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Qatar Journal of Public Health - Volume 2024, Issue 2
Volume 2024, Issue 2
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Exploring patient and healthcare worker satisfaction at the Anticoagulation Clinic, Heart Hospital, Hamad Medical Corporation, Qatar, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
Authors: Fadia Ali, Alaa Rahhal, Ahmed Mahfouz, Mohammed Ali, Sumaya AL Yafei, Nidal Assad, Ihsan Rafie and Yaser JaafarThe COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on healthcare systems worldwide, necessitating adaptations in service delivery to ensure patient care and safety. Aim: This study investigates patient and healthcare provider satisfaction at the Anticoagulant Clinic of Hamad Medical Corporation amidst the pandemic. Methodology: Data were collected through surveys conducted with patients and healthcare provi Read More -
A diagnostic journey: Unraveling von Willebrand disease in a child with inconclusive initial testing
Authors: Mohammad Alesali, Mohammad Zakaria Alaboud and Shadi Al BizrehBackground: Epistaxis attacks in childhood are an important reason for pediatric emergency visits, most of which are minor and infrequent. However, recurrent epistaxis can be a sign of an underlying bleeding disorder such as von Willebrand disease. This case report highlights controversies and obstacles that may arise during the diagnostic process, hindering a clear confirmation. Case presentation: An eig Read More - Top
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Supportive interventions for family caregivers of adults with mental illness: An integrative review
Authors: Mona Saleem, Fadi Khraim, Deborah Nelson and Daniel ForgraveBackground: People of all ages, genders, social classes, income levels, and geographical regions can be affected by mental illness. Families of individuals diagnosed with mental illnesses face significant burdens, particularly due to their role as family caregivers. Aim: This integrative review aims to characterize the interventions that support family caregivers to reduce their burden of caregiving. Methodology: Wh Read More - Top
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Vision impairment in school students: Results of a school-based study in Qatar
Authors: Shadi AlAshwal and Mohamed Hamad Al-ThaniBackground: Pediatric vision impairment (VI) has profound implications for a child's development, intellectual skills, and quality of life. The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence of VI among primary and preparatory school students in Qatar. Methods: A school-based cross-sectional study was conducted among students in grades 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 in Qatar. School nurses conducted visual acuity (VA) mea Read More
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