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MEDICINE AND SURGERY PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS
1. THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN COMMUNICABLE AND CHRONIC DISEASES
ESPECIALLY WITH RESPECT TO TUBERCULOSIS AND DIABETES
2. THE BURDEN AND PREVENTION OF CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE INFECTION (CDI)
IN THE NIGERIAN HOSPITAL SETTING: SETTING THE SCENE FOR THE
INTRODUCTION OF A NEW VACCINE.
3. THE IMPACT OF NETWORK ANALYSIS FOR HEALTH WORKS IN NIGERIA
4. ESTABLISHING THE MOST APPROPRIATES STATISTICAL ANALYSIS FOR
PATIENT SAFETY DATA
5. INDIVIDUAL BASED MODELS FOR ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF CASE-BASED
INTERVENTIONS ON TUBERCULOSIS
6. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ACCEPTANCE & ADOPTION OF EMR IN LOW
RESOURCE SETTINGS: A CASE STUDY IN NIGERIA
7. IMPACT OF EDUCATION, DEMOGRAPHICS AND PROFESSIONAL CULTURE,
ON PARAMEDIC INFECTION CONTROL DECISION MAKING.
8. FACE MASKS IN THE PROTECTION OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN
RESOURCE POOR SETTINGS
2. 9. HCV INFECTION IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS WITH END-STAGE RENAL
DISEASE
10. BARRIERS TO ELDERLY PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINATION
11. MODELLING THE IMPACT OF ZOSTER VACCINE ON ZOSTER MORBIDITY IN
NIGERIA.
12. THE IMPACT AND COST EFFECTIVENESS OF VACCINE PROGRAMS IN
ELDERLY: UNDERSTANDING THE INTERACTION BETWEEN INFANT AND
ELDERLY VACCINATION.
13. HABITUALISING HAND HYGIENE BEHAVIOURS OF NIGERIAN MOTHERS AND
THEIR SMALL CHILDREN AT KEY JUNCTIONS: AFTER TOILETING AND
BEFORE PREPARING FOOD, EATING AND FEEDING A CHILD.
14. COMPARATIVE COST EFFECTIVENESS IF INTERVENTIONS TO CONTROL
NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES (NCD) IN NIGERIA
15. KNOWLEDGE OF MALARIA PREVENTION AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN AND
FEMALE CAREGIVERS OF UNDER-FIVE CHILDREN IN RURAL SOUTHWEST
NIGERIA.
16. FACTORS INFLUENCING HEALTHCARE PROVIDER RESPONDENT FATIGUE
ANSWERING A GLOBALLY ADMINISTERED IN-APP SURVEY
17. ACCURACY OF CONVENTIONAL IDENTIFICATION METHODS USED FOR
ENTEROBACTERIACEAE ISOLATES IN THREE NIGERIAN HOSPITALS.
18. NIGERIAN LIBERIAN TRAVELERS VISITING FRIENDS AND RELATIVES: NEW
APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDING AND REDUCING INFECTIOUS DISEASE
RISKS.
19. MODIFY CONTACT PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY AND SUSTAINABILITY
20. IMPROVING HAND HYGIENE (HH) COMPLIANCE AND ITS CLINICAL
IMPLICATIONS IN MEDICAL STUDENTS
21. EVIDENCE BASED GUIDELINES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE
RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME
22. BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS IN THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL CARE TO THE
IDPS UNDER DIFFERENT MODELS OF CARE IN NORTH EAST NIGERIA:
CURRENT POLICY AND PRACTICE AND WAYS FORWARD.
23. STATISTICAL APPROACHES TO THE EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF
VACCINATION PROGRAMS.
24. THE BURDEN OF INFLUENZA B AND AGE-SPECIFIC BENEFIT OF QIV OVER TIV
25. TRANSLATION OF POLICIES FROM HIGH-TO-LOW RESOURCED SETTING TO
ADDRESS IRRATIONAL ANTIBIOTIC USE.
