Results for 'Amnah Azahar'

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    A Preliminary Study to Explore the Informed Consent Approach and the Ethical Challenges in the Malaysian Biobanking for Research.Amnah Azahar, Aimi Nadia Mohd Yusof & Zahir Izuan Azhar - 2022 - Asian Bioethics Review 15 (2):141-154.
    Since 2005, Malaysia has established several biobanks to keep in line with the advancement of biomedical research and development of biobanks in other countries such as the UK and the USA. Despite the establishment of several biobanks in Malaysia, little is known about the informed consent approach in biobanking research and its ethical challenges. This study aims to identify the approach in obtaining informed consent in the Malaysian biobanking for research and explore its ethical challenges. Using non-probability purposive sampling, an (...)
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    The Role of Nursing is to Alert Patients to take Treatment in a Timely Manner.Amnah K. Alansari, Ebtehal J. Felemban, Hanaa S. Alhejaili, Haifa S. Alhejaili, Wedad S. Alhejaili, Emad A. Almajnuni, Salhah A. Alomari, Hadeel A. Alsuqaty, Khalid A. Tawakkul & Fahad A. Albishri - forthcoming - Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture:441-445.
    This study aims The aim of the study is the effect of taking treatment by patients in a timely manner, the effect of taking treatment in a timely manner in preventing the side effects of the disease, the role of taking treatment in preventing other diseases for the patient, A questionnaire was prepared via Google Drive and distributed to the population aged 25-55 years, men and women, in the city of Mecca. As for the questionnaire, it was distributed via the (...)
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    Enhancing Health Wellbeing of Chronic Patient Through Digital Health; A Systematic Review of Best Nursing Practices and Lessons Learned.Amnah Salem Saad Alghamdi, Laila Wanis Alshammari, Ali Gasem Jahlan, Fatimah Saleem Salem Alamrani, Maram Ali Badr Alsaedi, Abdullah Mohammed Albishi, Rokeya Saleem Salem Alamrani, Ghada Alanazi, Juhayyir Abdullah Almutairi & Saad Suwaylih Omar Almalki - forthcoming - Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture:1108-1127.
    Background: Context: Digital health interventions have become essential instruments in contemporary medicine, providing viable means of improving patient outcomes and healthcare provision. The goal of this study is to examine the impact, difficulties, and potential future directions of digital health interventions across a range of healthcare situations by synthesizing results from 12 carefully chosen studies. Aim: This study's objective is to thoroughly examine and summarize the body of research on digital health interventions, with an emphasis on acceptance and utilization as (...)
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