Search Results - "Qasem, Nuha"

Smoking cessation rate and predictors of successful quitting in Jordan: A cross-sectional study by Qasem, Nuha W, Al-Omoush, Batool H, Altbeinat, Sami K, Al-Dlaijem, Moutasem M, Salahat, Reham I, Okour, Samer A

“…Tobacco smoking in Jordan is the highest in the Middle East, with health consequences and economic burdens. Smoking cessation improves health and grows the…”
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The clinical elective course and its effects on medical students and graduates of Jordanian medical schools by Al-Taher, Raed, Al-Ani, Ruba, Al-Ani, Abdullah, Rashdan, Mohammad, Al Manasra, Abdel rahman A, Aborajooh, Emad, Al-Balas, Hamzeh, Al-Balas, Hasan, Al-Balas, Mahmoud, Attiyat, Maymoona, Qasem, Nuha

“…Abstract Background The elective course is part of the 6th-year medical school curriculum in Jordan. Students choose the specialty in which they wish to spend…”
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Energy drink consumption among medical students in Jordan - prevalence, attitudes, and associated factors: a cross-sectional study by Qasem, Nuha W, Al-Omoush, Omar M, Al Ammouri, Zaid M, Alnobani, Nour M, Abdallah, Mohamed M, Khateeb, Abdullah N, Habash, Michael H, Hrout, Ruba A

“…Energy drinks (ED) are popular beverages that contain high levels of caffeine, sugar, and other supplements, such as vitamins, which are marketed to enhance…”
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Psychological impact and mental health effect of COVID-19 among Jordanian population by Qasem, Nuha, Al-Ali, Mahmoud, Sanwar, Mohammad, Aquily, Mohammad

“…Background During public health emergencies, the major efforts of policy makers are directed towards physical and medical consequences, and little is directed…”
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A cross-sectional study of basic education influence on the clinical training: Attitudes and perception among Jordanian medical students by Aborajooh, Emad, Al-Taher, Raed, Tarboush, Nafez Abu, Al-Ani, Abdallah, Qasem, Nuha, Ababneh, Saleh, Ababneh, Ghadeer, Al-Ahrash, Asma, Al-Saeedi, Bashayer, Al-Husaini, Shahed, Bucheeri, Amina

“…Over the past century, the medical educational model has been static with no significant improvement. Studies show that students are leaning towards a more…”
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