26. FIELD APPLICATION OF ORAL CHOLERA VACCINE, SHANCHOL FOR USE IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRY SETTINGS
27. A CLUSTER-RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF COMMUNITY EDUCATION
TO PREVENT THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRONIC SUPPURATIVE OTITIS MEDIA
IN CHILDREN IN NIGERIA
3. 28. GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR HIV ADVOCACY EVALUATION IN NIGERIA
29. TRENDS IN DIABETES RISK FACTORS AND RELATED PREMATURE
MORTALITY IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES
30. CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL IN THE NIGERIA
31. UNDERSTANDING YOUNG PEOPLE’S PERCEPTIONS AND BEHAVIO URS
RELATED TO SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND WELLBEING IN EDO
STATE
32. BIRTH OUTCOMES IN THE NIGERIA: IDENTIFYING ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN
OBSTETRIC OUTCOMES AND SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF
PRIMIPAROUS WOMEN PRESENTING FOR DELIVERIES IN 2015 AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF BENIN TEACHING HOSPITAL.
33. UNDERSTANDING CONSTRAINTS IN THE NIGERIAN HEALTH SYSTEM TO THE
PREVENTION OF MOTHER TO CHILD TRANSMISSION OF HIV (PMTCT)
SERVICES IN NIGERIA.
34. HIV AND HUMAN RIGHTS.
35. THE ROLE OF RELIGION AND FAITH-BASED ORGANISATIONS IN ADDRESSING
HIV IN NIGERIA
36. PUBLIC AND FORENSIC MENTAL HEALTH, ABORIGINAL WELLBEING AND
WOMEN’S HEALTH
37. STUDY OF URBAN ABORIGINAL HOUSING AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO
HEALTH.
38. ABORIGINAL HEALTH: ETHICS & RESEARCH
39. MAJOR ADULT MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN A COHORT FROM THE
ABORIGINAL MEDICAL SERVICE
40. A COMMUNITY CASE-CONTROL STUDY EXAMINING ENVIRONMENTAL AND
LIFESTYLE RISK FACTORS FOR YOUNGER ONSET DEMENTIA
41. HUMAN RIGHTS OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL DISABILITIES
42. CONTRACEPTION UNDERSTANDINGS AND EXPERIENCES OF NIGERIAN
WOMEN
43. A STUDY ON THE PREDICTION OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES IN NIGERIAN
POPULATION
44. THE PREVALENCE OF POSTPARTUM DISTRESS AND ACCESSIBILITY TO
PRIMARY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR WOMEN IN EDO STATE
45. CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION PARTICULARLY FOCUS ON OBESITY
46. DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF AN EDUCATIONAL INSTRUMENT TO DEVELOP
COLLABORATIVE LEARNING COMPETENCIES IN JUNIOR MEDICAL STUDENTS
47. IDENTIFICATION OF DIABETES PATIENTS AT RISK OF OTHER CHRONIC
DISEASES FROM UNSTRUCTURED DATA USING BIG DATA AND SEMANTIC
WEB TECHNOLOGIES
48. EXPLORING CLINICAL GOVERNANCE IN RURAL AND REMOTE PRIMARY
HEALTH CARE
4. 49. SMOKE-FREE OUTDOOR AREAS: CAN TOBACCO CONTROL ADVOCACY WITH
LOCAL GOVERNMENT BE EFFECTIVE?
50. CARDIOVASCULAR ABSOLUTE RISK ASSESSMENT IN GENERAL PRACTICE
AND IMPACT ON PRESCRIBING
51. FACTORS THAT IMPEDE EARLY ACCESS TO DEFIBRILLATION FOLLOWING
OUT OF HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST
52. A QUESTIONNAIRE APPROACH BASED ON THE TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE
MODEL FOR MOBILE TRACKING ON PATIENT PROGRESS APPLICATIONS
53. ISSUES ON E-HEALTH ADOPTION IN NIGERIA
54. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTHCARE
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: PROSPECTS FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
55. POVERTY AND GENDER INEQUALITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
56. TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE MODEL AS A PREDICTOR OF USING
INFORMATION SYSTEM TO ACQUIRE INFORMATION LITERACY SKILLS
57. THE IMPLICATIONS OF E-HEALTH SYSTEM DELIVERY STRATEGIES FOR
INTEGRATED HEALTHCARE
58. HEALTH CARE EXPENDITURE, HEALTH STATUS AND NATIONAL
PRODUCTIVITY IN NIGERIA (1999–2017)
59. A STRUCTURAL MODEL OF TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE
60. SOCIAL SERVICES PROVISION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
61. E-HEALTH IN BANGLADESH: CURRENT STATUS, CHALLENGES, AND FUTURE
DIRECTION
62. E-HEALTH IN INDIA TODAY, THE NATURE OF WORK, THE CHALLENGES AND
THE FINANCES: AN INTERVIEW-BASED STUDY
63. E-HEALTHCARE/TELEMEDICINE READINESS ASSESSMENT OF SOME
SELECTED STATES IN WESTERN NIGERIA
64. THE IMPACT OF THE USE OF HEALTH INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIO N
TECHNOLOGY ON HEALTH CARE DELIVERY IN MANITOBA, CANADA.
