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[fruitful_tab title=”1. Partial Efficacy of Vipassana Mindfulness Approach in Alcohol-Dependent Persons”]
Abstract
Alcohol-dependent persons who drink to manage negative emotions are likely to become lifetime drinkers. The study aimed at assessing the effectiveness of Vipassana mindfulness on alcohol intake, depression, and empathetic responses at a rehabilitation center. Mixed methods were employed, with a battery of self-report instruments (depression, cognitive, and daily drinking) and a focus group interview. There were 23 alcohol-dependent males in the intervention group and 22 in the control group. Participants completed questionnaires one week before and one month after intervention, and a focus group was held with 15 intervention participants at one-month follow-up. The intervention consisted of 2 hours a day of sitting and walking with Vipassana mindfulness for 5 consecutive days. At pretest, intervention and control groups had similar scores on demographic, alcohol intake, and depression variables. When comparing pre- and posttest scores within each group, the intervention group had lower cognitive and total depression scores postintervention, but the difference was not significant. In the focus group, participants said they had no time to practice mindfulness regularly, which may have been a reason for only gaining partial benefits from Vipassana mindfulness. Additionally, participants’ previous mindfulness experiences may have limited the success of the mindfulness approach.
KEYWORDS: Alcoholic, partial effectiveness, Thailand, Vipassana mindfulness
by : Nualnong Wongtongkam, PhD / Seearoon Lampoo, MSc / Puthawan Choocherd, PhD / Suwanna Chiangkuntod, Msc
* School of Biomedical Sciences, Charles Sturt University, Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia
**Princess Mother National Institute on Drug Abuse Treatment (PMNIDAT), Pathum Thani, Thailand
***Faculty of Nursing, Siam University, Bangkok, Thailand
Article, August 2017
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[fruitful_tab title=”2. The Effects of Brain Base Learning on Academic Achievement and Attitude in Studying Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing of Nursing Students”]
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This quasi- experimental research aimed to study of brain based learning on academic achievement and attitudes in psychiatric mental health nursing. This experimental study, which was designed as pre and posttest control group model, was conducted in 2014 academic year at faculty of nursing in private University Bangkok Thailand. Sixty nursing students were randomly divided equal into each group. The experimental group was administered a brain-based learning approach, while the control group was administered a traditional teaching approach for 5 weeks. The data were obtained through the attitude questionnaires. The Cronbach’s alpha coefficient of the questionnaires was 0.93. The final exam scores were collected. The data were analyzed using dependent and paired t-test.
The results illustrated that 1. The final score and attitudes score of a control group and an experimental group were not statistically significant (t=0.46, p=0.65 and t=-1.39, p=0.17). 2. Attitude score of a control group at pretest was not statistically significant (t=-0.73, p=0.47). 3. Attitude score of an experimental group at posttest significantly higher than that of pretest (t=-3.43, p<.05). It was evidence that a study of brain based learning help to increase attitude for study in psychiatric mental health nursing. The researchers recommended using brain based learning as learning program for nursing students and provides directions for future research based on alternative methodologies. [Journal of Nursing Siam University, 18 (35), 65-80.]
Keywords: brain based learning (BBL), academic achievement, attitudes, nursing student, mental health and psychiatric nursing
by : Puthawan Choocherd, B.N.S., M.A., PhD and Suleemas Angsukiattitavorn, B.N.S., M.B.Sc. 2017
Link : Click http://www.research-system.siam.edu/2013-12-20-04-26-42/5191-2013-12-20-05-58-303
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[fruitful_tab title="3. Factors Related to Using of Local Wisdom in Health for Chronic Disease Patients, Phasri-charoen District, Bangkok"]
Abstract
This research is the predictive research had the purposes to study 1) The factors relating to use of the local wisdom of the chronic disease and 2) The factors influencing the use of the local wisdom of the chronic disease in Public health center 47, Phasi-Charoen, Bangkok. The population was the chronic disease patients aged 30 years or more and live at the area in Public health center 47. The sample of 385 people by Multi stage Sampling. The Questionnaires were developed from the perceived benefits and barriers to behavior of Pender Concepts and the health behavioral to use of the local wisdom. The Questionnaires had 3 sections 1) Personal Data 2) Perceived benefits and barriers to use of the local wisdom 3) Health behavioral to use of the local wisdom. Data were analyzed using statistical t-test statistics, one-way analysis of variance and multiple regression analysis.
The results of this study were found the subjects with the chronic disease. The first is the hypertension disease 48.8%, followed by diabetes disease 35.9%. The result of the objectives found 1) The patients with the chronic disease had more the different of personal data were the behavior using different local wisdom. It was found that patients with chronic diseases by age group education level and income are different. The behavior used of the local wisdom of health differences. The significance level of 0.05 and 2) The factors prediction behavior to use of the local wisdom of patients with chronic diseases found age, education level and the amount of time that patient themselves. The predict behavior using local wisdom. The statistical significance level of 0.05, which could predict is 6.6 percent by the first variable to predict is the age (β= -.160). The second is education level (β= .159). And the third is the time to know their patients (β=.103).
Suggestion: Should encourage knowledge management and promote to use the local wisdom of health using a participatory process. As an alternative to self-care in the symptoms slightly. Including take the notes and The transfer of the knowledge of the local folk medicine in the each area for the Self-reliant in healthcare.
