Dr. Alexander Woodman
Professor of Family Medicine & Public Health , King Fahad Medical Complex
- Saudi Arabia
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Direct antiviral therapy in patients with HCV: evidence from Saudi Arabia
HCV remains a major global health problem, with a lack of empirical data on HCV in Saudi Arabia. This study investigated the current understanding of the clinical impact of direct-acting antiviral (DAA) on HCV infection in Saudi patients.
The Impact of Clinical Teaching Behavior on Learning Experience of Nursing Students
Clinical education is the cornerstone of nursing education and an important aspect of the nursing curriculum. This research aimed to investigate the influence and effect of the teaching methods utilized by clinical teachers on the training of Saudi nursing students.
Cytomegalovirus Disease in Renal Allograft Recipients in the Current Immunosuppression Era
We aimed to determine the incidence of cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection in renal transplant recipients in the era of imunosuppression, to determine the incidence of CMV recurrence in renal transplant recipients.
Hearing Loss and Chronic Myeloid Leukemia: A Decade-long Review
Although hearing loss is associated with acute leukemia and is less common in patients with late-stage CML, increasing evidence suggests sudden hearing loss in patients with CML.
Improving patient experience by implementing an organisational culture model
A quality improvement project using a patient experience (PX) improvements model demonstrated significant improvements in PX culture within a healthcare facility in the Eastern Saudi Arabia and positively impacted total PX scores across inpatient, outpatient and emergency department settings.
Association between sickle cell disease and autoimmune diseases in Saudi population
Although previous studies in the Saudi population have examined a number of autoimmune diseases, no study in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has examined the coexistence of sickle cell disease and autoimmune diseases.
Reducing Unreasonable Lab Requests with Demand Management Tools
This quality improvement project was implemented to reduce unnecessary laboratory testing requests with a focus on chromogenic and coagulation tests to improve efficiency and productivity in the hematology department of a hospital in Saudi Arabia.