65. ASSESSMENT E-HEALTH READINESS FOR RURAL SOUTH AFRICAN AREAS
66. EXTERNAL FACTORS IN HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEM (HIS) ADOPTION
MODEL: A CASE ON MALAYSIA
67. ADOPTING ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS IN PRIMARY CARE: LESSONS
LEARNED FROM HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATIO N
EXPERIENCE IN SEVEN COUNTRIES
68. THE ROLE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY FOR
DEVELOPMENT IN BRAZIL
69. MEDICAL RECORDS SYSTEM ADOPTION IN EUROPEAN HOSPITALS
70. E-HEALTH: EXTENDING, ENHANCING, AND EVOLVING HEALTH CARE
71. MODELING THE ACCEPTANCE OF CLINICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS AMONG
HOSPITAL MEDICAL STAFF
5. 72. DETERMINANTS OF ELECTRONIC HEALTH IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
73. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF PATIENT ACCEPTANCE OF CONSUMER HEALTH
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
74. INFRASTRUCTURAL BARRIERS TO E-HEALTH IMPLEMENTATION IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
75. CORRELATES OF ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD ADOPTION IN OFFICE
PRACTICES: A STATEWIDE SURVEY
76. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF USER INSIGHTS FOR E-HEALTH
DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES IN TURKEY, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA,
EGYPT AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
77. EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF ICT-TOOLS ON HEALTH CARE DELIVERY IN
SUB-SAHARAN HOSPITALS
78. PREVENTION OF BURNOUT FOR POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL STUDENTS OF
NIGERIA
79. KNOWLEDGE ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE OF SICKLE CELL CRISES
PREVENTION AMONG DIAGNOSED PATIENTS
80. ESTIMATE OF VITAMIN A AND C IN THE BARK (EPICARP) AND FIBROUS
(MESOCARO) PART OF MANGO FRUIT (MANGIFERA INDICA)
81. ASSESSMENT OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AMONG STUDENTS OF COLLEGE OF
HEALTH SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY IJERO EKITI
82. ASSESSMENT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMME BY
SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN JERE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
83. INJECTION SAFETY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS TO THE COMMUNITY
84. PRESCRIPTION PATTERN OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS IN TWO TERTIARY
HEALTH FACILITIES IN ANAMBRA STATE, SOUTH – EASTERN NIGERIA
85. INCIDENCE OF ANEMIA IN PREGNANCY
86. NUTRIENT ADEQUACIES, BMI AND MENSTRUAL PATTERN IN ADOLESCENCE
87. LOCAL CONSTRUCTION OF BATTERY POWERED DUAL FACE RADIOGRAPHIC
VIEWING BOX WITH ROTATABLE NECK AND ADJUSTABLE STAND
88. ASSESSMENT OF AWARENESS OF RADIATION HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH
AIR TRAVEL AMONG AIR TRAVEL USERS IN ENUGU METROPOLIS
89. ASSESSMENT OF RADIOTHERAPY CENTRE AVAILABILITY IN NIGERIA AND
UTILIZATION REVIEW IN SELECTED TERTIARY HOSPITALS IN SOUTH-EAST
AND SOUTH-WEST GEOPOLITICAL ZONES
90. A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY AND
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF BRAIN TUMOR
USING NATIONAL HOSPITAL, ABUJA AS CASE STUDY
91. AN ASSESSMENT OF MEDICAL RADIOGRAPHY AWARENESS AMONG
SCIENCE SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS: A CASE STUDY OF KOGI STATE
SECONDARY SCHOOLS
6. 92. ASSESSMENT OF PAEDIATRIC X-RAY EXAMINATION PRACTICES IN TWO
TERTIARY HEALTH INSTITUTIONS IN ENUGU METROPOLIS
