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USER PERCEPTION ON HEALTHCARE MOBILE APPLICATION AMONG RESIDENTS IN ACCRA

ABSTRACT Mobile application have the potential to make a necessary change in global delivery and management, being beneficial to both patients and governments. The benefits it brings to patients is that quality of delivered healthcare can be enhanced, making it easier to access and use medical services The purpose of the study was to explore user perception of impact that healthcare mobile applications have on residents in Accra who have adopted it to manage their health in Ghana. In view of ...

TOWARDS ELECTING WOMEN INTO NATIONAL EXECUTIVE OFFICES: CHALLENGES OF WOMEN’S POLITICAL PARTICIPATION WITHIN POLITICAL PARTIES IN GHANA’ S FOURTH REPUBLIC

ABSTRACT   Since the commencement of the fourth republic on 7th January 1993, the NDC and NPP have dominated the space of governance. As such, these parties have become major vehicles that drive citizens’ participation in politics. Political participation, therefore becomes complete when all members of the party including women are able to participate at the peak of the party as occupants of the high national executive offices. The thesis seeks to explain why no woman has been able t...

THE LIFE AND TIMES OF A PATRIOT: A BIOGRAPHY OF CHIEF SIMON DIEDONG DOMBO

ABSTRACT In Ghana, biography as a study of personal histories has not been seriously pursued. This is because not much has been done about the life trajectories of personalities, who undoubtedly have contributed immensely to the socio-economic, cultural and political development of Ghana. It is therefore important that by sampling some of the more fascinating figures whose lives and activities had affected the people and the nation dramatically, readers are given an idea of the astonishing ri...

CORPORATE REBRANDING: AN EVALUATION OF THE INTERNAL COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES OF THE GHANA REVENUE AUTHORITY

ABSTRACT  Communication is key to the survival and growth of every organisation. No wonder some   scholars  hold  the  view  that communication  is  the  solution  to  all  organisational  problems  One  such  scholar  is  Goldhaber  (1984 ) who  saw  organisational  communication  as  the  ultimate determinant of   all  organizational  outcomes.  Scholars  who  share  this  view,   say  it  is  wrong  to  place  communication  on  the  same  lev...

HELPING STUDENTS TO IDENTIFY THE VARIOUS SYNTACTIC SLOTS OF THE NOUN GROUP IN ENGLISH SENTENCES. A CASE STUDY IN CHIANA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, FORM TWO

ABSTRACT This study examines the ability of students of Chiana Junior High School in identifying the concept of the noun group in English sentences as well as using the noun phrases correctly in written discourse. The researcher collected data from a sample population of 90 students out of the total of 270 students in the school (Chiana Junior High school). The descriptive research design was adopted for this research. The research instruments used in collecting the data included questionna...

INVESTIGATING SPELLING CHALLENGES AMONG JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: A CASE OF SOME SELECTED SCHOOLS IN THE YENDI MUNICIPALITY

ABSTRACT Spelling is an indication of education. It is important for second language learners and specifically for students learning English as a Second Language. This study sought to investigate the specific spelling errors that are evident in the writings of junior high school students in some selected schools in the Yendi Municipality. This study employed a mixed method design. Stratified simple random sampling technique was used to select 120 students and purposive sampling technique wa...

PACKAGING DESIGN IN THE MARKETING MIX: PERSPECTIVES OF ADVERTISING AGENCY MANAGERS

ABSTRACT The study examines the perspectives of advertising agency managers about packaging design in t he marketing mix. Packaging design i s an important component of the marketing mix with potential to contribute significantly to the marketing process. Using the qualitative research approach, in-depth interviews were conducted on purposively sampled advertising agency managers in Ghana e specially involved in creative work, and the result was subjected to thematic analysis. It was found o...

CHALLENGES OF ENROLMENT OF PUPILS IN GHANAIAN SCHOOLS. A CASE STUDY OF CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN TANO SOUTH DISTRICT

ABSTRACT A major trend in education in developing economies in general, and Ghana in particular is that schooling enrolments and attainment are relatively low.  This trend appears to be a major thrust in education policies being currently evolved by governments in developing economies, Ghana inclusive (GoG, 2006). Based on this, the study aimed at finding out the challenges of enrolment in Ghanaian schools, with specific attention to Tano South District quantitative approaches. The si...

