Enhancing Patient Care through Multidisciplinary Approaches: Insights from Pharmacy, Family Medicine, General Nursing, and Midwifery Nursing

Abstract

Multidisciplinary care is a collaborative approach that involves healthcare professionals from various disciplines working together to provide holistic and patient-centered care. This research study explores the role of multidisciplinary approaches in enhancing patient care, focusing on insights from pharmacy, family medicine, general nursing, and midwifery nursing. The study examines the benefits, challenges, and best practices of multidisciplinary care in improving patient outcomes and quality of care. Insights from healthcare professionals in these disciplines provide valuable perspectives on the importance of collaboration, communication, and teamwork in delivering comprehensive and coordinated care to patients. The findings of this research contribute to the existing knowledge on multidisciplinary care and offer recommendations for optimizing patient care through collaborative practice.

Keywords: Multidisciplinary care, patient care, collaboration, pharmacy, family medicine, general nursing, midwifery nursing, holistic care, patient-centered care, teamwork, communication.

Prepared by the researcher:

Ohud Khalid Ahmad Tirad

Pharmacy Technician in Central Sector Management

Rafat Fahad Mohammed Hawbani

Pharmacy Technician in King Fahad Central Hospital in Jazan

Awatif Mudhaya Mahbub

Nursing and Midwifery in Jazan Regional Health Command Center

Laila Ahmed Mohammed Alozayr

Nursing and Midwifery in Gharib Primary Health Care Center

Dr. Somaya Ebrahim Mansour Aljediba

Training Resident- Postgraduate program of family Medicine in Jazan Program in Jazan

Khadijah Essa Mohammad Ageeli

Nursing- Technician in Primary health care center in Al Shati

Hanan yousef kuriri

Nursing- Technician in Primary health care center in Maabouj

Ali Ahmed Garhadi

Nursing specialist in King Fahad central hospital

Samsiyyah Abdallah Mousa JALAL

Nursing- Technician in Primary health care Center in Al jabal

Dr. Bayan Ahmed Wafi

Senior registrar family medicine in Jazan Regional Health Command Center

Salhah Ali Ibrahim Saddeg

Nursing- Technician in Primary Health Care Center in Al-Baydh

Mariam Hussain Mohammed Alsalem

Nursing- Technician in King Fahad central hospital

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“JUSTIFICATION OF CULTURAL VALUES OF THE IGBO CLANS IN CHINUA ACHEBE’S THINGS FALL APART”

Abstract

In any social set-up, cultural values are considered the core of their own tradition that is inherited from the ancestral roots. Where the conflict of the same begins, it is after the interference of aliens or colonizers that corrupt and destroy the values. This project is going to discuss the justification of the cultural values of the Igbo Clans of Nigeria through the novel Things Fall Apart (TFA) by Chinua Achebe. In the first, we will present a brief glimpse into the life of the author and his novel. Then we highlight the run-through nature of Igbo society at that time. By explaining, for instance, Igbo festivals, the worship of their gods, and other social behaviors. It particularly deals with clansmen’s adherence to their rituals and culture. In addition, it describes the position of clans against white men when the missionaries make a call for a new religion and culture among the Nigerian clans.

Key words: culture, social, life, society, novel.

Prepared by the researcher:

NAWAL HAMMAD ALATWI

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Optimizing Perioperative Nursing Care in Oral Surgery

Abstract

Oral surgery is a branch of dentistry and surgical medicine that treats diseases and disorders of the mouth, jaw, and face through a wide range of treatments. Oral surgery is crucial for patients’ overall oral health, pain relief, function restoration, and cosmetics, whether it’s a simple tooth extraction or a sophisticated maxillofacial reconstruction.

Dental professionals, anesthesiologists, perioperative nurses, and oral and maxillofacial surgeons are all integral parts of oral surgery, making it a distinct medical specialty in healthcare. Every member of the multidisciplinary team works together to provide patients with the high-quality care they need, according to their specific requirements.

Delivering top-notch perioperative nursing care is essential for the outcome of any oral surgery procedure. Perioperative nurses are essential cogs in the wheel of surgery, coordinating everything from preoperative evaluation and planning to intraoperative assistance and postoperative care. Care for the whole person, including their mental, emotional, and social health, falls under their purview, going beyond only technical duties.

