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A critical study of Employee Empowerment Initiatives in selected organizations
The recent changes and fluctuations in the economic trends around the globe has increased the need for better and improved functioning of the organizations to deal with contingent situations. Thus organizations and their managers tend to change their mindsets and need to engage themselves in broad based thinking, visualizing and nurturing accompanied by the best use of the knowledge and creativity of employee’s .To fulfill this aim the best philosophy is to empower employees thus enabling them to make decisions about their own work and taking responsibility for their results
A STUDY TO ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ACUPRESSURE IN REDUCING MENSTRUAL PAIN AMONG ADOLESCENT GIRLS WITH PRIMARY DYSMENORRHEA STUDYING IN SELECTED
Dysmenorrhea among adolescent girls may be managed using acupressure which is a non-invasive, cost-free, and timely way to manage their own discomfort. the aim of this study is to assess the effectiveness of acupressure in reducing menstrual pain among adolescent girls with primary dysmenorrhea studying in selected schools at bengaluru. a quasi experimental approach with pre and post- test control group time series was used in this study. sixty adolescent girls during menstruation were conveniently selected and 30 in experimental group and 30 in control group. the data was collected using visual analogue pain scale for pain perception, questionnaire and rating scale for menstrual discomforts. data was analysed using chi-square, and t-test. the adolescent girl’s mean age was 15yrs in control group and experimental group was 14yrs, both the groups 18(60.1%) had attained menarche at 13 years and above age, and majority of them were mildly malnourished. both the groups showed mild degree of menstrual discomfort and mild degree of pain in the pain scale 0-4. the mean pre-test pain score of experimental group was 5.23 and for control group 5.9. significant differences in control and experimental group observed before intervention showed t=2.339 (p<0.01) and after 2hrs of intervention t=13.695 (p<0.01). the study reveals that the acupressure on the sp6 meridian can be an effective non-invasive intervention for alleviating primary dysmenorrhea among adolescent girls for at least 2 hours. the result supported that acupressure application is a very suitable and practicable therapy of non-pharmacological measure of reduction in pain perception during menstruation for at least 2 hours. the findings suggested that acupressure at san yin jiao can be an effective, cost-free intervention for reducing pain and anxiety during dysmenorrhoea, and recommend its use for self-care of primary dysmenorrhoea
A Study To Evaluate The Effectiveness Of Planned Teaching Programme On Knowledge And Practice Regarding Prevention Of Obesity Among Adolescents In Selected Schools Of Bangalore District.
There is no simple solution to obesity, and no fast way to create the energy deficit required for sustainable loss of fat - weight loss requires long-term commitment to permanently change eating and exercise habits. Valid advice is to reduce overall energy intake, include more vegetables, fruits and whole grain products and fewer foods high in saturated fat, sugar and salt. While mindful of the need to encourage individuals to make changes, the medical profession needs to lead the charge to advocate for changes to our obesogenic environment
A STUDY TO ASSESS THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE STAFF NURSES REGARDING CARE OF UNCONSCIOUS PATIENTS IN A SELECTED HOSPITAL, MANGLORE
A study to assess the knowledge of staff nurses regarding care of unconscious patients who are working in a selected hospital Mangalore. The samples consisted of 80 registered staff nurses, selected by purposive sampling. The result revealed area wise analysis of staff nurses knowledge regarding care of unconscious patients shows the highest means of knowledge score was 5.32 which is around 59.16%of the total score for area on ‘care of skin’. The mean score for the area ‘fluid and electrolyte management’ was 3.41 which is around 68.25% of the total score of that area. The lowest mean score was .52 which is around 17.5 of total score of the area of ‘unconscious conditions’
Diminution of Natural Resources: With Special Reference to Dungarpur
The present study was conducted on the diminution of natural resources, especially land and water, in Rajasthan. Dungarpur district of Rajasthan is selected for this study. This study is based on secondary data. The results of the study publicized that over the years, percent share of area below non-agricultural use (5.96%), total cropped area (51.84%) and area sown more than once (16.97%) to total geographical area has progressively gone up in the district. The share of surface water irrigation in total net irrigated area has shrivel from 42.00 per cent to 31.77 per cent while the share of ground water irrigation has increased from 61.40 per cent to 68.23 per cent during the study period
ANALYSIS OF GREEN MARKETING AS ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION TOOL: A STUDY OF CONSUMER OF DEHRADUN
Green marketing refers to the process of selling products or services based on their environmental benefits such as the contribution to reducing environmental pollution and prevention of degradation. Such products are manufactured, packaged and marketed in an environmental friendly manner and process. Green marketing has emerged as one of the most important marketing techniques in the present global business environment. Consumers now have worries about the future environment of the world and as a result of this mostly prefer environment friendly products. In recognition of these concerns of consumers, companies have started to make their marketing strategies more appealing by offering environment-friendly products and promotions. Combination of appropriate marketing tools along with products and packaging can have a multiplier and accelerating effect in the conservation efforts. Today most of the companies adapt green marketing as environment protection tool. Present paper aims to analyze green marketing as Environment Protection Tools: Questionnaire was designed and piloted on predetermined sample of consumers of Dehradun with the motives of analyzing consumer behavior and their green consciousness in their purchase pattern. Study reveals that Green marketing is a materialization of a new market. The customers are becoming more eco-responsible and customers are concerned about environmental issues in new market.Different suggestions have been drawn out for consideration and implementation by green product marketing companies. It has been stablished through the present research that green marketing can have a profound influence in Green marketing efforts
A System to locate and recognize ZIP codes in hand written addresses
A system to automatically locate and recognize ZIP Codes in handwritten address is described. Given a grey-scale image of hand-written address block, the system preprocesses the image by thresholding, border removal and underline removal. One or more candidate words for the ZIP Code are isolated. Each candidate is divided into 5 or 9 segments and recognition is attempted on each segment. Digit recognition is accomplished by means of an arbitration procedure that takes as input the decision of three different classifierse template matching using stored prototypes, a mixed approach that uses statistical and structural analysis of digit boundary, and a rule-based approach to analyze digit strokes. The result of ZIP Code recognition is verified using a postal directory. Performance of the system, still under refinement, is promising
Recovery of mail piece shape from range images using 3D from deformable model
Automatic sorting of all classes of mail must take into account different shapes and sizes of mail pieces. A system for classification of mail pieces according to their shape using range images is proposed. Volumatric models of single mail pieces characterized by position, orientation, size and shape parameters are recovered using least squares minimization of a model fitting function. The models used are superquatrics with global deformations. The recovered parameters can serve for different classification schemes which depend on the particular methods used for the manipulation of the mail stream. A classification scheme that divides mail pieces is presented