Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021): Nurse and Holistic Care

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021) Nurse and Holistic Care

This issue presents a variety of studies focusing on health, development, and well-being across different age groups. One study assesses the reliability of a modified questionnaire for measuring anemia knowledge levels in adolescents, providing a valuable tool for understanding and addressing anemia awareness in youth. Another article highlights the impact of playing throw and catch ball on improving gross motor development in preschool-aged children, emphasizing the role of play in early childhood development.

The issue also explores the effect of guided imagery therapy on reducing anxiety levels in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, offering an alternative, non-pharmacological intervention to manage anxiety. Additionally, the effect of positive emotional regulation on the happiness levels of menopausal women is examined, shedding light on how emotional well-being can be improved during this life stage.

A study on the relationship between anxiety and sleep quality in the elderly reveals how anxiety can negatively impact sleep, an essential aspect of aging well. Lastly, the effectiveness of acupuncture in improving muscular strength in stroke patients is explored, presenting acupuncture as a potential complementary therapy in stroke rehabilitation.

These studies collectively contribute to advancing knowledge on improving physical, mental, and emotional health, providing insights that can inform healthcare practices and interventions for diverse populations.

The articles in this issue were contributed by authors and co-authors from Indonesia