Basic Informations
C.V
Position Applied for: Lecturer
Field of Specialization: Community Health Nursing, & Administration of Quality Assurance & accreditation Systems in higher education institutions
Date of Availability for Employment: As prerequisite
Name of Applicant: Aziza Mahmoud Abozied Mohamed
Date of Birth: 26-1-1977 Place of Birth: Belbeis district
Citizen of:
Belbeis City- Sharkia (At Birth)
Present Address:
(10th of Ramadan city)- 10th of Ramadan city Sharkia Governorate
E-mail: Draziza55@gmail.com
Nearest Airport: Cairo air port
Telephone: Residence: 01093927525 What`s App: 01093927525
Permanent Address: 10th of Ramadan city
Scopus ID, Research Gate & Orcid: Draziza55@gmial.com
Nearest Airport: Cairo air port
Telephone: Residence: 01093927525 Business: 01093927525
Master Title
Assessment of Nurse`s Knowledge and Performance of Matrenal Health Services in Rural Health Units
Master Abstract
(Assessment of Nurse`s Knowledge and Performance of Matrenal Health Services in Rural Health Units )
Abstract
This study was undertaken to assess nurses`knowledge and performance regarding maternal health services in rural health units in Bilbies Disrect using a cross-sectional analytic study. A sample of 98 nurses was randomly selected from nurses in these units, the only inclusion criteria one year experience from working in primary health setting. Tow tools were used to collect data namely the self administered questionnaire was used to assess nurses` knowledge and an observation checklist served in assessment of their performance of nurses during case management. The total period of field was from November 2006 to February 2007. The results have shown that only a minority of them had satisfactory knowledge, with the best level related to antenatal care, and worst related to family planning. Nurses` level of adequate practice of maternal care was slightly better than their knowledge. Knowledge and practice had no relation with any of nurses' job or personal characteristics. However, a statistically significant positive positive correlation was revealed between nurses`knowledge and practice scores. In the light of the findings, intensive training and in-service education programs should be designed and regularly presented to theses nurses, which are necessary for keeping their knowledge and practice up to date.
PHD Title
Nutritional Program and its Implication for Prevention of Osteoporosis among Childbearing Women at Zagazig city
PHD Abstract
Abstract
This study was undertaken to evaluate the impact of nutritional program and its implication for prevention of osteoporosis among childbearing women. Setting; the study was conducted in MCH centers and family planning clinic at Zagazig city. Study Sample;500 woman in child bearing period aged 18-45, were selected randomly from woman in childbearing age who attending MCH and family planning services, fulfilling the inclusion criterions. Research Design; a Quasi-experimental study. Data collection tool; tools were used to collect data mainly Interviewing questionnaire sheet, Anthropometric measurements sheet, and blood calcium measuring sheet. Results; revealed that only a minority of women had satisfactory knowledge pre intervention assessment, and had improved after the intervention educational program. Also their was an improvement in dietary intake of calcium and a decreases of risky dietary habits. Conclusion; it can be concluded that women had a limited knowledge regarding osteoporosis before educational program and improved after implementation program, but still more stress is needed on this vulnerable group. The study recommended that; osteoporosis prevention should start before young adulthood with focus on female and adolescent girls to increase their awareness by this late silent disease , further study in other places about how to prevent the occurrence of osteoporosis.
Keywords: osteoporosis, osteoporosis education, counseling, risk factors, Body mass index, bone mineral density