Publications by authors named "M H Romli"
Article Synopsis
- Children with cerebral palsy (CP) require consistent rehabilitation, and home therapy (HT) plays a crucial role in continuing the therapeutic benefits received in clinical settings, relying heavily on caregiver compliance, particularly from parents.
- A qualitative study involving 15 parents revealed themes around their experiences with HT, identifying both barriers (like physical and psychological health challenges, and time constraints) and facilitating factors (like external support and a positive mindset).
- The findings highlight that parents view HT as manageable and beneficial, enhancing their confidence, skills, and ability to track their children's progress effectively.
Clinical placement is the essential method of learning in health professions education, but it has been the most disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Institutions of higher education resorted to alternative learning such as telehealth, simulations, and blended-learning for clinical placement to ensure that educational activities continue without delay. However, this raises questions about student competency and necessitates making up for missed in-person hours.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFDementia affects the individual's functional ability including sexual activity. Limited understanding is available to support sexual health practices. This meta-synthesis review aimed to identify the gaps in the study of sexuality in dementia using the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO).
View Article and Find Full Text PDFSuccessfully managing and utilizing feedback is a critical skill for self-improvement. Properly identifying feedback literacy level is crucial to facilitate teachers and learners especially in clinical learning to plan for better learning experience. The present review aimed to gather and examine the existing definitions and metrics used to assess feedback literacy (or parts of its concepts) for health professions education.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIntroduction: Recognizing the burden experienced by caregivers of stroke survivors, an intervention using mobile health applications (mHealth apps) has been proposed to support and empower stroke caregivers. This study aimed to assess the acceptability and expectations of healthcare providers, who play a vital role as gatekeepers in the healthcare system, to ensure the effectiveness and sustainability of the intervention.
Methods: This was a concurrent mixed-method study design, with healthcare providers involved in stroke care management in the northeast regions of Malaysia as study participants.