FEMINIST AND IDENTITY CONSTRUCTION ON BLOGS: A STUDY OF SELECTED TOP BLOGS IN AFRICA

ABSTRACT  The study examines the blog posts and blogger profiles of selected top African bloggers. The study is premised on the grounds that; first, the blogosphere is one of the most suitable online spaces for the construction and exploration of identity; second,  that women can use the blogosphere to explore their creativity and true identity through their writing; and third, that the identity of the woman has been veiled from time immemorial since women as writers as well as their w...

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HEADTEACHERS’ AND ASSISTANT HEADTEACHERS’ INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP AND STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN PUBLIC JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS IN KWADASO SUB-METROPOLIS, KUMASI.

ABSTRACT  The study sought to ascertain the relationship between headteachers’ and assistant headteachers’ instructional leadership roles and students’ academic achievement in public junior high schools in the Kwadaso sub-metropolis,Kumasi in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. The study used quantitative methods to gather data by administering two sets of questionnaire to headteachers, assistant headteachers and students. Simple random sampling and purposive sampling techniques were used...

EFFECTIVENESS OF SHARED RESPONSIBILITIES AMONG HEADTEACHERS OF BASIC SCHOOLS AT ASOKORE MAMPONG CIRCUIT IN THE ASHANTI REGION

ABSTRACT The study investigated shared responsibilities of basic school headteachers at Asokore Mampong Circuit. The objectives of the study were to investigate the dominant responsibilities shared by headteachers of basic school, identify the factors that hinder effective sharing of responsibilities process in basic schools, and to determine how to improve effective shared responsibilities in basic schools at Asokore Mampong Circuit. Three research questions were formulated to guide th...

A TOPONOMASTIC STUDY OF SUBURB NAMES FROM SOME AGONA TOWNS IN THE CENTRAL REGION

ABSTRACT This study is a toponomastic study of suburb names, using the Causal theory of Names as proposed by Evans (1985) and the Frame theoretical framework as proposed by Fillmore (1985). The study investigates the morphological processes, phonological processes and syntactic structure of about seventy (70) suburb names. The suburb names for this study were collected from primary source. The researcher supported the primary data with oral structured interviews to ascertain the complete stru...

ASSESSING THE BENEFITS OF STUDENT-CENTERED INSTRUCTIONAL APPROACH IN TEACHING HOME-ECONOMICS STUDENTS. A CASE STUDY OF THREE (3) SELECTED SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE TAMALE METROPOLIS

ABSTRACT This research sought to assessing the benefits of student-centered instructional approach in teaching Home – Economics students with specific reference to three (3) public Senior High Schools in the Tamale Metropolis of the Ghana Education Service namely: Seventh-Day Adventist Senior High School, Ghana Senior High School and Kalpohini Senior High School as the target population. The entire research focused on the benefits of the student-centered instructional approach to eval...

Adolescents and Parasocial Interaction With Local Entertainment Celebrities

ABSTRACT  This study investigated adolescents‟ parasocial interaction with local entertainment celebrities in Ghana. It assessed the gender difference in adolescents‟ parasocial interaction and the relationship between parasocial interaction and interpersonal attraction. The study adopted the quantitative research approach and the descriptive survey design was used. A sample size of 800 adolescents and 736 responses were gathered from students of Apam Senior High School and Winneba ...

Teachers' Spirituality in Instructional Leadership and Its Influence on Academic Performance: A Case Study of Nkawie Senior High School in Atwima Nwabiagya District

ABSTRACT This study explored the perceptions of teacher’s spirituality in instructional leadership and its influence on academic performance in Nkawie Senior High School in the Atwima Nwabiagya District.  A purposive sampling design was used to select a sample size of 20, involving a headmaster, teachers and circuit supervisor from Nkawie Senior High School and the District Education office, Nkawie.  Qualitative interview was used to solicit information from the participants selecte...


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