, West –africa | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Public Health | Sep,2017
The study was descriptive and cross-sectional in nature which used a sample size of 300 women of reproductive age as respondents. The participants were selected based on purpose, convenience and their availability. The aim of the research was to explain and predict the knowledge of women of reproductive age in
Compliance Of Meat Handlers In Abia And Imo States Of Nigeria With Haccp–based Standard Operating Procedures Checklist | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Public Health | Sep,2017 premium
Several studies have reported non-compliance to international meat safety guidelines by meat handlers in Nigeria, but none has conducted a study on any named guideline such as Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) based Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) Checklist. This study set out to assess the compliance of meat handlers
Disclosure Of Hiv Serostatus Among People Living With Hiv In Mombasa County Referral Hospital, Kenya | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Public Health | Sep,2017 premium
It is estimated that Kenya has 1.6 million people infected with HIV and AIDS, with a record of 88,000 new adult infections annually. The country has HIV prevalence rate of between 5.6 - 7.2% and incidence rate of 0.4 – 0.7%. Recent studies on disclosure among children have revealed
Effects Of Training On Men’s Attitude Towards Home-based Care Practices For People Living With Hiv And Aids In Kisii County, Kenya | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Public Health | Sep,2017
An estimated 35.3 million people worldwide were living with HIV at the end of 2013 hence the need for care and support escalated. HIV/AIDS remains a major health and development challenge in Kenya as 5.9% of Kenyans are infected. Home-based care emerged as an effective method of providing cost-effective and
Politicization Of Health Care Delivery In Nigeria As Stumbling Block To Universal Health Coverage | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Sociology | Sep,2017
The goal of achieving universal access to health care services and improving the quality of health care delivery is largely threatened by the politicking in the health care system in Nigeria. This is because the way health care administrators, health care managers and other political leaders direct, control, coordinate and
Auditor's Professional Specialization Role In Reducing The Potential Negative Effects Of Mandatory Audit-firm Rotation On Audit Quality (empirical Evidence From Egypt) | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Accounting | Aug,2017
This study aims at investigating the effect of professional specialization on audit quality. It examines the relation between professional specialization and the potential negative effects of (MAFR) on audit quality. Actually, the questionnaire was distributed among auditors and professor of accounting in Egypt confirmed this hypothesis: There are statistically significant
Conservation And Livelihoods: Where Do We Strike A Balance To Sustain The Wetlands In The Kilombero Valley? | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | Aug,2017
Wetlands deliver goods and services important for people’s welfare. In Kilombero valley where this study was conducted the ecosystem provides fertile lands for crop farming and pasture for grazing local breeds livestock. These tradition practices coupled with unsustainable management strategies lead to undervaluation, overutilization and the decay of wetlands. Basing
Intelligent Systems Applications: A Review Of State Of Art | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Computer Science | Aug,2017
In the years to come, intelligent systems will one way or another improve or replace human skills in several areas. Intelligence exhibited by machines in terms of learning and adapting has pushed intelligent systems to become the most popular field in computer science and it has then been used to
Empirical Analysis Of The Debt-economic Growth Turning Point In Nigeria | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Economics | Aug,2017
Nigeria’s debt burden is still very high despite efforts by the Debt Management Office and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to cub down the debt burden. The country keeps on borrowing without a clear empirical evidence of the current debt-GDP relationship. This study empirically investigates the debt-GDP turning point
