Empirical Study of the Nervous-Psychic Resistance of Students of Humanities and Economic Specialties

Liba, Natalia; Martseniuk, Maryna O.; Medvid, Larysa

doi:10.31339/2313-8114-2019-2(12)-33-39

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“…These initiatives have been developed to raise awareness about safety and improve risk perception among all workers. In a company with a management system for occupational safety and security, risk management activities developed by the organization, optimized, for example, inspection workplace, risk assessment, risk control, risk reporting and consultation, accident registration and analysis, and training safety (Liba et al, 2019;Hryshchuk, 2019).…”

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Public health risk management in international companies

Kalashnikova¹

2021

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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The positive impact of the introduction of labor protection standards (OH&S) in the organization is recognized by governments, employers, and workers. However, knowledge of its effective use in small and medium-sized enterprises is still limited. This case study aims to provide a better understanding of how the implementation of integrated management systems (IMS) affects the improvement of the risk management process in the field of occupational safety in medium-sized businesses. Particular attention was paid to employee awareness of the effectiveness of risk management. The study was conducted in companies working in the field of solid waste management, certified in 2009 with IMS for quality–environment, health, and safety. The development of accidents before and after the introduction of IMS was analyzed, and Internet resources were used to describe the perception. Finally, it has been demonstrated that there has been an improvement in the accounting for accidents at work and that IMS has brought more involvement to risk management activities, but their participation has not yet been reached the desired level.

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Public health risk management in international companies

Kalashnikova¹

2021

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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“…Students' satisfaction is a complex and multifactorial concept that provides valuable data for colleges and universities to make their curriculum more responsive to the needs of a changing marketplace (Witowski, 2008;Eyck et al, 2009;Papathanasiou et al, 2014;Liba et al, 2019). The assessment of nursing students' satisfaction in the current study showed moderate overall satisfaction with higher levels regarding the program design and delivery, where student were relatively more students perceived courses to be beneficial in enhancing their overall professional development and analytical skills and were satisfied with the variety and relevance offered by the faculty's program.…”

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Nursing students’ satisfaction with the academic program: A cross sectional study

al.¹

2021

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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In higher education, students’ satisfaction is viewed as an indicator of program success, and higher satisfaction levels among students are correlated with better intellectual and social achievements. This study aimed to assess nursing students’ satisfaction with the academic program at one academic institution. A cross-sectional descriptive study was conducted. A convenience sampling method was used to include 328 students using the Undergraduates Nursing Students Academic Satisfaction Scale (UNSASS) to assess the level of nursing students’ satisfaction with the academic program. The overall mean score of satisfaction was 51.72 out of 100 (SD=14.63). The highest score was observed regarding the program design and delivery dimension (mean±SD score=53.91±18.51), while the lowest satisfaction score was attributed to the support and resources dimension (49.62±18.13). The study recommends conducting a comprehensive and consistent evaluation to measure student satisfaction and expectations in resources and facilities in order to guide decision-making and improve the effectiveness of students’ educational programs. It is suggested that the UNSASS may expand its applicability to master students and evaluate programs that are not accredited by international accreditation in future studies.

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Empirical Study of the Nervous-Psychic Resistance of Students of Humanities and Economic Specialties

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Public health risk management in international companies

Public health risk management in international companies

Nursing students’ satisfaction with the academic program: A cross sectional study

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