Search Results - "Al Salmani, Asma Ali"

Factors Associated with Choice of Career in Family Medicine among Junior Doctors in Oman by Jaafar , Najlaa, Al-Shidhani , Asma, Al-Mahrezi , Abdulaziz, Al-Salmani , Asma Ali

“…Objectives : the number of family physicians in Oman is far below that recommended by the world health organization. this study aimed to determine factors…”
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Quality of life and coping strategies used by parents of children with autism spectrum disorder in Oman by ALBusaidi, Alya Mohammed Said, ALMasroori, Salima Ali Saud, Awladthani, Balqees Mohammed Said, ALKhaldi, Sumaiya Abdullah, Al Alawi, Noof, Al Salmani, Asma Ali

“…Objective Raising a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can have a significant impact on quality of life (QOL). This study was conducted to assess the…”
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External validation of a cardiovascular risk model for Omani patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: a retrospective cohort study by Al Oraimi, Fatema, Al Rawahi, Amani, Al Harrasi, Amira, Albusafi, Sarah, Al-Manji, Laila Mohammed, Alrawahi, Abdul Hakeem, Al Salmani, Asma Ali

“…ObjectivesTo externally validate a recently developed cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk model for Omanis with type 2 diabetes mellitus…”
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Prevalence of sleep disorders among university students and its impact on academic performance by Al Salmani, Asma Ali, Al Shidhani, Asma, Al Qassabi, Shatha Saud, Al Yaaribi, Shahad Ahmed, Al Musharfi, Aysha Muslem

“…Sleep disorders can have a critical effect on health and academic performance. This study aimed to estimate the prevalence and academic impact of various sleep…”
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Evaluating trauma care capabilities using the essential trauma care guidelines of the world health organization : cross-sectional study of primary health centres in Muscat, Oman by Al Balushi, Aisha, Al Belushi, Zaleikha, Al Salmani, Asma A

“…Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate trauma care capabilities at the primary care level in Muscat, Oman, using World Health Organization guidelines…”
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Factors Predicting the Choice of Specialization Among Medical Students and Junior Doctors in Oman: A Cross-Sectional Study by Said Al Hadhrami, Rahma, Khalfan Al Mamari, Al Safa, Hamed Al Omrani, Shahad, Hummod Al Rumaidhi, Sumayia, Mohammed Al Busaidi, Turkiya, Mohamed Al Kindi, Rahma, Ali Al Salmani, Asma

“…Background: Choosing a medical specialization is a crucial, career-defining decision for medical students and junior doctors. Objectives: This study aimed to…”
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Prevalence of coeliac disease in Omani adults with iron deficiency anaemia of unknown : cause case-finding study by Ambusaidi, safa, al-Kindi, Rahmah M., al-Salmani, Asma Ali, al-Kandy, Muhammad, al Busaidi, Al Manar, Davidson, Robin, al-Shakili, Jalilah

“…Objectives : This study aimed to estimate the serological prevalence of coeliac disease in patients with iron deficiency anaemia (IDA) of unknown cause at a…”
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Prevalence of cytological abnormalities in papanicolaou smears and risk factors for cervical cancer among women in Muscat, Oman by Al Sekri, Eman, Al Musalhi, Asma, Al Abri, Khadija, Al Kindi, Hunaina, Al Salmani, Asma A

“…-Objectives: This study aimed to estimate the prevalence of cytological abnormalities in Papanicolaou (Pap) smears and related risk factors among Omani women…”
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Types of primary healthcare emergencies in Muscat, Oman : a retrospective cross-sectional study of five primary care centres by al-Mahruqi, Amal, Maqbali, Raya H., al-Fadil, Fayizah A., al-Salmani, Asma Ali

“…-Objectives: Emergencies can occur at any time and be life-threatening or cause permanent damage. Accordingly, the management of emergency cases is an integral…”
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The psychological impact of referral for mammography screening for breast cancer among women in Muscat Governorate : a cross-sectional study by Al-Alawi, Nouf M, Al-Balushi, Nabila, Al Salmani, Asma A

“…Objectives: Breast cancer constitutes the majority of diagnosed cancers in Oman’s females, accounting for 19.2%, which prompted the introduction of a breast…”
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