Keywords: Local Wisdom, Health, Chronic Disease
Faculty of Nursing, Siam University
by : Suleemas Angsukiattitavorn and Wipanun Muangsakul / 2017
Link : http://www.research-system.siam.edu/2013-12-20-04-26-42/5194-2013-12-20-05-58-306
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[fruitful_tab title=”4. The Concept of Active Ageing and Capacity Development of Ageing Living Alone”]
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Ageing peoples who are living alone are tending to be increased in nearly future. This might be the consequences from the transformation and adaption of social life and economic. It could be said that preparation of being an ageing people are really important for every generation of people as it will leads most of people to be able to be on their own in elderly period. Active ageing has been introduced by the WHO as they also concern about preparation of being an ageing people. Active ageing is consists of 3 factors including 1.) Healthy 2.) Security and 3.) Participation. It could be said that those elderly who lives alone should be advised to know about Active Ageing activities such as how to live with their disease or illness even provokes to do their routine activities by them-self. Furthermore, a club or group of people should be introduced to support elderly people to get in touch with technology in present day as this will help those elderly people to catch up with social and people This technology might help in reduction of loneliness in these elderly people. Furthermore, praises or visiting by their family members also help in reduction of stress and loneliness. In the view of social, social activities should be promoted and multi generation of people in community should be invited. This will help in creation of relationship of people in their community, reduce stress and loneliness of elderly people and also generate incomes to elderly people who live alone. Lastly, government should be in an important role to design the plan to support those elderly people in both quality of health and their income.
Keywords: Ageing Living Alone; Active Ageing; Development
Faculty of Nursing, Siam University
by : Lt.Wipanun Muangsakul / 2017
Link : http://www.research-system.siam.edu/2013-12-20-04-26-42/5106-2013-12-20-05-58-300
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[fruitful_tab title=”5. Crinum Lily for Development Area and Massage Relieves Pain, Sustainable Healthy by Local Wisdom in edge of town community”]
Abstract
Action research is under the Research Development Initiative Arena for Healthy project in case of urban community at Phasicharoen District. Ethics was approved by the Institutional Review Broad of Mahidol University. Research purposes are 1) Survey wasteful area in community and opportunity for development area of healthy 2) To develop wasteful area in urban community to healthy area by integrated Local Wisdom 3) To synthesis lessons learn and suggestions for research development of edge of town or urban community. Population is a consensus 171 houses who live in Poon-bumpen community, Phasicharoen District of Bangkok. Data collected were interview, observation, focus group and questionnaire. Analysis was content analysis for qualitative data and quantitative data was descriptive statistic.
Results follow our objectives:
1) Arena of Poon-bumpen community is about 70 CLAS. The most area is residence, only cultivated area about 20 CLAS (28.57 %) involving wasteful area. 571 people living in community. 100 samples were random for general context questionnaire found most people were age 41 – 60 years 41% and 26 %living in community more than 20 year. Social characteristics, the most people were related pioneer and traditional cultivated and someone has had a lay knowledge to date. Rarely Local Wisdom using for self-care such as herbs juice.
2. The wasteful areas were divided 2 types. First, the owner leave from community and other one is the aging owner, they can not to provide energy for cultivated all the area. From survey for suitable area and community agreement to pilot cultivated Crinum Lily about 1 CLAS (1.4%). After action found the natural of Crinum Lily is drought resistance plants but slow growth in early year thus 1 year action research is not full benefit from Crinum Lily in area, however the owner area has had satisfaction to use area more than let it waste away. For Thai massage with Crinum Lily hot press both providers and clients have a good satisfaction. But preparing of Crinum Lily for hot massage is several procedures that it may uncomfortable to service in other place.
3. Significantly components to develop health research in edge of town and urban community are community needs, community lifestyle, community lay knowledge and resource, self-care attitude and public benefit management.
Keyword: Local Wisdom, Sustainable, Community
Faculty of Nursing, Siam University
by : Suleemas Angsukiattitavorn and Wipanun Muangsakul / 2017
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[fruitful_tab title=”Crinum Lily for Development Area and Massage Relieves Pain, Sustainable Healthy by Local Wisdom in edge of town community”]
Abstract
Action research is under the Research Development Initiative Arena for Healthy project in case of urban community at Phasicharoen District. Ethics was approved by the Institutional Review Broad of Mahidol University. Research purposes are 1) Survey wasteful area in community and opportunity for development area of healthy 2) To develop wasteful area in urban community to healthy area by integrated Local Wisdom 3) To synthesis lessons learn and suggestions for research development of edge of town or urban community. Population is a consensus 171 houses who live in Poon-bumpen community, Phasicharoen District of Bangkok. Data collected were interview, observation, focus group and questionnaire. Analysis was content analysis for qualitative data and quantitative data was descriptive statistic.
Results follow our objectives:
1) Arena of Poon-bumpen community is about 70 CLAS. The most area is residence, only cultivated area about 20 CLAS (28.57 %) involving wasteful area. 571 people living in community. 100 samples were random for general context questionnaire found most people were age 41 – 60 years 41% and 26 %living in community more than 20 year. Social characteristics, the most people were related pioneer and traditional cultivated and someone has had a lay knowledge to date. Rarely Local Wisdom using for self-care such as herbs juice.
2. The wasteful areas were divided 2 types. First, the owner leave from community and other one is the aging owner, they can not to provide energy for cultivated all the area. From survey for suitable area and community agreement to pilot cultivated Crinum Lily about 1 CLAS (1.4%). After action found the natural of Crinum Lily is drought resistance plants but slow growth in early year thus 1 year action research is not full benefit from Crinum Lily in area, however the owner area has had satisfaction to use area more than let it waste away. For Thai massage with Crinum Lily hot press both providers and clients have a good satisfaction. But preparing of Crinum Lily for hot massage is several procedures that it may uncomfortable to service in other place.
3. Significantly components to develop health research in edge of town and urban community are community needs, community lifestyle, community lay knowledge and resource, self-care attitude and public benefit management.
Keyword: Local Wisdom, Sustainable, Community
Faculty of Nursing, Siam University
by : Suleemas Angsukiattitavorn and Wipanun Muangsakul / 2017
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