Editorial to Volume 36, No 1 January 2024
On behalf of the Editorial Board of NigeriaSchool Health Journal, it is a source of joy to me to present this edition to the reading pleasure of all . The journal is part of my academic life,as I have participated in one form or the other for about three decades in various positions in its editorial board. It gives great pleasures that through dedication and sacrifices it has not ceased to appear to the delight of scholars and good private and institutional libraries.This edition contains sixteen articles and they should be delight to all. Some of the highlights of the contents include;addressing contemporary challenges of school health in Nigeria,assessment of knowledge of risk factors and prevention strategies against monkey pox among secondary school students
Others include: socio-economic issues of climate change on health status of schools,the issues relating security challenges and mental health of students ,global phenomenon of health equity and inequity and socio-demographic correlates of psychoactive substance abuse among adolescents,awareness of preventive measures of accident among primary school pupils as well as knowledge, attitude and risk perception as predictors of hepatitis B risk behaviour among undergraduates.As usual, I thank our article contributors as well as scholars who peer reviewed the articles for this edition.I commend this edition,to the reading pleasure of all.
Prof.O.A. Moronkola, FIMPD, FNSHA, MNAE, JP.
Editor-in -Chief
In-Depth Research Articles
Comprehensive studies providing evidence-based knowledge to inform and enhance health education practices in schools.
Practical Educational Resources
Tools and materials designed to support educators in delivering effective health education programs and promoting healthy habits.
Expert Community Perspectives
Insights and commentary from experienced health educators sharing best practices and innovative approaches for student well-being.
Volume 36, Number 1 (January), 2024
NIGERIAN SCHOOL HEALTH JOURNAL
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KNOWLEDGE AND PREVENTION PRACTICES OF LASSA FEVER AMONG HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN BADAGRY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF LAGOS STATE
Ligali, Lateefat A, Akeredolu, Oluwole. A & Osafehinti, Abosede J. Dept of Human Kinetics, Sports & Health Education Faculty of Education, Lagos State University, Ojo. Abstract…
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PERCEIVED BARRIERS TO HEALTH SEEKING BEHAVIOUR OF PREGNANT WOMEN INFECTED WITH STIs IN DELTA STATE
Njoku, P.N, Aganbi, O.P., Ojide, R. N., Ilo, C. I. Elom N. A, Ogwuoke, A. C. & Nwankwo G.A.Dept. of Public Health, Madonna University, Elele and…
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ADDRESSING THE CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES OF SCHOOL HEALTH EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
Akerele, Stephen Segun & Agbonlahor Nafisa Loveth, Dept of Human Kinetics & Health Education Faculty of Education, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Edo State. Abstract The recent…
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STRESS MANAGEMENT IN THE WORK PLACE: KEY TO HEALTH PROMOTION AND WELLNESS
Makinde, Oluwayemisi A. Dept of Human Kinetics and Health Education, National Open University, Abuja. Abstract Life is full of demands, frustrations, expectations and deadlines. These and…
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EMENTIA AMONG THE EDLDERLY: PREVALENCE, RISK FACTORS AND COPING MECHANISM
Odelola, J.O,Famuyiwa S.A, & Oluwagbemi, Oluwayemisi. O, Dept of Health Education, Faculty of Education, University of Ibadan, Ibadan. Abstract Health as a quality of life and…
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ASSESSMENT OF KNOWLEDGE OF RISK FACTORS AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES OF MONKEY POX AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN ODEDA LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OGUN STATE
Adegbite Saidat Bola Dept of Primary Education, Federal College of Education, Abeokuta. Abstract This study sought to investigates the assessment of knowledge on risk factors and…