Dissemination of Best Practices in Preterm Care Through a Novel Mobile Phone-Based Interactive e-Learning Platform

Anand, Pratima; Thukral, Anu; Deorari, Ashok K.

doi:10.1007/s12098-021-03689-6

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“…The data analysis techniques in this study include data identification, data classification, data analysis, and concluding the results of data analysis. Text data in the Telegram novel that are considered to represent the focalizer is classified based on the division of the types of focus (Anand et al, 2021). The classified data were then analyzed based on Bal.…”

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“…This can come from various parties, it can be a storyteller from one point of view or a character (Luxemburg, 1991). Rimmon-Kenan (1983) also said that "Story designates the narrated events, abstracted from their disposition in the text and reconstructed in their chronological order, together with the participants in these events" (the story refers to the events, abstracted from the position of the actors in text and reconstructed in chronological order of the actors, together with the other actors in the event) (Anand et al, 2021). So, from these two opinions, it can be concluded that in a story there is a story that is told either from a point of view or told by the actor in the text.…”

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Focalizator in Novel Telegram by Putu Wijaya

Umanailo¹

2021

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Until now, the analysis of the point of view in the intrinsic elements of literary works is still dominated by the analysis of the first and third-person perspectives. However, in the development of narrative text theory analysis, it is seen that there are changes in the division of types of viewpoints. In Bal's narratology theory, the point of view is called focalization, while those who see it from the point of view are called focalizers. Therefore, how the type of focalizer in the novel, especially in novel Telegram is the problem of this research. The purpose of this study was to identify the type of focalizer used in the novel. This research is a qualitative descriptive study. The data collection techniques used were reading techniques and note-taking techniques. The data analysis techniques in this study include data identification, data classification, data analysis, and concluding the results of data analysis. The results showed that the type of vocalizer used was an internal focalisator. The use of an internal focalizer shows that the author of the novel is telling the story from a first-person perspective and that the author does not appear in the story.

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Focalizator in Novel Telegram by Putu Wijaya

Umanailo¹

2021

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“…Of the total 53 studies, nearly half the studies (45%) were quantitative(21,26–28,31,33– 36,38,39,42,43,45,50,51,53,55,58,59,63,64,66,70), 14 (26%) were qualitative (13,20,22,29,32,37,44,46–48,60,65,67,69), 12 (23%) were mixed-methods (23–25,30,40,41,52,54,56,57,62,68) and 3 (6%) were review studies. (49,61,71) No study on the use of mHealth was published before 2013 and 64% (13,20–51,55) of the studies were published after 2018 with the maximum (n=12, 23%)(13,22,24–31,33,34) number of studies being published in 2021. The studies were conducted in tertiary care or teaching hospital settings (n=28)(22,23,26–29,31–38,46,47,49,55–59,61,63,65,68,69,71), community health centers (n=6)(20,21,42,44,60,66), primary health centers (n=16)(13,30,40,43,48,50–53),(39,54<...…”

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Barriers and Facilitators for the Use of Telehealth by Healthcare Providers (HCP) in India - A Scoping Review

Sharma,

Rao,

Kumar

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Background: It is widely assumed that telehealth tools like mHealth, telemedicine, and tele-education can supplement the efficiency of Healthcare Providers (HCPs). We conducted a scoping review of evidence on the barriers and facilitators associated with the use of telehealth by HCPs in India. Methods: A systematic literature search following a pre-registered protocol (https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/KQ3U9 [PROTOCOL DOI]) was conducted in PubMed. The search strategy, inclusion, and exclusion criteria were based on the World Health Organization’s action framework on Human Resources for Health (HRH) and Universal Health Coverage in India with a specific focus on telehealth tools. Eligible articles published in English from 1st January 2001 to 17th February 2022 were included. Results: One hundred and six studies were included in the review. Of these, 53 studies (50%) involved mHealth interventions, 25 (23.6%) involved telemedicine interventions whereas the remaining 28 (26.4%) involved the use of tele-education interventions by HCPs in India. In each category, most of the studies followed a quantitative study design and were mostly published in the last 5 years. The study sites were more commonly present in states present in south India. The facilitators and barriers related to each type of intervention were analyzed under the following sub-headings- 1) Human resource related, 2) Application related 3) Technical, and 4) Others. The interventions were most commonly used for improving the management of mental health, non-communicable diseases, and maternal and child health. Conclusions: Use of telehealth has not been uniformly studied in India. The facilitators and barriers to telehealth use need to be kept in mind while designing the intervention. Future studies should focus on looking at region-specific, intervention-specific, and health cadre-specific barriers and facilitators for the use of telehealth.

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“…Providing optimal care of preterm neonates is a joint responsibility of all stakeholders including doctors, nurses, and mothers. In this context, we appreciate the innovative interactive e-learning method developed by National Neonatology Forum Network to disseminate knowledge to a larger group of participants over a wide geographical area [3].…”

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“…A designated central coordinating team monitored enrollment, tracked participant responses, and co-ordinated overall assessment. Among the 4623 nursing professionals who participated, majority felt that the topics were relevant and rated their overall experience as very good to excellent [3].…”

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E-Learning for Improving Preterm Care

Adhisivam

2021

Indian J Pediatr

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Dissemination of Best Practices in Preterm Care Through a Novel Mobile Phone-Based Interactive e-Learning Platform

Cited by 8 publications

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Focalizator in Novel Telegram by Putu Wijaya

Focalizator in Novel Telegram by Putu Wijaya

Barriers and Facilitators for the Use of Telehealth by Healthcare Providers (HCP) in India - A Scoping Review

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