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Teaching & Research Forum / Re: একটি গবেষণা জার্নাল ভালো কিনা সেটা কীভাবে মূল্যায়ন করা যায়?
« on: July 04, 2018, 09:34:39 AM »
Good sharing,Thank you.
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Public Health / Re: শিশুর দেরীতে কথা বলা । কারণ ও করণীয়
« on: July 03, 2018, 06:37:56 PM »
Very informative writing!! My younger child is also a little late to start speaking.
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Public Health / Re: What Does Water Taste Like? Science Finally Has an Answer
« on: July 03, 2018, 06:34:52 PM »
Informative!!
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Public Health / Why Is Children's Mental Health Important?
« on: July 03, 2018, 06:22:35 PM »Mental health — an essential part of children's overall health — has a complex interactive relationship with their physical health and their ability to succeed in school, at work and in society. Both physical and mental health affect how we think, feel and act on the inside and outside.
For instance, an overweight young boy who is teased about his weight may withdraw socially and become depressed and may be reluctant to play with others or exercise, which further contributes to his poorer physical health and as a result poorer mental health. These issues have long-term implications on the ability of children and youth to fulfill their potential as well as consequences for the health, education, labor and criminal justice systems of our society.
For instance, a boy named Bobby is being physically abused by his father and often acts out aggressively at school. His behavior is a natural reaction to the abuse, but his behavior may also mark the beginning of undiagnosed conduct disorder. His teachers simply see him as a troublemaker and continually punish his behavior. Later, Bobby drops out of school as a teenager because he finds it a harsh and unwelcoming environment and is anxious to leave his abusive home and fend for himself. However, holding down a job is difficult because Bobby often clashes with his coworkers and supervisors due to his aggression. Bobby has also begun to self-medicate by abusing alcohol and has been arrested a number of times for drunken disorderliness. By the time Bobby finally receives a proper diagnosis of his conduct disorder and substance abuse, he is in his thirties and his mental health problems have become deeply entrenched. They will require extensive therapy, which Bobby probably cannot afford without a job that provides adequate health insurance. Things could have been very different if Bobby was referred to a psychologist in his childhood who could have diagnosed him, offered effective treatment, and alerted the authorities about the abuse.
All children and youth have the right to happy and healthy lives and deserve access to effective care to prevent or treat any mental health problems that they may develop. However, there is a tremendous amount of unmet need, and health disparities are particularly pronounced for children and youth living in low-income communities, ethnic minority youth or those with special needs.
Source: http://www.apa.org/pi/families/children-mental-health.aspx
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Public Health / Gap in Mental Health sevices in South Asia
« on: September 20, 2017, 11:31:57 AM »
Mental health disorders– such as depression, anxiety, addiction, schizophrenia and neurosis – have a serious impact on health: they contribute up to 13% to the global burden of disease (WHO-2008). Low- and middle-income countries of South Asia especially Bangladesh experience a higher burden of mental disorders, and yet mental health conditions are often not perceived as serious health.
Now lets see the Mental Health services in Global Health perspectives:
According to the GLOBAL MAPPING OF ACCESS TO SERVICES (WHO-ATLAS-2005)
Europe received highest mental health services (45.6%),where western Pacific Areas (44/4%), America (19.0%), Africa (4.3%) but South Asia (0.0%)
That is in terms receiving mental health services in South Asia including Bangladesh is so insignificant that it is rounded off 0.0%. Our mental Health facilities, services, social stigma to mental, ignorance, lack social awareness are especially responsible factors. Overall medical health services in Bangladesh is satisfactory. However, those who work in Medical Atmosphere also hardly care about the mental fitness. Until and unless we are aware of mental health and possess a sound mental health personally and nationally. We can not expect our out utmost development.
Now lets see the Mental Health services in Global Health perspectives:
According to the GLOBAL MAPPING OF ACCESS TO SERVICES (WHO-ATLAS-2005)
Europe received highest mental health services (45.6%),where western Pacific Areas (44/4%), America (19.0%), Africa (4.3%) but South Asia (0.0%)
That is in terms receiving mental health services in South Asia including Bangladesh is so insignificant that it is rounded off 0.0%. Our mental Health facilities, services, social stigma to mental, ignorance, lack social awareness are especially responsible factors. Overall medical health services in Bangladesh is satisfactory. However, those who work in Medical Atmosphere also hardly care about the mental fitness. Until and unless we are aware of mental health and possess a sound mental health personally and nationally. We can not expect our out utmost development.
