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Universities' Role in Enhancing Employability Attributes of Nursing Graduates

lzarina Anne D. Posadas. RN, PhD

rVork Related Stress and Management Strategies Among Nurse Educators

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M. Trajera, PhD, Barbara Ruth Myla F. Lim, MN

Ventor: Dr. Teresita Barcelo, Dr. Ted Dizon, RN, MAN and Dr. Allan Mauro Amparado

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Phenomenology and Grounded

Theory)

Venue: Balamban

'loderators:

Cybill D. Diaz, RN, MAN and Jenica Ana Rivero, RN, MAN

A Decade After: Discrimination and Stigma Among People Living with HIV

iosarlo Zafra-Senorin, RN, MAIV

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A Phenomenological Study of the Leprosy Patients and the Nurses' Roles as related to Leprosy

Stigma

SakilO. Batubara, S.Kep., lVs., M.Kep. Dary, S.Kep., tVs.

Experiences of Empty Nesters: An End of Parenting from a Filipino Perspective -ouie P. Hijalda, RAJ, MAIV

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Exploring Nursing Students' Experience in a Cancer Camp: A Phenomenological Study

Carielle Joy Rio, MAN

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The Lived Experiences of the Repatriated Overseas Filipino Nurses from Libya

Deofy N. Castanaga, RiV, Cresenclo Quinto, ir., EdD. R,ry

Mentor: Dr. lrma Bustamante, Dr. Michael Joseph Dino and Dr. Celso Pagatpatan

D (Emerging, lnnovative and other qualitative designs) Venue: Bogo 3

Moderator: Ryan Michael F. Oducado, RN, RM, MAN, MAEd and Maureen Galon, RN, MAN

Nursing, Nightingale and Beyond: Voices, Dialogues and Talks of the Future

Faiima Anquillana Carsola, MAN

Understanding the Factors Affecting Access to Maternal Health Care Services: A Focus Group Study

Ceisa Pagatpatan, Jr., RN, DrPH. Caroline Mae Ramirez, MD, MBA, Amihan Perez, MA

Organizational Culture of the lnstitute of Community Health and Allied Medical Sciences of Don

Mariano Marcos Memorial State University: En Route to a Three-Year Strategic Development Plan

Holly Lou M. Sanfos, PhD. Nieves M. Medina, EdD

Emergency Disaster Management Module Making: Modified C0PAR Approach Among Residents of

Barangay Cudian, lvisan, Capiz

Bobby Christian B. Duron, Roberl Joseph M.Yusay. Mia Ltly L. Yap. Freyan Grace B. Abilgacion, Sheila

Mae L. Golez, Ronna May G. Ubas. Noellyn B. Zamora. Sherbet Joy B. Lagradilla, Michael U. Gaive,

Arlene D. Upano, MAN

Mentor: Dr. Erlinda Castro-Palaganas, Janelle Castro, RN, MN and Dr, Jogi Rivamonte

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Closing Plenary Session: Toward the Futures of Nursing Research Methodologies

Synthesis: Reflections and Directions

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Findings. The resBonses of the seiections relative to the questions yielded following themes: Shadows of Yeste.rda,

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Stigma, Healthcare Prejudice, Affected Family's Disgrace, Depression and Denial-,Organizationa

Negligence, Wo"rkplace Dilemma and Societal Norms emerged as the factors thatmade selections defenseless agains:

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and discrimination experienced. Factual lnformation Adherence to Treatment, Communication, Empathy anc

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iJentitied mechanisms among seleciions in the theme Shape Up for the Present Lastly,

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the Fufurewhere Love, Independence, Fulfillment and Empowermentwere experienced by PLH lVs.

Conclusions: H lV stigma and discrimination adversely affect life of those infected and affected by ihe virus. The efforts tc reduce the level and extent of stigmatization and discriminatory attitudes have been a global concern for such a long

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eliminaie stigma remains significantly clouded. However,

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stigma anc discrimination can intensely change

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iife 0f people living with HIV for the better achieving a sense of "normal" anc quality life.

Keywords: Discrimination, Phenomenology PLHIV, Stigma

A Multiple Case Study of Women

with ParaplegiaAcross

Stages of Life

Jenica Rose M, Cataquiz, celestino M, Javier Jr & Joy Palomarez-Delen, RN, MAN, EdD Adamson University, Manila

Category: Podium, Student, Qualitative, Descriptive

Aim/Background: Physical limitation is a OisaOility that iimits a person io move especially in walking One of these

disabling c6nditions is called Paraplegia or paralysis of the lower extremities. Paraplegia is a debilitating condition tha: can affeit both men and women in all iges. This iondition produces activity limitation which greatly affects the totality of

the person. Living with this condition is a life-changing experience and often requires substantial medical treatment and physical therapy."As a result, women who once lived an independent lifestyie are now left

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perform the same type of job, and even perform the same type of horisehold chores and daily activities.

ivlethods: The stu'dy emptoyed a multiple case study design. A multiple case study allowed the researchers to drav'' conclusions from data gathereO from various sourcei. This study employed Yin's meihod for the analysis of data anc

formulation of themesl purposive sampiing technique was utriized and data was gathered using semi-structured

rnterview, The researchers seiected eight (8) oarticipants based on the incluston criieria,

Results/Findings: The themes tnaiernerged from the study are Adoiescent stage: Acceptance of^the Physical

ConditionandAdaptatlontoanAlienatedExJerence iarlvAdulthoocstage,AcceptanceofthePhysicalConditionand Faith as Source of Strength l,'lrcdie Ac,;iinooc slage Acceptance of Physicai Condition through Faith in God and

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anc tne rr"npact of believing in God rn their life

Keywords: \!omen with Paraplegia Stages of Life, Multiple Case Study

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Leprosy

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Sakti0. Batubara, S.Kep., Ns., M.Kep.'; Dary, S.Kep', Ns''

'Nursing Department, Citra Husada Mandiri Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara, lndonesia

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Department, Faculty of Health Sciences, Satya Wacana Christian University, Salatiga, Central Java. lndonesia

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Category: Podium, Professional, Qualitative, Phenomenology

Aim: The study aim to explore the stigma received by leprosy patients and the nurses'efforts in educating anc

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leprosy clients, 3) reiponses to the stigma and 4) patients'impre-ssion of the health care

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3) convince tfre iommunity to abbept former leprosy patients, 4) disseminate information abo.ut grr _{bck of government's contribuiion in ttre detivery of leprosy information to the societies, Furthermore, the}

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Study on Staff Nurses of a Government Hospital

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R.Angcos, RichardAllan R. Soliven, RN, MSN

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oi third year student nurses from West Visayas State University-College of Nursing, and the factors that

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,ence them such as sex, religious affiliation, family size, family structure and monthly family income.

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