Prepared by the researcher:

1-Name/SIDDIQ MOHSEN TUBAIQI S

Employer/Jazan specialized dental center – Ministry of Health

Speciality/General practitioner dentist

2-Name/Eman Ali mouse bethy

Speciality/Technician-Nursing

Employer/Damad general hospital

3-Neme/Zamzam balghayth ageeli ahmed

Speciality/Technician Dental Assistant

Employer/ Western Sector Affairs Administration – Sabya Health Center

4-Name:khansa Eissa Mohd Hashroof

Speciality: Nursing technician

Employer:King Fahd Hospital

5-Name/Ashjan Hussein Nasser Almodir

Speciality/Technician-Nursing

Employer/Damad general hospital

6-Name: Zahra Omar Mohammed Ahmed

speciality: Health assistant

Employer: Eradh hospital for mental health

7-Name/Amani Hussein Ahmed Ashawi

Employer/Maabouj Health Care Center

Speciality/Nursing assistant

8-Name /Sahar Abdullah Ibrahim Hozimi

Speciality/Technician-Nursing

Employer/Damad general hospital

9- Name: Tuqyah Omar Mohammed Ahmed

speciality: Health assistant

Employer: Specialized Dental Center

10-Name: Ebtesam Othman Ahmed Aswani

speciality: Health assistant

Employer: Eradh hospital for mental health

11-Name/ Eid Mohammad Ahmed Hadi

Employer/AlEidabi genral hospital

Speciality/Anesthesia Technology

12-Name/Adel Mohammed AL-Masoudi

Employer/Sabya general Hospital

Speciality/Technician-Operation Rooms

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Technologies and materials of the future for the treatment of oral disorders

Abstract

In addition to being one of the most significant factors that put the physical and mental health of the human body in jeopardy, oral disease also places a significant load and strain on both people and society as a whole. According to the most recent definition of oral health that was developed by the World Health Organization (WHO), the data that is currently available appears to indicate that the number of oral diseases that are prevalent in the population is greater than 3.5 billion. Materials, such as filling materials for tooth flaws, osteogenic materials for bone defects, implants for the restoration of missing teeth, and so on, are utilized in the treatment of the majority of oral disorders. Both the dangers of oral diseases and the significance of preserving oral health are gradually becoming more known and respected by the general population, particularly in countries that are still in the process of building their economies. To the best of our knowledge, the global market for titanium dental implants alone had reached $6.3 billion in 2021, according to statistics that are only partially comprehensive. Periodontitis and tooth loss are two examples of oral disorders that have seen an increase in incidence as a result of the aging of the world’s population. It is for this reason that the development of oral materials and technologies has enormous opportunities, both in terms of space and social and economic benefits (Dai et al.,2017).

Prepared by the researcher:

1-Name / Hadeel talal azi refaei

Employer/ Abu Arish North Health Care Center

Speciality / dental assistant

2-Name/ Kathiyah Hussin Batt

speciality/ Dental Assistant

‏Employer /Ministry of Health, Shaqiri Primary Care Center

3-Name : Rawan Fahad Mohammed Hawbani

Speciality : Dental Assistant

Employer/Western Primary Health Care Center in Abu Arish

4-Name : Abeer Omar Ahmad Hobani

 Speciality : Dental Assistant

Employer : Primary Health Care Center in Ahad Almsareha

5-Name/ Muruj Abdulaziz Mohammed kuku

Speciality /Dental Assistant                                   

Employer / Primary care center, Airport district

6- Name /tasnim ahmed sabi

Speciality /Dental assistant

Employer /Abu Arish North Health Care Center

7-Name /Roaa Yahya Mohammed  AL Salem

Speciality /Dental Assistant

Employer /Al Rawda Primary Health Care Center in Jazan

8-Name / ALI MABKHOOT ALSAIARI

Employer/  Almabooj Healthcare Center

Speciality /General Dentistry

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The Efficacy of Nursing Interventions in Promoting Pain Management Among Pediatric Patients

Abstract

One of the most frequent reasons individuals consult physicians or other members of the health team is for pain, which is also a major symptom of many clinical conditions. Pain diminishes the quality of life in children; therefore, preventative measures against pain must be implemented in every area. In spite of advancements in pain management techniques over the last four decades, pain continues to be a worldwide concern among patients who are hospitalized. 86% of hospitalized children experienced pain, with nearly 40% suffering from moderate-to-severe pain (Stevens & Zempsky, 2021).