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Public Health / Re: বিনা পয়সার যে খাবারটি আজীবন যৌবন ধরে রাখে ও নতুন চুল গজায়, দেখে নিন কিভাবে খাব
« on: September 20, 2017, 11:29:30 AM »
Thank you, interesting to know the natural remedy
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Public Health / Re: আয়ু বাড়াতে খান তেজপাতার চা!
« on: September 20, 2017, 11:27:52 AM »
Interesting write up, but tough to maintain....
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Public Health / Re: Continues sitting may cause of death!
« on: September 20, 2017, 11:24:45 AM »
Informative. Need to to know by all.
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Teaching & Research Forum / Gap in Mental Health sevices in South Asia
« on: September 20, 2017, 11:10:03 AM »
Mental health disorders– such as depression, anxiety, addiction, schizophrenia and neurosis – have a serious impact on health: they contribute up to 13% to the global burden of disease (WHO-2008). Low- and middle-income countries of South Asia especially Bangladesh experience a higher burden of mental disorders, and yet mental health conditions are often not perceived as serious health.
Now lets see the Mental Health services in Global Health perspectives:
According to the GLOBAL MAPPING OF ACCESS TO SERVICES (WHO-ATLAS-2005)
Europe received highest mental health services (45.6%),where western Pacific Areas (44/4%), America (19.0%), Africa (4.3%) but South Asia (0.0%)
That is in terms receiving mental health services in South Asia including Bangladesh is so insignificant that it is rounded off 0.0%. Our mental Health facilities, services, social stigma to mental, ignorance, lack social awareness are especially responsible factors. Overall medical health services in Bangladesh is satisfactory. However, those who work in Medical Atmosphere also hardly care about the mental fitness. Until and unless we are aware of mental health and possess a sound mental health personally and nationally. We can not expect our out utmost development.
Now lets see the Mental Health services in Global Health perspectives:
According to the GLOBAL MAPPING OF ACCESS TO SERVICES (WHO-ATLAS-2005)
Europe received highest mental health services (45.6%),where western Pacific Areas (44/4%), America (19.0%), Africa (4.3%) but South Asia (0.0%)
That is in terms receiving mental health services in South Asia including Bangladesh is so insignificant that it is rounded off 0.0%. Our mental Health facilities, services, social stigma to mental, ignorance, lack social awareness are especially responsible factors. Overall medical health services in Bangladesh is satisfactory. However, those who work in Medical Atmosphere also hardly care about the mental fitness. Until and unless we are aware of mental health and possess a sound mental health personally and nationally. We can not expect our out utmost development.
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Teaching & Research Forum / Re: রেজাল্ট হল যেকোন শিক্ষা প্রতিষ্ঠানের বড় লক্ষ্য কিন্তু মুল লক্ষ্য নয়।
« on: June 24, 2017, 09:50:42 AM »
Good write-up.
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Teaching & Research Forum / Re: Tips for new researcher
« on: June 24, 2017, 09:47:41 AM »
Sir
I fell,a bit explanation of these steps is required. Please help.
I fell,a bit explanation of these steps is required. Please help.
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Teaching & Research Forum / Re: যেসব বিষয়ে ছোটদের প্রশ্রয় দেবেন না
« on: June 20, 2017, 05:08:33 PM »
Very good sharing. In addition, we should learn good parenting that we often ignores. However, what we need to have is a good familial relationship among the family members.That's how children can learn many expected manners automatically.
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Teaching & Research Forum / Re: শিক্ষক কি শুধুই শিক্ষক!
« on: June 17, 2017, 01:39:14 PM »
Appreciating write-up. Virtually, most f the teachers in our country do not know why they are teacher and what are the basic responsibility they need to perform as a teacher. A big change need!
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Transforming Student Learning Through Student Research / Re: Transforming Student Learning Through Student Research
« on: June 17, 2017, 01:32:40 PM »
Thank you, Mam.
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Transforming Student Learning Through Student Research / Re: Transforming Learning Through Student Research by Patrick Blessinger
« on: June 10, 2017, 02:36:20 PM »
The write- up was really encouraging