1.Schooling conditions and the health status of pupils at some schools in Thua Thien Hue province, 2005-2006
Tu Ha Hoang ; Son Dinh Nguyen ; Thao Ngoc Thanh Dang
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2007;17(4):17-21
Background: According to assessment of Ministry of Health, developing constitution of pupuls under 14 years old grade A: 23%, grade B: 52%, grade C: 25%. Objectives: Analysis on environmental conditions, school and health status of pupils, comment, propose to enhance study conditions as well as constitution for pupils. Subjects and method: Pupils at primary schools, secondary shools, high schools in Quang Dien, Huong Thuy, A Luoi district. Method: cross-sectional descriptive study by light meter, measure microclimate, noise and steel measure to measure size of desks and chairs. Analyse, synthetize data by Exel. Results: School environment had remained disadvantageous factors that affects on pupils\ufffd?health status. There were a shortage of hygienic contructions, wrong size chairs and benches, poorly equipped school health office. Among 20,800 pupils, good health (grade A) was 48,42% in elementary schools, 52,07% in middle schools and 54,1% in high schools. The rate of eye diseases has increased in higher classes. Conclusion: Build and transform school have met the regulation of Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education and Training. School must have clean water works, clean toilet and have handwash tub. Organize periodic health test for pupils, always control school hygiene to timely contribute opinions help school to overcome shortcomings, limit disadvantageous conditions for pupils to prevent school health cause by insanitation environments and conditions.
Health Status
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Pupil/ physiology
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2.Working environment and health status of workers exposing with petrol at Quang Ninh province
Journal of Preventive Medicine 1999;9(1):35-39
A survey on working environment at 35 facilities discovered some types of dusts, harmful factors such as the noise at high level in some working places (94-100 dBA), tiny dusts, over standard petrol gas. 14/760 workers were examined periodically had tetraetyl lead level in urine during 24 hours. Among 54 cases of lead comtanination, the clinical symptoms of arterial blood pressure - pulse accounted for 42,5%; headache, in somia, much sweating on arms and legs were high, 60 cases suffered from occupational skin gray.
Health Status
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Petroleum
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manpower
3.Working environment and health status of workers in the industrial area of Quang Ninh province
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2000;10(4):40-44
A survey on 4 typical industrial areas of Quang Ninh province at 12 representative facilities and inhabitants areas: Ha Long, Uong Bi, Cam Pha and morbidity statistics in workers by examining periodically has shown that the severe dusts, tiny dusts accounted for high rate, poisonous gas concentration was high at some working places, over standard noise was common, oxygen concentration was reduced in the air. The diseases of ear, nose and throat were 46%, dental maxillofacial diseases, dermatological diseases were 35-36%, internal disease and gynecological diseases in women were 26%, the rate of occupational accidents were high.
Health status
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manpower
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Industry
4.The influence of working environment on coal exploiting worker's health state
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2001;8():24-27
400 workers in 4 coalmines were investigated, on the medical records, physical and laboratorial examinations. Working environment was studied. The common diseases observed are silicopneumoconiosis (5.82%) and mycodermatitis (64.69%).
Environment
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Coal
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Health status
5.Working conditions in tunnels of Yaly hydroelectric plant
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2000;10(3):64-66
A survey on chemical and physical factors was conducted in November 1996. The samples of air, water and dust were analysed at the Institute of Occupational Medicine. Results showed that: the conditions of air ventilation, microclimate, light, noise and air pollution, dust at 7 working places in tunnels of Yaly hydroelectric plant were not compatible with allowed hygienic standards.
Environment
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Coal
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Health status
6.Morbidity in Minh Khai precinct, Phu Ly Town
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):13-16
The health status and morbidity was evaluated in residents of Minh Khai precinct, Phñ Lý Town and morbidity was linked to environment. Subjects of this study were households of this precinct. This was a retrospective and cross-sectional study. The results found that 22.83% of households have had at least one illness person, in which rate of households with coughing person(s) was 37.22%. Acute morbidity was different in age groups, with highest frequency observed in-group of 0 to 11-months; the frequency decreases steadily and then increases again in-group of 60 years
epidemiology
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Health Status
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Morbidity
7.Reseach on status health & disease of labour in some Textile – Garment Companies - Vietnam
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;530(11):63-65
The statistics from 1996 workers who directly working in 3 Textile - Garment Companies in Ho Chi Minh city (Phong Phu Textile Company, Southeast Company, Thanh Cong Textile - Garment Company). Results: the rate of male workers was higher of Textile branch. Almost workers’ health was classified as II & II (70.44%) types, male workers with health type I was more than female workers. The percentage of dental disease was highest (26.79%), then otorhinolaryngologic diseases (25.77%), gynecological disease (12.2%), eye disease, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, dermatosis etc… Bronchial - respiratory diseases accounted for only 0.72% but the most common was professional disease.
Health Status
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Disease
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Vietnam
9.Different meanings of spirituality: A qualitative case study of older adults
Philippine Journal of Health Research and Development 2022;26(2):40-47
Background:
The study of spirituality in old age has been extensively explored in recent years in the field of gerontology, but there is still much debate over the concept itself. To understand it better, it is necessary to delve deeper into how the relationship manifests itself among older adults.
Objective:
The goal of this study was to determine and analyze how older adults from various socio-
demographic characteristics, economic backgrounds, and health status perceived spirituality.
Methodology:
In using qualitative cross-case analysis in a sample of 12 older adults who were 60 years old and above from Lanao del Sur, Philippines, this study explored the similarities and differences across and between cases in terms of the socio-demographic characteristics, economic backgrounds, and health status of older adults.
Results:
The findings revealed that one's spirituality is influenced by various factors and may take on different meanings depending on one's circumstances in life. The statements of the participants indicate that one's spirituality may be influenced by several factors such as, but not limited to, one's religion, sex, age, health status, financial condition, and educational attainment.
Conclusion
The research is significant because it is critical to comprehend the function of spirituality in the lives of older adults. It was suggested that families, the community, and faith-based institutions work together to analyze, plan, implement, and evaluate interventions for older adults. Exploring the different meanings of spirituality for older adults will improve spiritual nursing care as well as gerontological care. This contributes to the overall well-being of older adult patients.
Spirituality
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Health Status
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Religion
10.Primarily survey on the oral-dental health status in provineces of northen Vietnam
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 1998;230(11):7-10
The school-based dental preventive program has been developed strongly in many areas of the whole country. Especially, the program has been covered at level of province such as Ninh Binh and Nam Dinh. It is preventive results were very high. Dental carries were reduced and periodontal status is improved. Through the study of fluoride concentration in the natural water, we determine that the use of fluoride mouthwash for children at school is necessary to reduce dental carries.
Health Status
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Oral Health
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Dental Health Surveys