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Affordability and availability of physiotherapy for stroke patients at different levels of healthcare in Nigeria
(2022) Usman, Idris; Kurpita, Volodymyr
The study adopted purposive research design where qualitative data was collected. The population of the study comprises of physiotherapists, medical officers, nurses, consultant neurologist, clinical psychologists and other relevant health professionals working in some selected hospitals in Nigeria. Using purposive sampling technique, 12 respondents will be picked from the selected hospitals to make up the sample size of the study. Data was collected using in-depth interview, and text analysis will be used to analyze the responses from the interview.
The Approaches To Measuring Social Support In The Context Of Social Networking Sites
(2020) Любенко, Роман; Мальцева, Катерина
The goal of this study is to establish which of the two previously described approaches to the measurement of SNS-based social support has more validity and reliability – the endemic one or the non-endemic one.
Compliance programs - a necessary instrument to fight corruption
(2021) Vasylchenko, Ievgeniia; Dehghani, Ario
The main purpose of this thesis is to identify the effectiveness of the anticorruption compliance programs in preventing corruption in the private sector and beyond - its influence on the shaping of the anti-corruption framework generally.
Conflict issue perceptions in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict by the both conflict parties
(2022) Savon, Vladyslav; Kuzio, Taras; Bierman, Rafael
This paper explores conflict issues perceptions of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and compare the two-opposite point of views on this conflict.
Controversies in politics of the Left party in Germany towards Ukraine before and after the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
(2023) Gordiienko, Anastasiia; Yakovlev, Maksym
This paper provides an examination of the politics, policies, and positions of the Die Linke Party regarding Ukraine and Russia. It specifically focuses on the changes in Die Linke's policies towards Ukraine before and after the onset of the full-scale war in 2022 and the influence of varying positions held by party members on the decision-making process. By analyzing intra-party dynamics, power distribution, and key figures within the party, this study fills a gap in the existing scientific research on the Left Party's policies towards Ukraine before and after the beginning of the Russian war in 2022. The relevance of the Left Party's policies toward Russia and Ukraine stems from several factors. Firstly, the party's historical connections with the Soviet Union and its prominent role in German politics make its stance on these issues significant for understanding broader dynamics in German foreign policy. Secondly, Germany's reliance on Russian gas and concerns regarding the potential influence of commercial interests on German politicians and entrepreneurs further highlight the importance of this topic. Lastly, despite extensive research on German foreign policy towards Russia and Ukraine, more explicit information is needed to focus on the attitudes of German political parties, including the Left Party, towards Ukraine. The Left Party's position on the Ukrainian conflict is characterized as complex and evolving, reflecting internal debates and divisions within the party. While the party's official stance condemns Putin's violation of international law and advocates for diplomacy, the statements and actions of prominent party figures like Wagenknecht present a more nuanced perspective. The Left Party's stance on the Ukrainian conflict has sparked discussions and controversies within the political landscape. The study's findings support the hypothesis, emphasizing the impact of the conflict on the party's popularity and the diverse range of opinions within the party itself.
Cприйняття молодими парами шлюбу та сім’ї в контексті їх життєвого шляху
(2020) Коваленко, Карина; Злобіна, Олена
Мета: визначити бачення молодими людьми сім’ї та шлюбу як частини життєвого шляху. Емпіричною частиною роботи виступає аналіз 16 напівструктурованих глибинних інтерв'ю із вісьмома молодими парами, які перебувають у шлюбі або співжитті. Відкриті запитання дозволяють глибше розкрити бачення і розуміння сім’ї та шлюбу респондентів у їх життєвому шляху, також такі інтерв’ю допомагають краще зрозуміти причини того чи іншого сприйняття шлюбності молоддю.
Ease of access to health care services by foreigners in Kyiv, Ukraine
(2022) Uchenna, Gladys; Vernyhor, Yulia
While international students form an increasing population of higher education students in Ukraine, there is limited empirical evidence about their health services utilization. The study aim was to investigate healthcare access among a group of international students studying in Kyiv city and identify potential barriers that affect full healthcare utilization.
Effectiveness Of Government Interventions and Strategies for Ending Endemics of Malaria and Tuberculosis in The Floating Village of Makoko
(2022) Oluwatamilore, Ibrahim; Vernyhor, Yuliia
Globally, there is an estimation of 3.3 billion people living in areas where malaria, Tuberculosis, and other respiratory disease are transmitted. The Malaria endemic is said to cover 107 countries and subtropical regions, with sub-Saharan Africa having the hardest hit with an estimated 350 to 500 million clinical cases annually, leading to about 1 million deaths every year. Malaria and Tuberculosis are one of the highest causes of mortality in Nigeria. The study investigated the effectiveness of government interventions for ending the endemics of malaria and Tuberculosis in the village of Makoko, Lagos State, Nigeria.
