Browsing Institute of Health by Author "Tigist Demeke"

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Knowledge and Practice of Maternal Nutrition and Associated Factors among Pregnant Women Attending Antenatal Care in Sheko Woreda, Bench-Sheko Zone, Southwest Ethiopia, 2022 Thesis

Antenayehu Moges; Tigist Demeke; Tilahun Wodaynew (2022-12-06)

Background: Improving maternal nutrition practices during pregnancy is crucial for saving lives and improving maternal and infant health outcomes. Despite the fact that pregnant women's knowledge and practice of maternal ...
medication adherence and assiociated factors among epileptic patients on follow up clinicat jimma town public hospitals, jimma, south west, Ethiopia, 2019 Thesis

Ismael Ahmed; Abebe Abera; Tigist Demeke (2019-06)

Background: Epilepsy results in multidimensional and long term effect on the patients and society at all. Adherence to therapeutic medication is critical for epileptic patient so far, the issue of adherence still ...
Mothers’ knowledge and practice about neonatal danger signs and associated factors in wolkite town, gurage zone, snnpr, Ethiopia. Thesis

Walellign Anmut; Bekana Fekecha; Tigist Demeke (2017-06)

Background: Neonates are more prone to show subtle signs of illness. Most infants are either born at home or are discharged from the health facility early, families should be able to recognize signs of newborn illnesses ...
Mothers’ knowledge and practice on essential newborn care and associated factors in east badewacho woreda , hadiya zone, southern Ethiopia Thesis

Melese Thomas; Tigist Demeke; Bayisa Baraka (2018-06)

Background: Newborn care is an immense importance for the proper development and healthy life of a baby. Globally, more than 2.7 million newborns die before reaching one months of the age every year and most of the new ...
Mother’s knowledge and WƌĂcƟcĞ about Neonatal Danger Signs and Associated Factors in Wolkite Town, Gurage Zone, SNNPR, Ethiopia, 2017 Article

Walellign Anmut; Bekana Fekecha; Tigist Demeke (2017)

Background: Neonates are more prone to show subtle signs of illness. Most infants are either born at home or are discharged from the health facility early, families should be able to recognize signs of newborn illnesses ...
Organizational commitment and its predictors among nurses working in jimma university specialized teaching hospital, southwest Ethiopia Thesis

Fantahun Walle; Kifle Woldemichae; Tigist Demeke (2016-05)

Background: The idea of organizational commitment has intuitive appeal because of the relationship of commitment to turnover, absenteeism, and organizational performance. All of these are important ...

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