Experiencing pain is a significant cause of discomfort for both children who are in the hospital, their family caregivers, and the healthcare professionals who take care of them. Children may experience pain due to physical trauma, illness progression, invasive medical procedures, or unidentified causes. The impact of unaddressed or inadequately controlled pain in children should not be underestimated (Achaliwie, 2021). In addition to the immediate bio-psycho-socio-developmental impacts on the child experiencing pain, it can also result in changes in pain sensitivity and the development of chronic pain, which incur significant financial costs for treatment and place a burden on families, healthcare systems, and countries. The presence of these unfavorable outcomes emphasizes the necessity for cautious administration of pain in youngsters.

Prepared by the researcher:

Shafega Ali Shajri

Nursing technician

Zahra Hashem yahya muqri

General practioner

Somaiah yehia qassem moaafa

Technician-Nursing

Abeer Mosa Moh Haltani

Technician-Nursing

Fatimah Hamad Ahmad Essa

Technician –Nursing

  Hanan Hamed Taha Albar

Technician Nursing

Asma Ahmed Shrahli

Nursing Technician

Zakaria Ibrahim Al Ibrahim

Technician – Nursing

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The role of anaesthesia and nursing in dental radiology centers

Abstract

Advancements in imaging technology have greatly simplified the process of diagnosing maxillofacial disorders in the last several years. In recent years, there has been a rise in the use of 3D radiographic diagnostic exams in the field of dentistry and the maxillofacial region. These exams, when analyzed using software that facilitates the viewing of images and various graphic reworking, have many advantages over the traditional method of using multiple radiographs to diagnose and treat pathologies and conditions (Mangano, C., et al., 2018; Alkhayer, A., et al., 2020).  Due to its accessibility and prevalence in dental clinics, CBCT has become the most popular and extensively utilized 3D test in general dentistry. From endodontics, where the FoV is very small for individual teeth, to orthodontics, where the FoV is far greater, the ability to change the FoV while preserving a very high picture quality finds its utility in a wide variety of applications.

Prepared by the researcher:

Ali Hassan Ahmad Farsi

Jazan Dental Specialized Center

Orthodintics and dentofacial Orthopedics

khalid Ghawi Rashed DahaL

aboarish-north primary healthcare center

Radiological Technology

Abdullah Saeed Wasli

Abu Arish North Health Care Center

General dentist

Malek abduh mohammed alshafee

damad General hospital

special anaesthesia- Technician

Abdu Yahya Bin Yahya Shayani

Al-Harth General Hospital

Technician-Anesthesia Technology

Ali Abdu Ali Hommadi

Samtah General Hospital

X-Ray technician

Mohammed nasser ahmed mashbara

Sabya general hospital

Technician-Anesthesia Technology

Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed Ejili

Sabya general hospital

Technician-Anesthesia Technology

Faisal Mohammed Omar Abusaidah

Sabya general hospital

Technician-Anesthesia Technology

Fawziah Mohammed Hussain Sumayli

Jazan Regional Health Command Center

Technician Nursing

Shikha Hamad Ahmad Awaji

Mesliah Primary Health Care center

Nursing Tecnchion

Mohammed Yahya Hussain Qahtani

damad General hospital

Technician-Nursing

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The Role of Nursing, Medical Secretaries and Clinical Laboratories in Improving Patient Experience and Treatment Outcomes

Abstract

In the field of healthcare, providing high-quality patient care depends not only on the skills of medical experts but also on the cooperative contributions of several essential roles within the healthcare system. Within this set of tasks, nurses, medical secretaries, and clinical laboratories have crucial functions in guaranteeing that patients receive the best possible care, have positive interactions, and attain favorable treatment results.

