Best practice in screening for obesity in childhood

Article Abstract:

Various surveys and analyses are conducted to examine and determine the best practice than can be put into action for screening obesity in childhood. The analysis made the nurses more aware of the health issues, as it also reveals that children are more comfortable with the people they already know and hence should be given proper treatment after considering the main issues.

Management, Diagnosis, Medical screening, Health screening, Company business management, Obesity in children, Childhood obesity

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Cervical screening

Article Abstract:

The article describes the cervix, cervical canal, and possible physiological conditions in these and related organs. Cervical cancer risk factors, smear tests, mortality rates, and the National Health Service screening program are discussed.

Physiological aspects, Cervix uteri

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Using decision trees to aid decision-making in nursing

Article Abstract:

Assessment and decision-making in the field of nursing are the two central themes of the report presented. The technique of the decision tree with different choices to help nurses analyze decisions, and promote decision-making is explained.

Methods, Decision-making, Decision making

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