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Holistically, philosophy highlights quality assurance concepts of critically thinking and finding solutions to divergent humanity issues. The review approach analyzed Sun Tzu’s contributions compared with the characteristics of other renowned Western and Classical Chinese Philosophers on questions formulation, seeking understating to complex issues and finding answers. Influential Sun Tzu’s ideologies enormously transformed China’s militarism, sprawled worldwide through infusion of adventive morality in political administration, defense intelligentsia, business/ environmental planning, strategically propelled by religion (Taoism), spiritual existence, intuitive tactfulness as elucidated in “The Art of War” book. The dynamic world could innovatively optimize/exploit Sun Tzu’s ideologies by integrating with Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs).

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Background: Globally, abortion is a leading cause of maternal morbidity and mortality, and often unsafe. Unsafe abortion is one of the serious public health problems faced by the thousands of Bangladeshi woman. However, there is little known awareness about unsafe abortion among reproductive age woman in Sylhet district. Objectives: To assess awareness of unsafe abortion among the reproductive age woman in a tertiary level hospital in Sylhet. Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted with a sample size of 130. Data was collected by using a pre-tested and semi-structured questionnaire through face to face interview technique. Results: The study findings show that A highly significant association was found knowledge on unsafe abortion with educational qualification of the respondents (P value = 0.001) and also with monthly income (P value = 0.004). Conclusion: The maternity leave should be establish for all of female person who become pregnant.

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Globalization of healthcare opening up of economy entry of private players into the healthcare sector, has brought in see saw change globally. Many developing nations are fast emerging as global healthcare players to attract International Patients. India is emerging as a leading destination for healthcare procedures / interventions to International Patients with cost effective procedures zero or less waiting time high quality procedures with latest technology and highly skilled professionals that are in comparison with developed nations. However, healthcare sector is dealing with human feelings and humans there will be always dissatisfaction because the patients expectations and want needs may not be attended to by the caregivers of the destination country. In this article a detailed discussion is made out regarding patient’s dissatisfaction at various stages and at various circumstances from the time of admission till the time of discharge, in addition the causes of dissatisfaction, remedial measures, how to satisfy the want needs of the patient are all discussed with appropriate examples. In addition the legal situation and also the laws to attract such discomfort and dissatisfaction of the patients and the remedial measures are also discussed elaborately.

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Abstract: The retail marketplace is witnessing a monumental change in consumer buyer behaviors, as hundreds of millions of people now prefer to sit at home and do almost all their daily activities on the mobile phones or computers through the internet. Firms like Amazon, Apple, and E-bay among others, are building or transforming their business models to generate sales, improve loyalty and generate additional revenue. Consequently, the commercial banks have joined the bandwagon by offering flexibility with greater focus on improving performance by introducing mobile banking. The current study endeavored to establish the relationship between mobile banking agility and performance of commercial banks in Kenya. Previous studies have shown that there are several challenges in the banking industry related to mobile banking such as low number of mobile banking transactions, slow uptake of mobile banking applications, poor security in the mobile banking platforms and poor data storage in the mobile banking platforms. The study established relationship between agility of mobile banking and performance of commercial banks in Kirinyaga County, Kenya. The study used purposive sampling with a target population is 6 registered ......................

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Abstract: Background: The “therapeutic communication” as a concept needs clarification to enable clarity in the definition and to enable nurses and other healthcare providers to better understand this concept. Aim: To conduct a concept analysis on unconscious patients related therapeutic communication of nurses. Method: A Walker and Avant’s concept analysis method was used to clarify the concept's context, alternate terms, antecedents, attributes, and consequences. Data Source: Literature review was conducted using keywords from the concept analysis topic in English databases from the (EBSCOHOST, Medline via PubMed and Google Scholar search) for relevant studies. No restriction of time was enforced on publication date. Inclusion criteria included peer reviewed articles. Twelve (12) articles that met the inclusion criteria were included in the study. Results: Unconscious patients therapeutic communication can be defined by five attributes: "a means in building interpersonal relationships", "a process of information transmission", “An important means of clinical competency", "a structure with two different sections" i.e., verbal and nonverbal communication and "a significant tool in patient-centered care". Antecedents of the unconscious patients therapeutic communication of nurses included education and clinical practice, receiving feedback during clinical practice and application of theoretical knowledge, and skills such as listening and empathy while respecting interpersonal space. Conclusion: The findings of this concept analysis clarify the need for nurses in their training programs to have the necessary competencies to support the inability of unconscious patient’s therapeutic communication and build on interpersonal relationship.

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Abstract: Returning Interest is the result of visitor satisfaction. The purpose of this study is to examine and analyze the impact of visitor satisfaction as a mediating variable of the relationship between marketing information systems, tourist destinations, and service quality on interest in returning to visit. This research is an explanatory research, with the location of this research being conducted in the Tourism Destination of Mask Village, Malang City, and East Java. The population in this study is all people /communities who have visited the tourist destinations of Malang Topeng Village. With a sample size of 180 respondents. The data analysis technique uses descriptive statistical analysis, path analysis and hypothesis testing. From the results of the analysis and discussion, the results of the Marketing Information System and service quality do not affect the interest in returning to visit, while tourist destinations have an effect on the interest in returning to visit. However, the marketing information system, tourist destinations, and service quality affect the interest in returning to visit through the satisfaction of visiting tourists to the tourist destinations of Kampung Mask Malang, so it can be said that the satisfaction of visiting actually acts as mediation in this study.

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Abstract: Introduction: The skin is the largest body organ and is a sensitive indicator of general health. Skin disorders are the most common health problems among adult. Skin disorder may cause emotional and psychological stress for the adult and family. There is a wide range of skin diseases present in different age groups. Aim: The main aim of the study is to assess the skin problem and quality of life among adults. Methodology: The research design for the study was descriptive research design. Purposive sampling technique was used to select samples. Structured interview was used to collect demographic variables, DLQI scale for assessing skin problems and quality of life among skin problems. Data were collected by 70 from skin problem at vadapalani. Results: The present study revealed that 5(7.14%) were no effect on skin problem, 28(40%) were small effect, 27(38.5%) were moderate effect, 15(21.4%) were very large effect. The study reveals that out of 70 samples most of them are small effect on skin problem.The results shows that mean and standard deviation 18.75 were mean and 9.44 were standard deviation. Conclution: Create awareness and frequent routine checkup should be scheduled for adults to enable the dermatologist to recognize the early signs of skin problem to prolong the life of healthy skin.