93. ASSESSMENT OF COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY REFERRALS (A CASE STUDY
OF UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA TEACHING HOSPITAL ITUKU-OZALLA, ENUGU)
94. ASSESSMENT OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF STERILIZATION OF HSG
EQUIPMENT IN RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENTS IN ENUGU URBAN
95. WOMEN’S PERCEPTION OF TRANSVAGINAL SONOGRAPHY: A STUDY AT
IMAGE DIAGNOSTICS, PORT HARCOURT
96. CAUSES OF POOR SANITARY CONDITIONS IN SOME SELECTED SECONDARY
SCHOOLS
97. THE EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION ON THE LIVES OF PEOPLE IN
UGHELLI NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF DELTA STATE
98. CAUSES, EFFECTS AND CONTROL OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES IN
SECONDARY SCHOOLS (A CASE STUDY OF OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT
AREA OF EDO STATE)
99. CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF MALNUTRITION IN CHILDREN IN OVIA NORTH
EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
100. THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF DIARRHEA AMONG CHILDREN IN BENIN
CITY
101. THE CAUSES AND EFFECT OF CHOLERA DURING RAINY SEASON IN BENIN
CITY
102. BREAST-FEEDING AND WORKING MOTHERS (A CASE STUDY OF COLLEGE
OF EDUCATION EKIADOLOR-BENIN)
103. BASIC PERSONAL HYGIENE KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES AMONG
PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN IN EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO
STATE
104. THE ATTITUDE OF FEMALE ADOLESCENT TOWARDS REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH EDUCATION IN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, EKIADOLOR-BENIN
105. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION PROGRAMME IN
EDO STATE (A CASE STUDY OF OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO
STATE)
106. ASSESSMENT OF POOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS (A
CASE STUDY OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH STUDENTS IN COLLEGE OF
HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CROSS RIVER STATE)
107. FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR POOR HEALTH HABITS AMONG SECONDARY
SCHOOLS STUDENTS (A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED SECONDARY
SCHOOL IN OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE)
108. DETERMINATION OF PH VALUE OF PURE WATER SACHET AND BORE HOLE
WATER
109. THE ATTITUDE TO INFERTILITY BY COUPLES AND ITS EFFECT ON
MARRIAGE STABILITY
7. 110. ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF GONGRONEMA ON SOME SELECTED
PATHOGENIC BACTERIA E.G BACTERIA FROM BREWERY YEAST
111. TRACE ELEMENTS CONTENT OF NEEM LEAVES (AZADIRACHTA INDICA)
112. COOPERATIVE ANALYSIS OF MICROBIAL LOAD OF RIVERS IN OHAJI
EGBEMA LOCAL GOVERNMENT
113. EFFECTS OF YOYO BITTERS AND SWEDISH BITTERS ON THE
ARYLESTERASE ACTIVITY IN VERY LOW-DENSITY LIPOPROTEIN OF MALE
ALBINO RATS
114. CARDIO PROTECTIVE ACTIVITIES OF N-HEXANE EXTRACT OF DESMODIUM
VELUTINUM STEM ON ALBINO WISTER RAT
115. DETERMINATION OF ACTIVE SWEET COMPONENTS OF COMMON
ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS THAT ARE USED AS REPLACEMENT FOR SUGAR
116. EFFECTS OF PROCESSING METHODS ON THE PHYSICO-CHEMICAL
PROPERTIES OF SWEET POTATO AND SORGHUM
117. ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS ON PTEROCARPUS MILDBREADII (OHA) SEED
118. PHYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND THE ANTI- INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITIES
OF DICHLOROMETHANE FRACTION OF METHANOL EXTRACT OF CRATEVA
ADANSONII
119. PHYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND THE ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITIES
OF METHANOL EXTRACT OF CRATEVA ADANSONII
120. PHYTOCHEMICAL AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY PROPERTIES OF METHANOL
EXTRACT OF CRATEVA ADANSONII STEM BARK
121. THE EFFECT OF N-HEXANE EXTRACT OF KOLA NITIDA BARK ON LIVER
FUNCTION TEST OF ALBINO WISTAR RATS FED WITH HIGH FAT FROM COW‘S
BRAIN
122. THE ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITY OF CRATEVA ADANSONII
DICHLOROMETHANE
123. THE EFFECT OF ETHANOL EXTRACT OF DESMODIUM VELUTINUM STEM
ON SOME MARKER EMZYME IN LIVER OF ALBINO WISTAR RATS
124. THE EFFECT OF PTEROCARPUS MILDBREADII SEED ON PLASMA HDL
CHOLESTEROL OF ALBINO RAT
125. THE EFFECT OF WATER EXTRACT OF COLA NITIDA POD ON LIPOPROTEIN
CONCENTRATIONS OF ALBINO WISTAR RATS
126. THE OXIDATIVE STRESS STATUS OF RATS FED ON OIL BEAN SEED MEAL
127. MEDICAL APPLICATION OF X-RAY IN OUR SOCIETY WITH SPECIAL
REFERENCE IN TREATMENT OF CANCER
128. THE STUDY OF EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING AMONG NURSING MOTHERS
(A CASE STUDY OF SELECTED NURSING MOTHERS IN ENUGU STATE
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION TECHNICAL)
129. HALITOSIS AMONG STUDENT IN SHEHU IDRIS COLLEGE OF HEALTH
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, MAKARFI, KADUNA STATE
8. 130. STRATEGIES PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF REFUSE MANAGEMENT A
CASE STUDY OF ENUGU METROPOLIS
131. DISCUSS THE CAUSE AND THE EFFECT OF A MAN MADE INDUCED
CHEMICAL POLLUTION PROFFER THE ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES TO
CONTROL THE PROBLEM
132. INFLUENCE OF POVERTY AND EDUCATION ON TEENAGE PREGNANCY
133. THE EFFECT OF DUMPING HUMAN WASTE IN THE INSTITUTE OF
MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY AND HOW TO SOLVE THEM
134. THE IMPACT OF HEALTH CARE FINANCING ON NIGERIAN ECONOMIC
GROWTH
135. ASSESSMENT OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF UNDERGRADUATE
RADIOGRAPHY STUDENTS TOWARDS ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A CASE STUDY
OF UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA ENUGU CAMPUS
136. AWARENESS/PRACTICE OF ETHICAL CODE OF PATIENT RIGHTS AMONG
PRACTICING RADIOGRAPHERS IN ENUGU METROPOLIS
137. CAUSES OF REPEATS IN PAEDIATRIC RADIOGRAPHY IN THREE TERTIARY
HOSPITALS IN ENUGU METROPOLIS
138. CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH SPINAL TRAUMA CASES IN
RADIOGRAPHY (A CASE STUDY OF UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA TEACHING
HOSPITAL (UNTH), NATIONAL OTHORPEDIC HOSPITAL ENUGU (NOHE) AND
ENUGU STATE UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL (ESUTH))
139. COMPARISON OF THE EFFICACY OF BOWEL PREPARATION REGIMENS
FOR INTRAVENOUS UROGRAPHY IN FEDERAL TEACHING HOSPITAL,
ABAKALIKI AND IMO STATE UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, ORLU
140. ANALYSIS OF THE COMMON ULTRASOUND FINDINGS IN PATIENTS WITH
PELVIC PAIN
141. ASSESSMENT OF THE AWARENESS OF SCREENING MAMMOGRAPHY
AMONG WOMEN OF CHILD BEARING AGE (A CASE STUDY OF FEMALE
SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS IN GOVERNMENT OWNED SECONDARY
SCHOOLS IN ISIALA NGWA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ABIA
STATE, NIGERIA)
142. ASSESSMENT OF THE KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF RADIOGRAPHERS
TOWARDS THE ADOPTION OF ‘RED DOT’ SYSTEM PRACTICE IN ACCIDENT
