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Does the research require an external Research Ethics Committee approval? (e.g.
MREC)
Adakah penyelidikan ini memerlukan kelulusan Jawatankuasa Etika Penyelidikan Luaran?
(contoh MREC)
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Part B1
Bahagian B1
Interviews Case study
Temubual Kajian kes
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Part B2
Bahagian B2
1. Background:
Latar belakang:
A brief explanation of the problem to be studied and literature review (citations) to support.
Keterangan ringkas tentang masalah yang dikaji dan soroton kajian (sitasi) untuk
menyokong keterangan tentang masalah yang dikaji.
In our study, we will address some common health issues among adolescents,
including proper menstruation health, preventing the transmission of diseases via
the most important infection control measure - hand hygiene and common
infections that occur among primary school children.
Nonetheless, early adolescents may be anxious about this shift from childhood to
maturity.
In some cultures, menstruation is shrouded in taboos and beliefs that marginalise
women in society. Many cultures have beliefs and myths prohibiting women from
daily activities and sanitary health practices, resulting in illness. Studies found that
many girls misunderstood menstruation's physiological changes. Mothers and
aunties, social media, friends, and teachers provided most of the information,
which may be misleading. Misinformation may result in a misconception that can
affect girls and women's mental health, lifestyle, and health. Research has shown
the vital role of cultural background in menstruation. It can be said that
demographics affect women's menstrual knowledge, thoughts and actions.
Nevertheless, doctors are the primary contact for their community's regular
menstruation difficulties and other morbidities. Many studies have shown that
menstruation could influence regenerative health. For instance, not showering
after menstruation might cause recurrent tract infections in young women. This
naivety highlights how Menstrual health and hygiene (MHH) is a public health
issue with limited evidence to support interventions. According to the first Kotex
Period Poverty and Stigma ( year?) research results, more than one in two girls
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said they wanted to skip school during their periods. Girls who miss school
because of their periods risk falling behind. Consequently, their parents will doubt
the worth of sending their children to school. This pilot study will be conducted in a
primary school in the suburban area of Selangor, targeting lower and upper
primary school students.
Shrestha and Angolkar (2015) stated that UNICEF's WASH programme promotes
hand cleanliness to prevent diarrhoea and respiratory illnesses. Handwashing can
save millions of lives and prevents unnecessary morbidity. The recent covid-19
pandemic is proof that simple hygiene care can prevent infection. Children's
handwashing habits change following school health education, but the viability of
educational initiatives needs to be clarified. Poor handwashing and hygienic care
could make school a health hazard. Therefore a proper intervention is needed.
However, Malaysian research data on
handwashing is left wanting. Moreover, health education is needed continuously to
promote handwashing awareness and practice.
Fernandez, K., Kharkwal, K. C., Afrose, T., Habib, N., & Das, S. (2019).
Individual’s awareness of healthy lifestyle: A cross sectional study of a rural
community in Kedah, Malaysia. Journal of Biomedical Sciences, 6(2), 12–18.
https://doi.org/10.3126/jbs.v6i2.26812
Jarrah, S. S., & Kamel, A. A. (2012). Attitudes and practices of school‐aged girls
towards menstruation. International Journal of Nursing Practice, 18(3), 308-
315.
Lim, L. A., & Chua, T. H. (2016). Worm Infection among Children in Malaysia.
Borneo Journal of Medical Sciences (BJMS).
Raut, K. B., Agrawal Khatry, R., & Shrestha, T. (2019). Awareness regarding
Menstrual Hygiene among Girl Students of a School in Chitwan. Journal of
Nepal Medical Association, 57(220). https://doi.org/10.31729/jnma.4760
Shrestha, A., & Angolkar, M. (2015). Improving hand washing among school
children: an educational intervention in South India. Al Ameen J Med Sci,
8(01), 81-5.
References:
Rujukan:
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Only include references cited in this document. Do not paste all your references from your
main proposal
Hanya sertakan rujukan yang dipetik dalam dokumen ini. Jangan tampalkan semua
rujukan dari kertas cadangan utama anda
2. Research objectives:
Objektif penyelidikan:
6. Location of research:
Lokasi penyelidikan dijalankan:
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Before the program is carried out, a survey will be done to sample fifty students
from 11-12 years old. A structured questionnaire will be written in Bahasa Melayu,
and English will be given to the respondents for better understanding. The
response to the questionnaire will be in the form of multiple-choice questions
regarding the students' perceptions of menstrual and general hygiene knowledge.