Eu’s policy of conditionality and its impact on Democratic consolidation in georgia and Ukraine
(2023) Hudziuk, Liliia; Chabanna, Marharyta
The thesis is devoted to the impact of the EU’s conditionality policy on the process of democratic consolidation in Georgia and Ukraine from 2014 to 2022. The following paper uses case study as a method to answer the research question. This work consists of five chapters and conclusions. The first chapter discusses the research topic, defines the purpose of the research, and provides a literature review on the topic. The second chapter outlines the theoretical basis of the research. The third chapter examines the research method and presents an operationalized structure of analysis based on the model of democratic consolidation by Linz and Stepan as well as the external incentives model by F. Schimmelfennig and U. Sedelmeier. The fourth chapter is devoted to the analysis of the process of democratic consolidation in Georgia and Ukraine based on the operationalized model of democratic consolidation by H. Linz and A. Stepan. The fifth chapter evaluates the effectiveness of the EU conditionality policy using the operationalized model of external incentives by F. Schimmelfennig and U. Sedelmeier. The research showed that Ukraine has been slightly more successful in consolidating its democracy than Georgia due to a better consolidated civil society, more ambitious EU conditionality policy and less pervasive influence of veto players on the political life of the country. While Ukraine’s party system is characterized by pluralism, in Georgia most power is concentrated in the hands of one party "Georgian Dream" under the influence of oligarch Bidzina Ivanishvili, which ultimately led to the gradual deterioration of all indices of democracy. The effectiveness of the EU conditionality policy has not been fully exhausted due to the lack of a clear membership perspective, new incentives, punishment mechanisms for failure to implement reforms, as well as clear criteria and indicators for evaluating the progress. On the part of the target countries, the effectiveness of the EU’s policy of conditionality is weakened by the influence of veto players on political life, the unfavorable geopolitical and domestic situation, as well as availability of alternative rewards with lower adoption costs and losses for the government in power.
Family planning: knowledge, attitude and practice of the use of modern contraceptive amongst foreign students
(2020) Tochukwu, Anyaoha; Bronikova, Svitlana
Смертність дітей і матерів, потурання прав жінок і зневажливе ставлення до їхнього здоров’я та благополуччя, поширення ВІЛ / СНІДу – далеко не весь перелік проблем, пов’язаних із відсутністю належної обізнаності та відповідно серйозного ставлення партнерів до використання сучасних методів контрацепції. За оцінками ВООЗ (2018 р.), 214 мільйонів жінок у країнах, що розвиваються хотіли б відкласти або унеможливити настання вагітності, але не користуються будь-яким методом контрацепції. Відтак, робота магістранта з Нігерії А.Точукву є вельми актуальною не лише для африканських студентів.
Inequality in maternal and child healthcare service utilization in Nigeria
(2022) Chinwe, Nnenna; Vernyhor, Yuliia
The study is an attempt to ascertain the determinants as well as the extent of inequality in maternal and child healthcare utilization in Nigeria. The study set to firstly, identify the socio economic determinant of antenatal care utilization and child vaccination in Nigeria and secondly, to ascertain if there is inequality in the utilization of antenatal health care in Nigeria. The Binary logistic model and concentration index were utilized to achieve these set objectives of the research work. Data on antenatal care and child vaccination, household wealth index and other socio economic variables were sourced from the Nigeria demographic health survey 2018. Findings from the estimated models reveal the following. The study found that Socio economic variables like household wealth quintile, Mothers literacy, availability of health insurance, Employment status of mother, urban residency improves access to antenatal utilization and child vaccination while household size, female headed households and rural residence have significant negative impact on antenatal care utilization and child vaccination in Nigeria . The study also established there exists a significant inequality in antenatal care utilization amongst women across different wealth quintiles with significant positive bias towards the rich.
Knowledge, attitudes, and perception to morning exercises among students in university of jos, Nigeria
(2022) Ezeaku, Ugochukwu; Kurpita, Volodymyr
University of Jos is a Federal University, located in Jos, the capital city of Plateau State in Nigeria. Plateau State is of the 36 States of Nigeria and is situated in the north-central part of the country. This study investigated knowledge, attitudes, and perception to morning exercises among students in the University of Jos, Nigeria. The study involved evaluation research because it is explicitly judgment-oriented. The study adopted a descriptive survey design. The study population consisted of undergraduates of University of Jos and Nigerian students studying in Ukraine, covering a broad range of disciplines, such as pharmacy, medicine, engineering, management, arts and humanities, information technology, law, etc. Out of which, a total of 40 students were selected as the sample size for the study, i.e., 20 from the University of Jos and 20 Nigerian Students studying in Ukraine. A purposive sampling technique was adopted for the study. A structured, google-formed questionnaire was used as an instrument of data collection. The questionnaire was designed in English. Frequency and percentage tables, as well as charts, were used to analyze data.
