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1. Insights into Tertiary Non-English Majors' Self-Efficacy Beliefs and Anxiety in English Language Learning.

Author

Tran Quoc Thao and Nguyen Huynh Truc An

Abstract

Self-efficacy (SE) in language learning in general and English language learning (ELL) in particular has been considered one of the vital psychological factors in the learning process, and it has a certain correlation with anxiety. Nevertheless, it is observed that different types of learners may have different characteristics of SE and anxiety. This quantitative study aims to scrutinize non-English majors' SE beliefs and their anxiety in ELL. A group of 100 non-English majors were conveniently sampled from a Ho Chi Minh City-based institution in Vietnam to answer the questionnaires from which the gained data were processed by the SPSS software in terms of descriptive statistics and Pearson's Correlation. The findings indicated that the participants felt anxious, and their level of SE beliefs in ELL was low. Moreover, non-English majors' level of SE beliefs was negatively correlated with their anxiety in ELL. This study also discusses the pedagogical implications of the findings, which are hoped to increase non-English majors' SE beliefs and reduce their anxiety in ELL, as well as shed light on future similar studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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2. ANALYSIS OF PRESCRIPTION INDICATORS FOR OUTPATIENTS WITH HEALTH INSURANCE IN OUTPATIENTS DEPARTMENT AT CAN THO UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY HOSPITAL IN THE PERIOD 2017-2018

Author

Hung Phuc Nguyen, Huong Vo Thi My, and Mai Nguyen Huynh Truc

Subjects
Pharmacology, Drug, medicine.medical_specialty, business.industry, medicine.drug_class, media_common.quotation_subject, Antibiotics, Pharmaceutical Science, Pharmacy, Guideline, Essential medicines, Aminopenicillin, Emergency medicine, Medicine, Outpatient clinic, Medical prescription, business, media_common
Abstract

Objective: The main objective of this study was to evaluate the drug prescription parameters and to find out the elements had an influence on the prescribing practice of doctors’. Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted to collect 300 outpatient drug prescriptions and 30 questionnaires of physicians during the period of 2017-2018. The data were analyzed according to WHO’s the guideline. Results: Average number of drug per prescription: 3.73, percentage of drugs prescribed by generic or international name (INN): 100%, percentage of prescriptions with an antibiotic prescribed: 24%, of β-lactam antibiotics group, including cephalosporin (31.17%) and aminopenicillin (27.27%), accounted for the highest percentage of using in antibiotic groups with a total of 58.44%, of corticosteroid: 12%, of vitamin: 27.3%, of drugs prescribed including in the Essential Medicines List issued by the Ministry of Health: 35.3%. Average drug cost per prescription: 88,867 VNĐ. Percentage of drug costs for antibiotics (%): 7.48%, of corticosteroids (%): 1.85% and of vitamins (%): 5.25%. Conclusion: The results of this research have identified some prescription indicators and elements affect the prescription indicators such as drug information, patient, drug, which may lead to intervention studies for evaluating changes in these issues in the outpatient clinic.

Published
2019
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4. Stock market wealth effects on consumption: empirical evidence from Vietnam

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Nguyen Huynh Truc An and Nguyen Huynh Truc An

Abstract

In Vietnam, the topic of the stock market’s impact on private behavior such as household consumption is a quite less thoroughly researched issue, given that consumption plays a dominant role in Vietnamese macro and financial economics and that understanding stock market wealth effect is required for the monetary mechanism and the efficacy of monetary policy. In view of those important implications, this paper primarily aims to investigate the role of stock prices on consumption and is hoped to contribute to the recent stock market-consumption condition in Vietnam. With this purpose, the question is raised: Do stock prices changes cause any impact on consumption in Vietnam? In the following analysis, the long-run co-integrating relationship is estimated by ARDL approach to co-integration with bound test by Pesaran, Shin and Smith (2001). The rest of the paper is structured as follows. Section 2 reviews existing literature on the stock prices’ wealth effect on household expenditure. Section 3 presents the overall background on Vietnam’s economy, especially Vietnamese stock market and consumption. Section 4 outlines the mode specification. Section 5 describes the data and methodology. Section 6 presents the empirical results. Main considerations are discussed in section 6. Section 7 concludes.

Published
2016

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