Nurses, being essential figures in the field of healthcare, have a crucial responsibility in delivering and organizing care, preventing negative incidents, and maximizing the efficiency of health services and patient results (Aiken et al., 2014). Nurses have a duty to ensure healthcare quality that goes beyond providing safe care based on the best evidence and clinical standards. They also play a role in participating in the larger organizational and system structures that promote quality and safety (Oldland et al., 2020). Nurses are obligated to assess, track, and communicate the suitability and efficacy of healthcare, thereby contributing to enhancements in healthcare quality. They have a crucial function in supporting, implementing, and assessing eHealth applications to enhance patient safety. They also contribute to the design and management of facilities, equipment, and work procedures to ensure safety.

Prepared by the researcher:

Ali Hassan Abdullah Ageel

Technician Laboratory

Mona Ali Otayf

Nursing Specialist

Salma Sanad ALgariny

Nursing Technician

Shaima Nasser Yahya Moafa

Laboratories and Medical Technology

Sabah Ali Abdullah Harby

Nursing Technician

Amani Mohammed Ali Arishi

Specialist-Laboratory

Afrah Ali Sahli

Laboratory and Medical Technology

Reem Mohammed Shaabi

Specialist-Laboratory

AQDAR ESSA HAMDI

Nursing Specialist

Khulud Mohammed Ali Sughayyir

Medical Secretary Technician

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The Role of Nurses in Managing Chronic Diseases: A Comprehensive Review

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Chronic diseases, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, represent a significant burden on global healthcare systems. Nurses are increasingly recognized as vital agents in the management of these conditions. This comprehensive review examines the multifaceted role of nurses in chronic disease management, focusing on patient education, care coordination, evidence-based practice, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Through an analysis of recent literature and previous studies, this paper synthesizes current research findings to highlight effective nursing interventions and strategies that improve patient outcomes. The review also discusses challenges such as resource constraints, patient adherence issues, and the need for continued professional development. Ultimately, the paper underscores the importance of integrating nursing expertise into chronic disease management protocols and suggests future directions for research and policy development to support and expand the role of nurses in this critical area of healthcare.

Keywords

Chronic Disease Management, Nursing Interventions, Patient Education, Care Coordination, Evidence-Based Practice, Interdisciplinary Collaboration.

Prepared by the researcher:

Ali hussain alhaddad

mohammed ibrahem alramadhan

Amnah Taha Abuzaid

Akram Ibrahim Almatar

Moayed Ali Alabdulwahab

Murtdah yousef taher almoosa

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“The Effect of Antiviral Drugs on the Spread of Influenza Virus”

Abstract

Antiviral drugs are essential in managing and controlling influenza by diminishing symptom severity, minimizing the duration of illness, and preventing complications. This study investigates the effectiveness of antiviral medications in alleviating influenza symptoms and reducing viral transmission. The research underscores the significance of antiviral drugs for high-risk groups, such as the elderly, pregnant women, and persons with preexisting health issues, who are more susceptible to severe repercussions. Moreover, antivirals are essential in mitigating influenza-related complications, including pneumonia, and in decreasing hospitalization rates. Besides their medicinal application, antiviral drugs are crucial for managing epidemics by diminishing transmission, particularly in healthcare environments. Vaccines are essential for influenza prevention, while antiviral medications are crucial for controlling acute infections, especially during unexpected outbreaks or pandemics.

Keywords: Antiviral medications, influenza, oseltamivir, zanamivir, baloxavir marboxil, symptom severity, viral replication, viral shedding, influenza prevention.

Prepared by the researcher:

Baneen Abdullah Ali Almubarak, Zainab Baker Ahmed AlEssa, ‏Lamia Abdulmohsin Alibrahim, ‏Bayan Emad AlAbaad, Zainab Mohammed AlHajji, Maryam Ahmed AlYahya, Ali Jafar AlAli, ‏Sakinah Salman AlHumood, ‏Mousa Ahmed Al Taha, Merym Mohammed AlHakim, Mohammad Ali Ali AlJubran, Abdulmajeed Abdulaziz Alrajeh

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