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INSTRUCTION FOR AUTHORS The Indian Journal of Health Social Work (IJHSW) is the culmination of the collective effort of social work professionals and academicians across the country to create a platform for exploration, discussion, research, and action on the social determinants and correlates of health care. The Indian Journal of Health Social Work is a

SPATIO-TEMPORAL RISK MAPPING OF JAPANESEENCEPHALITIS/ACUTE ENCEPHALITIS SYNDROME IN THE GAYAAND NAWADA DISTRICTS OF BIHAR Sandeep Jha1, Anuranjan2, Ashwani3, Abhay Kumar41Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, K.S. College, LNMU, Darbhanga, Bihar, India,2Associate Professor & HOD University Department of Geography, LNMU, Darbhanga, Bihar,India, 3Department of Geography, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, Delhi, India,4Assistant Professor, Department of

ABSTRACT This study investigates the spatio-temporal trends and endemicity of JE and AES in the Gaya and Nawada districts of Bihar between 2016 and 2020. JE/AES have become a great menace to public health in India, especially in the tropical and subtropical environs. This study uses spatial statistical techniques such as Global and Local Moran’s

THE EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL AND CANNABIS ONNEUROCOGNITIVE FUNCTIONS Vandana Kaushik1, Nandha Kumara Pujam. S21Clinical Psychologist in Private Practice, New Delhi., 2Associate Director & Associate Professorof Clinical Psychology, Rashtriya Raksha University (An Institution of National Importance),Shivamogga Campus, Shivamogga, Karnataka Correspondence: Nandha Kumara Pujam s., e-mail: nandhakumara2008@gmail.com ABSTRACT Clinical evidence observed that the long-term use of cannabis

ABSTRACT Clinical evidence observed that the long-term use of cannabis may lead to cognitive impairment in the higher cognitive functions. Additionally, research has revealed the presence of neurocognitive deficits in chronic heavy alcohol users. The present study aimed to compare the deficit in executive function and memory in patients with alcohol and cannabis dependence syndrome.

A STUDY ON IMPACT OF STRESS EXPERIENCED BY ASPIRANTSWHO UNDERWENT RESIDENTIAL COMPETITIVE EXAM COACHING Hridya1, Atiq Ahmed2, Upendra Singh31M Phil Scholar Dept of PSW, MIMH, Pune, 2Assistant Professor, Central University ofRajasthan, Ajmer 3Assistant Professor, Dept of PSW, MIMH, Pune Correspondence: Upendra Singh, e-mail: upendrasingh.aims@gmail.com ABSTRACT Background: Competitive exams like NEET and JEE are seen in

ABSTRACT Background: Competitive exams like NEET and JEE are seen in India as gateways to prestigious careers, leading to the expansion of residential coaching centres. While these centres provide academic training, the intense pressure, hostel restrictions, and parental expectations often generate high stress with long-term mental health consequences. Aim: This study examined the impact of

COPING STRATEGIES AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITHRESILIENCE AMONG FLOOD SURVIVORS IN SAMBA DISTRICT,JAMMU AND KASHMIR: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Raja Upadhyay1, Sunil Kant2, Vandana Sinha31Medico Social Service Officer Grade-I All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Vijaypur, Samba,Jammu & Kashmir, India. 2Medical Superintendent, Professor & Head, Department of HospitalAdministration, Dean Research, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Vijaypur,

ABSTRACT Background: Floods are recurrent natural disasters that disrupt communities, causing not only physical and economic damage but also significant psychological distress. Survivors often rely on coping strategies and resilience to adapt and recover, yet these processes remain underexplored in many flood-prone regions.Aim: The study aimed to assess coping strategies and resilience among individuals affected

IMPOSTER SYNDROME AND GRIT AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS:USING MEDIATION MODEL Nikita Kumari1& Dharmendra Kumar Singh21Research scholar & 2Professor, Department of Psychological Sciences, Central University ofSouth Bihar, Gaya-824236 Correspondence: Dharmendra Kumar Singh, e-mail: dharmendrakr@cusb.ac.in ABSTRACT Background: Imposter syndrome is a psychological pattern of self-doubt in great achievers who struggle to absorb their successes, have unjustified and ongoing