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  • Cardiac myxoma 
    Wynn, Aye Aye; Mya, Nang Khin (FPSK, 2024-02-01)
    Sudden collapse of a hypertensive patient Autopsy done and received autopsied small fragmented tissue from left atrium
  • Brain herniation model: A teaching innovation 
    Wynn, Aye Aye; Thein, Tin Tin; Azizan, Nornazirah; Parash, M Tanveer Hossain; Mohd Hatta, Effandy (FPSK, UMS, 2024-08-01)
    Innovative teaching with teaching aid can emphasise on the need and engagement of student to bring up more enthusiastic learning process. Lecturers used teaching materials to help their verbal explanation more intriguing ...
  • Palliative nursing care for patients with cancer and HIV-AIDS 
    Mazlinda, Musa; Rohani, Mamat; Baidi, Baddiri (2024-01-03)
    Palliative nursing care for patients with cancer and HIV/AIDS is a specialized area of healthcare focused on improving the quality of life for individuals facing these serious illnesses. It aims to provide physical, ...
  • The leadership styles of the nursing manager 
    Mazlinda, Musa; Rohani, Mamat; Baidi, Baddiri (2024-07-02)
    The optimal leadership style for nurse managers is crucial in influencing various aspects of nursing practice and organizational outcomes. Research indicates that nurse managers play a significant role in fostering work ...
  • The digital revolution in chronic and palliative care management 
    Mazlinda, Musa; Rohani, Mamat; Baidi, Baddiri (2024-07-02)
    Managing chronic and palliative care effectively is crucial for several reasons; patient quality of life healthcare system efficiency societal impact. The trajectory of these chronic conditions can mean declining health, ...
  • Colonic diverticulosis 
    Aye Aye, Wynn (FPSK, 2024-03-15)
    Colonic diverticulum is an acquired outpouching of colon, It is common in sigmoid colon and descending colon. It is commonly complicated by perforation, pericolic abscess and fistula formation.
  • Breaking Free from the Digital Grip 
    Mazlinda, Musa; Rohani, Mamat (2024-01)
    Excessive and unbalanced use of digital devices such as smartphones, tablets, and computers Leads to negative consequences on physical, mental, and social well-being.
  • Optimizing on Primary Health Care in Developing Countries: Communicable and Non-Communicable Disease Control with the support of Health Technology 
    Mazlinda, Musa; Rohani, Mamat (2024-01)
    Primary Health Care (PHC) is a cornerstone of healthcare systems worldwide, but its significance is particularly pronounced in developing countries (WHO,2023) where access to healthcare is often limited. In these regions, ...
  • Cultural Competence: The Missing Ingredient for Exceptional Nursing Practice 
    Mazlinda, Musa; Rohani, Mamat (2024-01)
    Cultural competence refers to the ability to understand and interact effectively with individuals from different cultures, backgrounds, and ethnicities. In an increasingly diverse world, cultural competence has become ...
  • Caring for Our Elders: A Guide to Understanding and Supporting Their Needs 
    Mazlinda, Musa; Mazlinda, Musa (2024-01)
    Studies Found That Many Older People Demonstrated A Desire To Cope With Their Illness And Maintain Independence, however, Environmental Factors Interfered With These Efforts Including: 1) Lack Of Professional Advice On ...
  • Direct Ophthalmoscopy for Medical Students 
    Patrick, Sylves (2023)
    In this lecture note, students will learn the correct techniques to perform direct ophthalmoscopy to examine the fundus of the eye.
  • Immunoexpression of retinoblastoma protein in urothelail carcinoma 
    AYE AYE WYNN, MAY THWE LIN, NANG KHIN MYA, SAFIRAH JAAN (2023-09-19)
    Retinoblastoma gene is a tumour suppressor that is frequently disrupted in tumorigenesis.It acts on multiple cell types to suppress cell cycle progression
  • Glance at the quality of Multiple Choice Questions 
    Tin Tin, Thein (2023-09-14)
    1. Assessment plays an important role in helping to interpret the magnitude of a student's ability and their own learning progress (Epstein, 2007), hence an essential component of the medical and nursing course curriculum. 2. ...
  • Rubic Hemopoiesis 
    Tin Tin, Thein (2023-09-14)
    *The interactive model assembled as a box, composes a viewer & four stages of Hemopoiesis. * Stages and maturation of each cell type can be assessed according to the various colourful background. * Our ...
  • Skim Perubatan MADANI 
    Safirah Jaan, Jaafar (2023-09-14)
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  • OPPORTUNITY TO SURVIVE- Ours Experience - Nursing Education in Crisis during Corvid 19 Pandemic 
    PROF. DR. HAMIDAH (Asian Nursing Education Webinar : Malaysia ( UNIMAS) Indonesia, Hyogo Japan, Chiangmai Thailand and India, 2021-11-21)
    Situation of uncertainty & unpreparedness, fear of contracted the virus, restricted movement, delay of students’ clinical placement more than 6 months. However the Pandemic shows no reduction. These were among the dilemma ...
  • Mental Health of Nurses Treating Patients with COVID-19 Infection in Asian Countries ( Malaysia ) 
    PROF. DR. HAMIDAH, HASSAN (The 41st Annual Conference of Japan Academy of Nursing Science December 5, 2021. JAPAN, 2021-11-11)
    Each year of every month of May is a Mental Health Awareness, that raises awareness about mental illness and educates the public about mental health. One in five (1:5) people will experience a mental illness during their ...
  • MODEL OF CLINICAL TEACHING IN NURSING 
    PROF. DR. HAMIDAH (INTERNATIONAL INTER-UNIVERSITY E-CONFERENCE 2021   ‘Closing the Gap in teaching and practice: Outlook on Comprehensive Nursing Education’, 2021-06-23)
    Everything changed within a blink of an eye. Our previous practices have become the old norm. Everything needs a new way of execution. Perhaps this time we should discuss what is the most appropriate model for clinical ...
  • ROBOT NURSE 
    PROF. DR. HAMIDAH, HASSAN (2021-11-18)
    Technology will continue to facilitate the nursing care. and humans will have biological microchip implants to monitor their health. Nurse robots are also likely to reduce human suffering by decreasing assistance waiting ...
  • Stroke Prevention 
    Mazlinda, Musa (2021)
    A stroke occurs when the blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted or reduced, preventing brain tissue from getting oxygen and nutrients. Brain cells begin to die in minutes. A stroke is a medical emergency, and ...

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