AND EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL CASES (A CASE STUDY OF THE THREE
TERTIARY HOSPITALS IN ENUGU)
143. ASSESSMENT OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF UTILIZATION OF BRAIN CT BY
PHYSICIANS IN MANAGEMENT OF SICKLE CELL DISEASE (SCD)
COMPLICATION: A CASE STUDY OF UNTH
144. EVALUATION OF CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED BY NEWLY QUALIFIED
RADIOGRAPHERS IN THEIR EARLY CLINICAL PRACTICE
145. EVALUATION OF DIAGNOSTIC VALUES OF DENTAL RADIOGRAPHY IN THE
MANAGEMENT OF DENTAL PATHOLOGIES IN FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE
ASABA
9. 146. EVALUATION OF THE ATTITUDE OF RADIOGRAPHERS TOWARDS
GERIATRIC PATIENTS IN THREE TERTIARY HOSPITALS IN ENUGU STATE
147. ASSESSMENT OF THE LEVEL OF PRACTICE OF PERSONNEL RADIATIO N
MONITORING IN DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY CENTRES IN LAGOS STATE
148. PATIENTS PERCEPTION OF CARE DURING HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY; A
CASE STUDY OF UNTH AND HANSA CLINIC
149. A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF MAMMOGRAPHY SCREENINGS IN
MEDICAID RADIOLOGY WUSE II, ABUJA
150. A SURVEY OF PATIENTS’ SATISFACTION WITH RADIOLOGICAL SERVICES
IN ENUGU METROPOLIS, EASTERN NIGERIA
151. AN ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS’ CO-OPERATION TOWARDS PRESENCE OF
STUDENTS DURING RADIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS
152. AN EVALUATION OF THE STATUS OF LIGHT BEAM DIAPHRAGM IN SOME
GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENTS IN ENUGU STATE
153. ASSESSMENT OF ATTITUDE AND BARRIER TO POST GRADUATE
EDUCATION AMONG RADIOGRAPHERS IN SOUTH EASTERN NIGERIA
154. ASSESSMENT OF AWARENESS AND ATTITUDE OF STUDENTS TOWARDS
RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH MEDICAL X-RAY PROCEDURES (A CASE STUDY
AMONG NON-MEDICAL STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA ENUGU
CAMPUS)
155. ASSESSMENT OF AWARENESS OF RADIATION EMISSION FROM
MICROWAVE OVEN AMONG THE USERS OF MICROWAVE OVEN IN ENUGU
URBAN
156. ASSESSMENT OF CAREER FULFILLMENT AMONG PRACTICING
RADIOGRAPHERS IN SOUTH EAST NIGERIA
157. ASSESSMENT OF EFFECTIVENESS OF RADIOGRAPHER-PATIENT
COMMUNICATION (A CASE STUDY OF UNTH, NOHE AND PARKLANE)
158. ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS’ ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE USE OF
RADIOLOGY CHANGING ROOM AND CHANGING FACILITIES
159. ASSESSMENT OF RADIATION PROTECTION PRACTICES AMONG
INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY PERSONNEL – A CASE STUDY OF SAIPEM
CONTRACTING NIGERIA LIMITED
160. ASSESSMENT OF THE ATTITUDE AND PERCEPTION OF RADIOGRAPHY
STUDENTS TOWARDS THEIR CLINICAL PLACEMENT: A CASE STUDY OF
UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS AND NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, AWKA
161. ASSESSMENT OF THE KNOWLEDGE AND UTILIZATION OF INFORMATIO N
AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) AMONG RADIOGRAPHY
STUDENTS IN SOUTH EAST NIGERIA
162. ASSESSMENT OF THE LEVEL OF HYGIENE PRACTICE IN ULTRASOUND
LABORATORIES IN ENUGU METROPOLIS
163. ASSESSMENT OF PATIENT ATTITUDE TO THE INVOLVEMENT OF
STUDENTS IN RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATIONS IN HOSPITALS IN ENUGU
METROPOLIS
10. 164. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF PLAIN FILM
AND ULTRASONOGRAPHY IN NONTRAUMATIC ACUTE ABDOMEN, USING
FEDERAL TEACHING HOSPITAL (FETHA), ABAKALIKI AS CASE STUDY
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