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A STUDY - CRISIS MANAGEMENT ASPECTS DURING COVD-19

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As employees struggle with fear, anxiety and uncertainty, they may wonder if management experiences the same challenges, particularly in light of different compensation levels. It would frankly be odd for a leader in such abnormal circumstances to behave as if things remain “business as usual.” You may not typically be expressive in talking about your personal life with your employees, but adaptive capacity in this area calls for empathy towards those employees who are uncertain and anxious. the article provides issues and concerns during the pandemic year
KEYWORDS : : Covid, crisis, pandemic

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WORK-LIFE BALANCE IN A PANDEMIC RESPECT TO CORPORATE EMPLOYEES

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One of the hardest parts of teaching from home is the increasing blur between work mode and home mode. Many of us are struggling to find anything resembling a balance when teaching from home, but the uncertainty around when schools will reopen makes finding the balance even more important. Setting boundaries is one form of resilience that will help long into the future. Recognize that being a robot does not produce the best version of yourself: Taking breaks and setting boundaries for work hours and non-work hours will breathe more life into your work practice
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COVID-19 STATES CARING FOR YOURSELF SO YOU CAN CARE FOR OTHERS

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It is understood that the virus that reasons COVID-19 is specially transmitted via droplets generated whilst an infected individual coughs, sneezes, or exhales. those droplets are too heavy to cling within the air, and quickly drop to the floor and other surfaces. you could be infected by breathing inside the virus in case you are inside near proximity of someone who has COVID-19, or by way of touching a contaminated floor and then your eyes, nose or mouth. The goal of the self-quarantine is to save you transmission. the key to slowing the unfold of COVID-19 contamination, is to stay at home and live easy always. domestic hygiene is being centered on now extra than ever. at the same time as a few human beings might imagine that because they\'re domestic, they\'ll be secure from the virus, it could now not continually be the case, considering any sort of exposure to any probably-infected character may danger transmission.
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CHALLENGES BY PARENTS, TEACHERS IN PANDEMIC WITH RESPECT TO STUDENTS

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As educators and parents strive to ensure that students stay on track academically during the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, we cannot lose sight of the relationships that are at the heart of teaching and learning. To meet the social and emotional needs of students, as well as the adults who care for them, Carnegie Corporation of New York sponsored “Strategies for Parents and Teachers Grappling with COVID-19 Stress,” a Town Hall hosted by the National Parent Teacher Association and the American Federation of Teachers. The event featured talks by leading experts in mental health, learning science, and psychology. For tools to navigate the challenges exacerbated by the COVID–19 crisis, we invite you to explore the resources presented below, developed by the Corporation and its grantees, which aim to support the whole student and develop sustainable solutions that empower families as true partners in their children’s education going forward.
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DETECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF ADRS IN TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN INDIA

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Adverse drug reactions (ADRs) are a major cause of morbidity and hospitalizations have consistently increased, leading to economic burden to developing countries like India. Identification of ADRs and their reporting pattern can provide useful information for their management. Medicines that treat illnesses can modify, mostly in a beneficial manner, the physiological processes in the body. At the same time, drugs always carry a certain amount of risk, in the form of unintended or unwanted side effects, also known as Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs). The utility of a medicine depends on a combination of the extent of expected benefits of the remedy and the seriousness of possible unwanted effects. Every time a community is exposed to a new medication, the risk of ADRs increases. This occurs when a new drug is introduced into the market for the first time. No drug is absolutely safe, even when prescribed in therapeutic doses. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines Pharmacovigilance (PV) as “the science and activities relating to the detection, assessment, understanding, and prevention of adverse effects of drugs. An ADR is a reaction to a drug and/or a combination of drugs which is harmful and unintended and which occurs at a dose that is normally used for prophylaxis, diagnosis or treatment. This study is mainly focus on Detection and management of ADRs in Tertiary Hospital. It is suggested that the most appropriate approach of medication control to minimize the incidence of ADR is screening the total medication of the individual patient by a hospital/clinical pharmacist and by taking history of allergy as well as past medication and medical history.
KEYWORDS : Adverse drug reaction, medicines, physiological process, WHO, pharmacovigilance, tertiary hospital