Search Results - "Sabzwari, R"

Factors associated with geriatric morbidity and impairment in a megacity of Pakistan by Sabzwari, Saniya R, Iqbal, Romaina, Fatmi, Zafar, Azam, Iqbal

“…The elderly population is increasing globally. In Pakistan, the elderly comprise 6% of the population that is predicted to triple by 2050. Non-communicable…”
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Bacterial susceptibility patterns in patients with spinal cord injury and disorder (SCI/D): an opportunity for customized stewardship tools by Suda, K J, Patel, U C, Sabzwari, R, Cao, L, Ramanathan, S, Hill, J N, Evans, C T

“…Study design: Retrospective observational study of bacterial susceptibilities in Veterans with SCI/D as compared to a general patient population. Objectives:…”
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Family medicine as an emerging specialty: a Pakistani perspective and the RCGP International Overseas Network by Amin, Faridah, Sabzwari, Saniya R

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Risk factors for community-associated multidrug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa in veterans with spinal cord injury and disorder: a retrospective cohort study by Kale, I O, Fitzpatrick, M A, Suda, K J, Burns, S P, Poggensee, L, Ramanathan, S, Sabzwari, R, Evans, C T

“…Study design: Retrospective cohort study Objectives: To identify independent risk factors associated with community-associated multidrug-resistant Psedomonas…”
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Durability of left bundle branch area pacing by Mehta, Nikhil A., Saqi, Bilal, Sabzwari, Syed R. A., Gupta, Rahul, Vyas, Apurva, Gordon, Jeffrey, Cossu, Sergio, Nazir, Talha, Freudenberger, Ronald, Bozorgnia, Babak

“…Background Left bundle branch area pacing (LBBAP) is a form of conduction system pacing. Long‐term data on the safety and performance of LBBAP 1 year…”
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Telemedicine: A New Frontier in Clinical Practice by Asad, Munazza, Nooresahar, Sabzwari, Saniya R

“…The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the important role of telemedicine as a tool for safe healthcare delivery across the world. While its use was more common…”
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Ageing in Pakistan—A New Challenge by Sabzwari, Saniya R., Azhar, Gohar

“…With increasing life spans across the world, Pakistan is also experiencing a rise in its elderly population. With meager resources and a poor understanding of…”
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A call to action--integration of geriatrics into mainstream medicine by Sabzwari, Saniya R

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Effect of faculty personality, rating styles, and learner traits on student assessment in medical education: A mixed-method study from the Aga Khan University, Karachi by Sabzwari, Saniya R, Pinjani, Sheilla, Nanji, Kashmira

“…Medical colleges invest considerable effort in developing assessment programs to effectively evaluate students across attributes of knowledge, skills, and…”
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Comparison of exhaled carbon monoxide levels among commuters and roadside vendors in an urban and a suburban population in Pakistan by Sabzwari, Saniya R., Fatmi, Zafar

“…Carbon monoxide (CO) is one of the six criteria air pollutants related to urbanization and has a wide range of health effects. The study measured and compared…”
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Stroke and Infection : Tuberculosis, Brucellosis, Syphilis, Lyme Disease and Listeriosis by Sabzwari, R, Slade, D.H

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Integration of geriatrics into a spiral undergraduate medical curriculum in Pakistan: evaluation and feedback of third-year medical students by Sabzwari, S R, Bhanji, S, Zuberi, R W

“…In the last decades there has been a sharp rise in the elderly population throughout the world. The unique needs of the elderly require a multidisciplinary and…”
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Short Communication - Telemedicine: A New Frontier in Clinical Practice by Munazza Asad, Nooresahar, Sabzwari, Saniya R

“…ABSTRACT The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the important role of telemedicine as a tool for safe healthcare delivery across the world. While its use was…”
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Chapter 123 - Stroke and Infection: Tuberculosis, Brucellosis, Syphilis, Lyme Disease and Listeriosis by Sabzwari, R., Slade, D.H.

“…This chapter reviews central nervous system infections caused by tuberculosis, Lyme disease, syphilis, brucellosis, and listeriosis. A systematic review of the…”
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