Petrova, Aleksandra
Preferred name
Petrova, Aleksandra
Official Name
Petrova, Aleksandra
Translated Name
Петрова Александра
Alternative Name
Stambolieva, Aleksandra
Stambolieva A
Aleksandra S
Petrova Aleksandra
Petrova A
Aleksandra P
Main Affiliation
Email
petrova-aleksandra@outlook.com
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Item type:Publication, 418 Psychosocial factors in medical students predict higher burnout levels(BMJ Publishing Group Ltd, 2018-04); ; ; ; - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Menstrual Hygiene Among Medical Female Students(Acta Scientific Publications Pvt. Ltd., 2021-09-20); ; ; Bukovec, DjansunMenstruation, or period, is a monthly occurrence for people of reproductive age. The number of girls, women, transgender men and non-binary persons that experience the period is about 1.8 billion. Even though a big progress is made in raising the awareness for menstruation hygiene and health, however, there are some issues that cause girls and women not to meet the basic menstrua- tion hygiene and health needs. Researchers say that poverty, menstruation taboos, lack of basic hygiene services, gender inequality have negative impact on the lives of the vulnerable categories. Adolescent girls during their period, are often faced with intimidation, stigma, and even social discrimination. The aim of the work is to analyze the habits during the menstrual cycle as well as the absence from classes. The study is a cross sectional observational study conducted between November and December 2019. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, ИНФОРМИРАНОСТ НА ПОПУЛАЦИЈАТА ЗА ГЛОБАЛНИОТ ПРОБЛЕМ СО КЛИМАТСКИТЕ ПРОМЕНИ(Institute of Public Health of the Republic of North Macedonia, 2019-04-06); ; Анета КостоваThe EU Health Strategy „Together for Health“ acknowledged climate change as a health threat and stressed the role of the European Community to coordinate and respond rapidly to health threats globally and strengthen the capacities of countries (European Commission, 2008). The aim of the study was to determine the level of awareness of the population about the problem with the global climate change and the measures undertaken by the responsible bodies to handle the climate change. Material and methods: A pilot survey was conducted in December 2018 in the Republic of Macedonia by applying a questionnaire, which was an adapted version of the survey questionnaire (‚climate change‘ version 1), translated in Macedonian language and distributed on an interactive online platform. A total of 130 respondents answered the questionnaire. Results: The largest percentage (90.2%) of the respondents said air pollution was first thing they associated with the climate change, followed by the traffic density (41.7%) and waste management (41.7%). When it comes to responsibility, the National Government (33.8%) has the highest responsibility in comparison with international organizations (20%). Conclusion: The study has shown that there is certain level of awareness among the population concerning climate change and associated phenomena such as traffic density, fires and floods, but also strong campaigns has to be undertaken in order to raise public awareness. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Arsenic in drinking water – case study in Gevgelija(2022); ; This paper analyses the situation of arsenic concentration in drinking water from the city water supply system in Gevgelija for the period 2011–2019. Under the slopes of Kozuv, the groundwater carries with them to the source of water supply, inorganic arsenic originating from the rocks themselves. A series of sampling of drinking water was performed and it was observed that in the drinking water samples from the drilled well area “Moin” the concentrations of arsenic were increased above the MAC by 10 μg/l, while samples from the Vardar well were within the permissible limits. The Institute of Public Health of the Republic of North Macedonia submitted to the Directorate of Food at the Ministry of Health an opinion on urgent measures to prevent the possible risk of arsenic through drinking water for the health of the population of the city of Gevgelija and the surrounding areas (about 20 000 inhabitants). The aim of paper was to assess the risk through analyses and evaluation of level of arsenic in drinking water, which is important for prevention of arsenic-related disease by providing safe drinking water from new wells from other side of the river Vardar. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Health risk assessment of drinking water in correlation with water-related diseasess(Институт за јавно здравје на Република Македонија = Institute of public health of Republic of Macedonia, 2020-01-17); ;