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Job satisfaction and personal factors among medical librarians: empirical evidence from teaching hospitals in southern Nigeria

Ikolo PhD, Violet E.

Journal of Health Information and Librarianship; 4 (1), 2018

This study was to provide empirical evidence of areas of job satisfaction among medical librarians, as well as record difference in job satisfaction based on personal factors (sex, age, educational qualification and years of work experience) of medical librarians in Southern Nigeria. The study used the ...

Medical Record Administrators, Occupational Groups, Age Factors, Job Satisfaction, Hospitals, Teaching, Analysis of Variance

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Childhood burns in South Eastern Nigeria

Okoro, Philemon E; Igwe, Patrick O; Ukachukwu, Alvan K.

Afr. j. paediatri. surg. (Online); 6 (1), 2009

Background: Burns injuries are recognized as a major health problem worldwide. In children and; particularly; in our environment where poverty; ignorance and disease are still high; they constitute significant morbidity and mortality. Previous studies on this topic in parts of Nigeria either lumped adult...

Burns, Accidents, Home, Therapeutics, Hospitals, Teaching

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Paediatric solid tumours in Nigerian children: a changing pattern?

Tanko, Na'anlep M; Echejoh, Godwin O; Manasseh, Nanfwang A; Mandong, Mafala B; Uba, A F.

Afr. j. paediatri. surg. (Online); 6 (1), 2009

Background: Childhood cancer is fast becoming an important paediatric problem in Nigeria and several parts of Africa; with the progressive decline of infectious and nutritional diseases. The following study was a 5-year retrospective review of paediatric solid tumours as seen at the Jos University Teachi...

Burkitt Lymphoma, Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors, Medical Records, Hospitals, Teaching

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