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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.
Assessment of Learning Style Preferences of Saudi Nursing Students
This study assessed the differences in learning style preferences among female nursing students of Saudi Arabia.
Attitudes of Health Care Providers in Relation to Disability, Saudi Arabia
Since only a few studies looked into the attitudes of health care providers toward people with disabilities in Saudi Arabia, we covered this gap, using attitudes toward disabled persons (ATDP) scale.
Attitudes and Practice of Health Care Providers Toward Cancer Screening: A Cross‑sectional Multicenter Study, Saudi Arabia
As the occupational privilege of health care providers (HCPs) is expected to play a positive role in cancer screening practices, we assessed perceptions and personal attitudes of HCPs regarding their decision to screen for cancer.
Islamic Jurisprudence, Biomedical Ethics, and the Social Construct in Relation to Intersex People
In this endeavor, I sought to better understand the existing literature on intersex people in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
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.