Other than that, an observation will be performed on the students' habits and
behaviour at the canteen. This method can determine whether the students
practice the correct technique to wash their hands before and after eating. The
data will be taken in the form of note-taking.
One hundred fifty students will participate in the health awareness program
focusing on menstrual bleeding and good hygiene practices during the program.
The participants will be separated into three groups where they will participate in
different activities depending on the stations assigned to them. The first station's
objective is to provide knowledge on preparing for one's period and handling
misconceptions regarding menstruation. For the second station, the students will
be taught about menstrual management, such as the proper disposal method of
sanitary pads. This station will also expose the students to the appropriate
handwashing etiquette. The third and final station will focus on some common
parasitic infections among school children and how to prevent them. After a
session, each group will move to another station to participate in a different
activity.
At the end of every session, interactive quizzes and games are prepared to
evaluate the level of knowledge and understanding of each objective of the
stations. The results are going to be observed and recorded as data.
Inclusion criteria:
Kriteria kemasukan:
Characteristics of your participants (Ciri-ciri peserta kajian anda)
-NA-
Exclusion criteria:
Kriteria pengecualian:
Characteristics that disqualify prospective participants from joining this study (Ciri-
ciri yang membatalkan calon peserta untuk mengikuti kajian ini)
-NA-
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9. Sample size:
Saiz sampel:
State the sampling method and minimum sample size
Nyatakan kaedah persampelan dan saiz sampel minima
Pengiraan:
Calculation:
State the formula and reference(s) used to determine the minimum sample size
Nyatakan formula dan rujukan yang digunakan untuk menentukan saiz sampel minima
-NA-
10. Research flowchart:
Carta alir penyelidikan:
-NA-
11. Statistical analysis:
Analisa statistik:
Briefly describe the data analysis and statistical sotfware that will be utilized
Huraikan secara ringkas analisis data dan perisian statistik yang akan digunakan
-NA-
1. Grant / Source:
Geran / Sumber:
3. Total allocation:
Jumlah peruntukan:
4. Duration of grant:
Jangkamasa peruntukan:
5. Others:
Lain-lain:
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Position/
Specialisation:
Jawatan/ Kepakaran:
Affiliation:
Jabatan:
Office:
Telefon pejabat:
Mobile phone:
018 - 3247077
Telefon bimbit:
Email:
zarif.irfan.7788@gmail.com
Emel:
Signature: Date: 22/02/2023
Tandatangan: Tarikh:
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Position/
Specialisation:
Jawatan/ Kepakaran:
Affiliation:
Jabatan:
Office:
Telefon pejabat:
Mobile phone:
017-2864498
Telefon bimbit:
Email:
aininzrhh@gmail.com
Emel:
Signature: Date: 22/02/2023
Tandatangan: Tarikh:
2. Main Supervisor
Penyelia Utama
Name:
Nama:
Staff ID/Student ID:
No. Staf/No. Pelajar:
Position/
Specialisation:
Jawatan/ Kepakaran:
Affiliation:
Jabatan:
Office:
Telefon pejabat:
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Mobile phone:
Telefon bimbit:
Email:
Emel:
Signature: Date:
Tandatangan: Tarikh:
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1. Please ensure that all research team members have signed the application.
2. Please ensure that the application has been signed and endorsed by the
Department or Postgraduate Research Sub-Committee.
3. All required documents must be submitted within two (2) months before the
data collection.
4. Submission of all forms prescribed by the REC must be in English, with
exception to research conducted in other languages (with Senate approval).
5. Any data collection instruments that require completion by
respondents/participants must be prepared in the Malay and English
languages, and other language(s) understood by the participants.
ITEM YES NO
PERKARA YA TIDAK
1 Have you presented your proposal at the Department or
Postgraduate Research Sub-Committee?
Adakah anda telah membentangkan proposal anda di
Jawatankuasa Kecil Penyelidikan Jabatan atau Pascasiswazah?
2 Have you completed the C/F/B/CoE ERC1 form?
Adakah anda telah melengkapkan Borang C/F/B/CoE ERC1?
3 Have you completed the C/F/B/CoE ERC2 or and
C/F/B/CoE ERC3 form?
Adakah anda telah melengkapkan Borang C/F/B/CoE ERC2 atau
dan borang C/F/B/CoE ERC3?
4 Has your supervisor checked your application forms?
Adakah penyelia anda telah menyemak borang permohonan
anda?
5 Has the form been signed by all researchers?
Adakah borang ditandatangani oleh semua penyelidik?
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Comment if any:
Ulasan jika ada:
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