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This document presents 5 potential problem statements for nursing research studies. The first proposes assessing the effectiveness of an awareness program on knowledge of dementia in a community. The second evaluates a structured teaching program on caregiver knowledge of mentally ill patient's human rights. The third assesses college student knowledge of health hazards of soft drinks. The fourth examines the impact of a structured teaching program on parent knowledge of smartphone addiction risks in children. And the fifth looks at prime mother knowledge of traditional harmful neonatal care practices. The document was presented by Mrs. Pranati Parida from LJM College of Nursing.
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- 2. PRESENTATION OFPROBLEMSTATEMENT GUIDED BY – PRESENTED BY- MRS PRANATI PARIDA Bsc Nursing 4th year Asst.professor Group D LJM COLLEGE OF NURSING
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- 7. PROBLEM STATEMENT -5 A study to assess the knowledge regarding traditional harmful practices for the care of neonates among the prime mother in selected community area at BBSR.
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