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Navigating Johor’s Demographic Transformation: The Lived Exprerience of Nurse Turnover in Private Hospitals and its Implications for Community Wellbeing in the Digital Era
Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
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Year: 00/07/2026
Abstract: Johor’s demographic transformation is not only about population growth; it is also unfolding inside the workforce that sustains the state’s health system. Nurse are leaving faster than they can be replaced. Each departing nurse is not merely an institutional vacancy. It is an erosion of Johor’s health-workforce capacity while facing an ageing, growing population needs it most. Retention as a strategic imperative. Sustaining Johor’s nursing workforce requires leadership excellence, cultural transformation, and investment in nurses’ professional and psychosocial needs supported, not replaced, by the tools of the digital era.
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Nikah muda, keluarga bahagia: cabaran mengimbangi kos sara hidup dan keluarga
Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
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Year: 00/08/2025
Abstract: The trend of early marriage in Malaysia is gaining more attention due to the increasing trend of age at first marriage. A happy family is the dream of every couple, but careers are more the focus of young people. The high cost of living is the main challenge. In addition, young couples lack maturity in managing conflicts; social pressures and in-laws; student loans and financial commitments. The challenges of the cost of living can be overcome with planning and strategies to balance the cost of living.
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Nuptiality, fertility and contraceptive use: preliminary findings from the 5th Malaysian Population and Family Survey (MPFS -5)
Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
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Year: 00/00/2015
Abstract: The current marital trend status shows more than 90 % are currently married while the percentage of divorce or separation is increasing. Next, current marital status by age group in 2014 showed that 93.1 % is currently married and 5.3 % among women 20-24 are divorce or separated. This paper discuss about nuptiality, fertility and contraceptive use from preliminary finding of the Fifth Malaysian Population and Family Survey (MPFS-5) 2014.
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Nurturing healthy, happy, well-planned and empowered Filipino families: the Philippine experience
Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
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Year: 00/00/2012
Abstract: This paper discuss about challenges facing by Filipino families in nurturing healthy, happy, well-planned and empowered and the strategies in Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016 to overcome this problem.
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New Zealand indigenous people and resilience
Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
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Year: 00/00/2009
Abstract: Indigenous peoples throughout the world have used strengths and resiliency to preserve the ongoing effects of colonizations and as tools for sovereignty. The 'Tangata Whenua' of New Zealand, along side other indigenous and minority groups throughout the world, continue to progress the development of their own cultural frameworks and models of practice. More recently in New Zealand, particularly within the health and social services sectors, 'tangata whenua' have begun to examine resiliency research and practices which contribute to the body of knowledge in the area of 'whanau ora', and the cultural capacities and capabilities which assist families to build resiliency and protective factors and processes. This presentation examines what has been learned from the theory and practice experiences of a 'Tangata Whenua' social work practitioner and trainer.
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