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LATEST ISSUE: Articles

• Assessing the Impact of Uganda’s Emyooga Programme on Household Income: Evidence from Bulambuli District
• Strengthening Caribbean Legal Frameworks and the Role of Private Law in Human Rights and International Diplomacy
• Formation of a Nursing Theory on Nursing Improvision
• Building Bridges and Exploring the Role of Traditional Birth Attendants in Community-Based Health Systems
• Computer Usage and Prevalence of Computer Vision Syndrome among Basic Nursing Students in University of Benin Teaching Hospital, Benin City

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• Strengthening Caribbean Legal Frameworks and the Role of Private Law in Human Rights and International Diplomacy April 10, 2026
  ABSTRACT: This thesis explores the interplay of private law, human rights, and international diplomacy within the Caribbean context. The study investigates how regional legal frameworks, dispute resolution mechanisms, and diplomatic treaties influence peace-building and the promotion of human rights. Focusing on private legal instruments including contracts and Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) the research identifies their […]
• Formation of a Nursing Theory on Nursing Improvision April 4, 2026
  Abstract Nursing practice often occurs within increasingly complex, unpredictable and resource-variable environments demanding adaptive, creative and context sensitive responses. While evidence-based protocols and standardized guidelines guide much of the nursing care of the present day, the frontline nurses frequently in improvised actions that aim at maintaining their safety, continuity and therapeutic effectiveness. Despite its prevalence, […]
• Building Bridges and Exploring the Role of Traditional Birth Attendants in Community-Based Health Systems March 31, 2026
  Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) remain central to maternal and newborn care in many low- and middle-income countries, particularly in rural and underserved settings where skilled birth attendants and functional facilities are limited. In Nigeria, high fertility, rapid population growth, and persistent health system constraints intersect with an unacceptably high maternal mortality burden, reinforcing reliance on […]
• Computer Usage and Prevalence of Computer Vision Syndrome among Basic Nursing Students in University of Benin Teaching Hospital, Benin City February 27, 2026
  The widespread integration of computers and digital devices into academic life has transformed learning practices, with students increasingly relying on online resources and electronic texts. While this shift enhances access and efficiency, it also promotes prolonged screen exposure, predisposing users to Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS), a constellation of ocular and visual symptoms resulting from sustained […]
• A Qualitative Study of Midwives’ Experiences in the Provision of Respectful Maternity Care During Childbirth in Accra Metropolitan, Ghana February 25, 2026
  Abstract Respectful maternity care is recognised as essential for achieving superior quality of care for women during labour and delivery. In Nigeria, the prevalence of disrespect and abuse during childbirth is significant; midwives have been recognised as key contributors to this issue. Comprehending midwives’ experiences in delivering respectful maternity care during childbirth is essential for […]

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