This paper proposes a robust biometric identification system using compressed electrocardiogram (ECG) signal by varying physiological conditions. The ECG data were obtained by recording a total of 30 healthy subjects where they performed six regular daily activities repeatedly at a sampling frequency of 1000 Hz. Then, the QRS complexes are segmente

The prevalence of maternal postnatal depression (PND) varies from 0% to 60% globally. This wide variety brings up the issue of whether PND is a universal medical condition or whether it is an idea impacted by cultural and social translations, and the labelling of signs and symptoms. The objective of this review was to understand women’s experienc

This study aimed to explore the perception of PND in women and healthcare practitioners (HCPs) in Malaysia using critical realism. This qualitative study was conducted among 33 Malaysian women attending child or postnatal care and 18 healthcare practitioners (HCPs) using face-to-face semi-structured interviews in six selected maternal and child hea

The widespread transmission of the new coronavirus disease COVID-19 has caused great psychological distress across diverse populations in many countries. Antenatal women are at greater risk of emotional instability and vulnerability due to hormonal changes, and multiple maternal roles. This paper aims to determine the common types of psychological

The students are the country's potential leader. Building a strategy for creating a better nation needs to start with first nurturing the young. Universities play a vital role in building up educationally balanced students and also personality to achieve goals of the UN SDG. The research introduced a few strategies to address the financial prob

This study aims to provide insights on how and why a specialised training programme could help graduates with low performance to compete fairly in the job market. This study used an action research design, where a total of 12 graduates with low academic achievement were trained under a specialised training programme consisting of two phases within

This paper attempts to provide a preliminary checklist of mangrove species in Sungai Kong Kong, Selat Medana, Johor. The results presented were taken from the sampling at Sungai Kong Kong. After being pressed, dried and mounted on herbarium sheet, the specimens were made into herbarium voucher. Of the 26 species, Rhizophora apiculata and R. mucrona

Purpose: To explore the understanding of PND and experience of managing women with PND among Malaysian healthcare practitioners (HCPs). Methods: Using an exploratory qualitative design, 18 HCPs working in maternal and child health clinics and a female psychiatric ward in Kuala Lumpur were individually interviewed. Interview data were transcribed ve

This talk was given to 70 undergraduates, postgraduate students and nurses from various higher institutions in Malaysia who have interest to conduct qualitative study._________________________________________________________________________________________ PERSATUAN PENYELIDIK SAINS KEJURURAWATAN MALAYSIA NURSING SCIENCE RESEARCHER SOCIETY OF MALAY

This talk was given to MTBE Petronas workers as part of the healthy lifestyle modification program organized by IIUM in collaboration with MTBE Petronas.Internal Ref: PET/01 -02/00103 Date: 14th December 2020 Dr. Siti Roshaidai Mohd Arifin Department of Special Care Nursing , Kulliyyah of Nursing, International Islamic University of Malaysia, Kuant