Published Thesis
Thesis Title: IMPACT OF CONTENT STRATEGIES ON SOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT: A COMPARATIVE STUDY ACROSS PLATFORMS
Published Thesis ID: - IJSDRTH01004
Registration ID - 302096
Pages: a262-a302
Year: April-2025
Author Name(s): Naveen Raj
Publisher Name: IJSDR(IJ Publication) Janvi Wave
Abstract
The rapid evolution of social media has made content strategy a critical factor in driving user engagement across diverse platforms. This study investigates the impact of varying content strategies on social media engagement, comparing performance across multiple platforms, including [Facebook, YouTube, WhatsApp, Telegram, LinkedIn, Google Analytics, X, Instagram]. Utilizing a mixed-method approach, the research analyzes quantitative engagement metrics—such as likes, shares, comments, and click-through rates—alongside qualitative insights derived from content type, posting frequency, and audience interaction patterns. Data was collected from active social media accounts and supplemented by website traffic analysis via Google Analytics to assess downstream effects. Preliminary findings suggest that platform-specific content tailoring significantly influences engagement levels, with visual-heavy strategies outperforming text-based approaches on [e.g., Instagram], while concise, conversation-driven posts excel on [e.g., X]. Furthermore, the study reveals that timing and consistency of posts play a pivotal role in sustaining engagement, particularly on algorithm-driven platforms. These insights underscore the importance of flexibility and data-driven decision-making in content creation. This comparative study highlights the necessity of adaptive content strategies to maximize audience interaction and provides actionable insights for digital marketers aiming to optimize cross-platform performance.
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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 and The Open Definition
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Marketing, Social Media, Digital Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Digital Media, Google Analytics
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Thesis Title: Assess Knowledge Regarding Breast Milk Banking Among Postnatal Mothers
Published Thesis ID: - IJSDRTH01003
Registration ID - 301098
Pages: a173-a261
Year: March-2025
Author Name(s): Ms. Sukriti Pandey, Debarati Ghosh, Shafali Thakur
Publisher Name: IJSDR(IJ Publication) Janvi Wave
Abstract
Introduction: Breast milk is the very important thing for a newborn and it is containing all primary nutrients. The first milk bank in Asia under the name of Sneha established by Dr. Armeda Fernandez was started in Dharavi, Mumbai in Sion Hospital on 27th November, 1989. According to Human milk banking guideline 2014 A human milk bank, breast milk bank or lactarium is a service that collects, screens, processes, pasteurizes, and dispenses by prescription milk donated by nursing mothers who are not able to biologically related to the recipient infant. The government of India in 2018 has acknowledged the role that human milk banking can play in reducing neonatal mortality and morbidity, and launched the “National Guidelines on Lactation Management Centres in Public Health Facilities” with a vision to make breast milk universally available for all infants. [13] WHO plans to develop guidelines on donor human milk banking during 2022-2023. Objectives: • To assess the knowledge regarding Breast milk banking among postnatal mothers. • To assess the association between demographic variable and knowledge regarding breast milk banking among postnatal mothers. Methods: A non - experimental design was employed, 200 postnatal mothers with 0–6-month age of baby in community area. The self - structured questionnaire was used data collection. Results: The result was that majority of postnatal mothers who were having 0–6-month age old baby had inadequate knowledge (42.5%), whereas postnatal mothers had moderate knowledge regarding breast milk banking (42.5%) and postnatal mothers had adequate knowledge (15.0%) regarding breast milk banking. Conclusion: In conclusion drawn, implication, limitation, recommendation. The focus of this study was to assess knowledge regarding breast milk banking among postnatal mothers. The findings revealed that knowledge majority of postnatal mothers who were having 0–6-month age old baby had inadequate knowledge (42.5%), whereas postnatal mothers had moderate knowledge regarding breast milk banking (42.5%) and postnatal mothers had adequate knowledge (15.0%) regarding breast milk banking. Keywords
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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 and The Open Definition
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Human milk, Human milk bank, Knowledge, Assess, Postnatal mothers.
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Thesis Title: IJSDR - A pre experimental study to asses the effectiveness of Nursing led intervention in terms of knowledge in early detection and prevention of Poly cystic ovarian syndrome
Published Thesis ID: - IJSDRTH01002
Registration ID - 300911
Pages: a86-a172
Year: March-2025
Author Name(s): Nishant paul, Mahima daniel, Sonam Parveen, Mohd. Khalid, Neelam chaudhary
Publisher Name: IJSDR(IJ Publication) Janvi Wave
Abstract
During the last 10 years there has been increase awareness that the clinical expression on polycystic ovarian syndrome may be broader than define by previous consensus workshop. At the year – 2024 American college of obstetricians and gynecologists annual clinical and scientific meeting highlighted significant gap in polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) care, revealing wide spread patients’ dissatisfaction and the urgent need for improve provider education and comprehensive treatment approaches. The purpose of this study is to explore the relation between genetic and environmental factors that may explain PCOS. We will use information collective during visits to our polycystic ovarian syndrome clinic and the family history of PCOS patient to learn about the causes and the effects of PCOS.
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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 and The Open Definition
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Syndrome, hypothesis,gynaecologists,obstetricians,comprehensive,PCOS
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