By: Dr. Faten Ali Al-Shareef, Dr. Salma Ahmad Al-Abdallah, Prof. Hassan Mohammed Al-Ma'aitah

Published: December 6, 2024

Self-medication is a widespread global health concern, particularly prevalent among university students. This practice poses significant risks, as students often engage in self-medication without the guidance of healthcare professionals. Our study examines the prevalence and factors contributing to self-medication among university students. We conducted a cross-sectional study involving 800 university...

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By: Dr. Maya Cohen

Published: December 6, 2024

Infertility is a significant global health concern, and its prevalence has increased in recent years, affecting approximately 10%–15% of heterosexual couples with women of childbearing age. This paper explores the various dimensions of infertility, including its emotional and societal implications, particularly in the context of evolving family structures and societal...

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By: Dr. Fatima Ahmed Mohamed , Prof. Ahmed Mahmoud Hassan

Published: December 6, 2024

Contemporary educational trends emphasize a shift from artificial to deep learning, from passive to active learning, and from teacher-dependent instruction to self-directed learning (SDL). In the context of nursing education, this transformation is paramount for preparing students to deliver comprehensive care to diverse patient populations. SDL equips students with the...

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By: Dr. Amira Samir El-Masry, Dr. Hanaa Mahmoud Ahmed, Prof. Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Joudi

Published: December 6, 2024

Effective clinical training is a vital component of nursing education, influencing the quality and competence of future nursing professionals. Nursing students require high-quality clinical experiences to bridge the gap between theory and practice. This study aims to investigate the multifaceted nature of nursing students' clinical training experiences. The clinical environment...

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