Marketing Approaches in Political Branding during Election Campaigns
(2022) Mokhnach, Marta; Gnatiuk, Mykola; Oppelland, Torsten
Research Question: What are the marketing approaches in the digital political communication used in the election campaigns in the Ukrainian presidential race 2019 and in the German federal race 2021? Type of the research question is descriptive.
Mental disorders in the Ukrainian healthcare workers experiencing war-related stress: cross-sectional study and recommendations for the relevant interventions
(2023) Kostetska, Olha; Yurochko, Tetiana
The present study is aimed at exploring the prevalence of symptoms of certain mental disorders among healthcare workers exposed to war-related stress in Ukraine to recommend policy interventions necessary for sustaining the healthcare system.
Modern Anti-Corruption Compliance Strategies for Reducing Corruption Risks in the Procurement of Pharmaceuticals in Ukraine
(2023) Kaiun, Artur; Shevchenko, Maryna
Corruption in the medication procurement process has become a major concern in many countries, with potentially devastating consequences for healthcare system outcomes. This study examines the nature, extent, and potential impact of corruption in medication procurement with a focus on the context of Ukraine and modern anti-corruption strategies to detect and prevent corrupt practices in the procurement domain.
Motivation of medical workers in Ukraine and Nigeria: context and factors
(2020) Olorunnipa, Eniayekan Olainukan; Stepurko, Tetiana
Магістерська робота студента 2 курсу Олорунніпа Еніайекан Олаінукан присвячена контексту й факторам, що визначають мотивацію медичних працівників в Україні й Нігерії. Дана тема завжди актуальна, не залежно від країни в якій вона вивчається й професійної сфери. Адже вмотивованість працівників - це один з ключових факторів якості виконання роботи, що в медичній галузі визначає якість надання медичної допомоги, безпосередньо впливаючи на рівень здоров'я населення. Вибір країн зумовлений більше зручністю магістранта у підборі респондентів для збору матеріалу, а не наявністю спільних факторів у системі організації медичної допомоги, її фінансуванню, стані реформ тощо. Проте, таке незвичне поєднання крані могло б допомогти поглянути на систему з іншого погляду, окресливши проблему з іншого кута зору.
National identity of Southern and Eastern Ukraine’s population on the eve of the full-scale Russo-Ukrainian war
(2022) Kuzmenko, Hlib; Osypchuk, Anna
Writing of this thesis started back in 2021 – about one year before the full-scale Russian invasion in Ukraine. Initially, it was planned as a contribution to facilitation of Ukraine’s reintegration of those regions in Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts that had been occupied by Russia in 2014-2015. However, the focus had been shifted in February 2022, when I was taking cover in a shelter during Russia’s airstrike. Not surprisingly, a significant share of this paper was being written during missile attacks – except for the small breaks to play "Uno" with my nieces, cousin, and our new friends from the shelter. This work and opportunities that it, hopefully, opens are dedicated to men and women who have been fighting for Ukraine in combat, as well as to volunteers who have been helping them. For they are the ones who gave me the privilege to worry about this thesis at all.
PR-освіта: світовий досвід та українські перспективи
(2014) Горак, Павло; Королько, Валентин
Метою написання роботи є висвітлення проблематики розвитку PR-освіти, спроба виявити емпіричні характеристики її інституціоналізації в Україні.
Quality of dietary recommendations: to reduce obesity (Adolescents in Uyo and Kyiv as case-study)
(2022) Wisdom, Edet; Kurpita, Volodimir
Obesity is a common, serious, and costly disease. The main causes of the world obesity epidemic are well known: excessive fat and sugar intake, too much screen time, lack of sleep, insufficient physical activity. However, Diet intake has been a major factor in determining the obesity epidemic. We need world measures across all age groups to address these elements and we need them now. Consuming a healthy diet throughout the life-course helps to prevent malnutrition in all its forms as well as a range of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and conditions.
Review of interventions to address postpartum depression and their feasibility for jos, plateau state Northern Nigerian women
(2022) Nwachukwu, Ijeoma; Мажная, Альона
After pregnancy and birth, psychological problems are common, and with a global prevalence of 10– 15 percent. It's crucial to be aware of mental health issues, particularly for mothers, this is because if they go untreated, they can cause serious problems for the mother, her child, and the entire family.Even with the primary focus being on reducing maternal and newborn mortality while promoting infant physical health,maternal mental health care is still largely neglected in low and middle-income countries. The six-week period after delivery during which the mother's reproductive organs return to their pre-pregnancy state is known as postpartum. It is a critical period in a mother's life when she undergoes numerous changes, including physiological and emotional changes, which if left untreated can lead to issues such as mother-child bonding, reckless behavior, family issues, and even infanticide if not properly assessed, identified, and treated.

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