Publications by authors named "B V Kathyayani"
Background: Telepsychiatric direct video consultations (DVCs) meant for continuity of care began in 2017 and continued during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Telemedicine-based consultation gained its long-due importance during the COVID-19 travel restriction, despite its existence for a long. The authors intend to share the utility and growth of the initial six years of live telepsychiatric DVCs from an academic hospital in India and also plan to understand the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on its growth and report findings from an innovative "benefits of savings" (BOS) analysis from these clinics.
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- - The study investigated how resilience affected the quality of life of nursing students during the COVID-19 pandemic, noting a gap in research on this specific group.
- - Conducted with 268 nursing students from three universities in South India, the research used a web-based survey to gather data in June 2021.
- - Results showed that while participants had normal levels of resilience, it moderately impacted their quality of life, with significant differences based on year of education and university, emphasizing the need to boost resilience for better student well-being.
Background: Child abuse and neglect are global phenomena. Research on knowledge of and attitudes towards child abuse and neglect among nursing students in India is limited.
Aim: To investigate undergraduate nursing students' knowledge of and attitudes towards child abuse and neglect.
To provide effective and comprehensive care. Nurses, physicians and other health care professionals must collaborate with each other. No group can claim total authority over the other.
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