Background: Caesarean Section (CS) is a life-saving procedure for both mother and baby. It accounts for 18.5 million births globally which is approximately 18.6% of all births (World Health Organization (WHO), 2015).Women ...

Following recent advances in cancer detection, treatment and supportive care, numbers of cancer survivors have been increasingly rising both locally and globally. With this increases, their quality of life is also affected. ...

Chronic exposure to stressful situations at the workplace has been associated with health care workers low quality of life particularly if they have no adequate coping strategies in place. The compassion fatigue and burnout ...

Background: Cancer is highly ranked as a cause of morbidity and mortality globally with an estimated 9.3 million new diagnoses made in 2020 with a projected increase to 47,000 new cancer cases and 32,987 cancer deaths in ...

The mentally ill patients have been shifted from institutions to home based care involving the family and the community than the straight in-hospital treatment. Consequently, the prevalence of mental illness is rising which ...

Background: Gynaecological cancer impacts approximately three million women globally. The problem is much intense in resource limited countries. Sexual health is attracting great focus as a key aspect of gynecological ...

Quality of life (QoL) among cancer patient caregivers is significantly affected by characteristics such as age, educational level, economics, and geographical setting during the care provision. Objective: To explore the ...