Family Support and Church Attendance as Predictors of Elderly’s Quality of Life at Southern Mindanao

Pangandaman, Hamdoni K.; Ortega, Maria Agnes; Hayudini, Magna Anissa A.; Mirafuentes, Julius M.; Adap, Dacilo M.

doi:10.31674/mjn.2021.v12i03.002

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“…The study ascertained the sources of drinking water used and its effects on health of the Capual Omar, Sulu residence. This study applied quantitative type of research particularly descriptive predictive correlational research method (Pangandaman et al, 2021). Self-structured survey questionnaire was launched to gather relevant data and was validated by expert validators and underwent pilot test to verify its validity.…”

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The Sources of Drinkable Water Used and Its Related Diseases among Barangay Capual Residents Omar, Sulu

Warid-Sahial,

Hayudini,

Gadong

et al. 2024

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The goal of this study is to determine the sources of drinking water and identify ailments among the respondents that are related to water consumption. The study was undertaken to ascertain the sources of drinking water used and its impact on health on Capual Island. The research will also determine whether the respondents' water-related illnesses are significantly impacted by their sources of drinking water. Residents of Capual Island will gain knowledge about local sources of drinking water and illnesses associated with water from the study. Male and female respondents from 287 households were polled. Regarding the data analysis and interpretation, a statistician was consulted. Frequency tables were used to present the data. For the study, the researchers utilized a descriptive-predictive research methodology. The entire population of Barangay Capual had been used by the researchers. The Rural Health Unit-Omar can help communities improve their drinking water by educating them on proper cleaning of their sources of drinking water, installing covers on their deep wells, making sure there are no animals in their water sources, and sanitizing their drinking water. Typhoid fever and diarrhea were the most common water-related diseases among respondents, topping the survey with 84.7% and 85.0%, respectively. Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree should provide lectures on waterborne illnesses and inform residents of additional methods for sanitizing their drinking water. It is important to inform the people of Barangay Capual that their homes should have backup water sources. Additionally, according to the experts, filtering and boiling the drinking water before use is important and will lower the risk of contracting waterborne illnesses and their fatal consequences. Future researchers may use it as a backbone for further study by taking on other variables that were not tested in this study.

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The Sources of Drinkable Water Used and Its Related Diseases among Barangay Capual Residents Omar, Sulu

Warid-Sahial,

Hayudini,

Gadong

et al. 2024

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“…Family members must participate in every care activity to actively manage DM risk factors experienced by another family member (Vinsalia & Handajani, 2021). A supportive family program could impact the adherence to medication regimens in high blood pressure patients (Pangandaman et al, 2021). Efforts to prevent DM complications require the application of good self-management behavior.…”

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Differences in Glucose Control of Diabetic Patients with Family Care Support Interventions

Fradianto

Andriyanto²,

Yuniarti³

et al. 2023

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Introduction: Patients with diabetes mellitus need support from their families to control their glucose needs because family plays a very important role in reducing risk factors. This study aims to analyze differences in glucose control before and after implementing family care support interventions. Methods: This study employed a quasi-experiment and involved 123 samples of diabetes mellitus patients and their families. These samples were selected using a random sampling technique. The measuring instrument employed an HbA1c blood sugar examination carried out twice. Meanwhile, bivariate statistical analysis employed the significance level of an alpha value <0.05 with a paired t-test. Results: Statistical tests have revealed some changes before and after the intervention in both groups. The mean glucose of the intervention group is 9.463 + 7.000, and that of the control group is 9.469 + 8.262. The results are p = 0.001 in the intervention group and p = 0.062 in the control group. Conclusion: The statistical tests have proven significantly different glucose control in DM patients before and after the intervention. Based on the findings, this study recommends that a nurse provide nursing interventions for diabetes mellitus patients by involving family participation. As a result, the client and family could provide care on their own.

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“…THROUGH SUNDAY MASS ATTENDANCE Pangandaman et al (2021) discovered that the elderly have 66-78% church attendance, with a mean of 72%, and some family support in their study. Ellor (2013) discovered that family members who are supportive of their seniors have high rates of Church attendance and religious activity participation.…”

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“…The second theoretical framework derived from predictors of church attendance in Effu municipality, Ghana: A marketing approach Okyireh et al (2020). The third theoretical framework is drawn from family support and church attendance as predictors of the elderly's quality of life in southern Mindanao Pangandaman et al (2021). The researcher had developed the conceptual framework by using eleven variable factors: religious values, sense of achievement, personal and spiritual, culture value, need for social interaction, preaching style, Church branding, physical evidence, family support, nationality between Thai and non-Thai, and intention to revisit AU Chapel through Sunday's Mass attendance as shown in Figure 1.…”

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Factors Influencing Catholic Faithful’s Intention to Revisit Church Through Sundays ‘Mass Attendance at the Annunciation Chapel of the Assumption University of Thailand

Coulibaly,

Nuangjamnong

2023

Int. J. Eng. Tech. Mgmt. Res.

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This study examines the intention of the Catholics to revisit Church through Sunday Mass attendance at Annunciation Chapel of the Assumption University (AU Chapel) in Bangkok, Thailand. Religious values, sense of achievement, personal growth, cultural values, social interaction, preaching style, Church branding, physical evidence, and family support affect this goal. Data was acquired using online and printed surveys utilizing non-probability sampling. Studying the Catholics' intention to revisit Church through Sunday mass attendance at AU Chapel aims to guide Church leaders in meeting worshippers' expectations. By highlighting factors impacting the faithful's intention to revisit the Church, it supports the Catholic Church's mission. Multiple linear regression, and descriptive analysis were used. The study stresses personal and spiritual growth, physical evidence, religious values, and social interaction when revisiting the Church. However, sample, and self-reporting bias are noted. Methodology and Approach: Convenience sampling was used to select 114 respondents for quantitative approaches including multiple linear regression. Online and print questionnaires collected demographic and revisit intention data over three weeks. A Cronbach's alpha pilot test for questionnaire reliability was used with non-probability sampling. Findings: Personal and spiritual growth substantially affects AU Chapel revisiting intention (beta = 0.4249). Physical evidence, religious value, and social interaction also matter (beta = 0.2221, 0.2122, and 0.202). Research Limitations/Implications: Self-reporting causes sampling and social desirability bias. The study may disregard Catholics' intentions' subtlety. Leaving some elements out may impair understanding. Originality/value: This study expands knowledge of Catholics' Sunday Mass intentions at AU Chapel in Bangkok. It identifies essential criteria to improve Church responsiveness and worshippers' satisfaction. Its special focus on Catholic faithful preferences in AU Chapel affects the Church's mission in Thailand.

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Family Support and Church Attendance as Predictors of Elderly’s Quality of Life at Southern Mindanao

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References 17 publications

The Sources of Drinkable Water Used and Its Related Diseases among Barangay Capual Residents Omar, Sulu

The Sources of Drinkable Water Used and Its Related Diseases among Barangay Capual Residents Omar, Sulu

Differences in Glucose Control of Diabetic Patients with Family Care Support Interventions

Factors Influencing Catholic Faithful’s Intention to Revisit Church Through Sundays ‘Mass Attendance at the Annunciation Chapel of the Assumption University of Thailand

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