Congratulations on the Acceptance of Your Master's Thesis. The Faculty of Nursing at Assiut University extends its sincere congratulations to researcher Tadros Abdo Mosaad Obeid, Educational Supervisor in the Department of Nursing Administration,

, Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University, on the acceptance of his Master's thesis entitled:

 

Patient Triage: A Key Factor in Improving Quality of Nursing Care and Patient Satisfaction.

 

This thesis was supervised and examined by a distinguished panel of professors:

Prof. Dr. Samah Mohamed Abdullah, Professor of Nursing Administration, Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University (Supervisor)

Prof. Dr. Hala Ramzy Youssef, Professor of Nursing Administration, Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University (Internal Examiner)

Prof. Dr. Huda Abdel Moneim El-Gendy, Professor of Nursing Management, Faculty of Nursing, Beni Suef University (External Examiner)

 

With best wishes for continued success in her academic and research career.

 

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The 8th International Conference of the Faculty of Nursing – Assiut University will be held in mid-February. The conference theme is: "Innovative Nursing Education for Pioneering Research

and Exceptional Practice."

A fruitful collaboration between Assiut University and Sphinx University will bring together a distinguished group of nursing experts from Egyptian and Arab universities for the 8th International Conference of the Faculty of Nursing – Assiut University, from February 8-9, 2026.

 

The conference will also offer the opportunity to publish full research papers in a special issue of the Faculty of Nursing Journal – Assiut University.

 

Professor Dr. Fatima Rushdi Mohamed, Dean of the Faculty, stated that this 8th International Conference is a joint effort between Assiut University and Sphinx University.

 

This conference marks a new beginning in the field of nursing, aiming to strengthen relationships, exchange scientific expertise, and encourage community engagement among universities. It also aims to motivate researchers to stay informed about the latest developments in the field. Assiut University is a leading institution and a hub for all Egyptian public and private universities.

 

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Next February, the 8th International Conference of the Faculty of Nursing – Assiut University will be held under the theme: “Innovative Nursing Education for Pioneering Research and Exceptional Practice.

 

” This fruitful collaboration between Assiut University and Sphinx University will bring together a distinguished group of nursing experts from Egyptian and Arab universities on February 8-9, 2026.

The conference will also offer an opportunity to publish full research papers in a special issue of the Faculty of Nursing Journal – Assiut University.

Professor Dr. Fatima Rushdi Mohamed, Dean of the Faculty, stated that this 8th International Conference is a joint effort between Assiut University and Sphinx University.

She added that this conference marks a new beginning in the field of nursing, aiming to strengthen relationships, exchange scientific expertise, encourage community engagement between universities, and promote research and the latest developments in the field. She emphasized that Assiut University is a leading institution and a hub for all Egyptian public and private universities.

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Congratulations on the Acceptance of Your Master's Thesis! The Faculty of Nursing at Assiut University extends its sincerest congratulations to Ms. Mona Sayed Mahmoud Mohamed, Teaching Assistant in the Department of Pediatric Nursing, Faculty of Nursing,

Assiut University, on the acceptance of her Master's thesis entitled:

 

Pediatric Oncology Nurses’ Knowledge and Practices toward Total Implantable Port-A-Cath

 

This thesis was supervised and examined by a distinguished panel of professors:

 

Prof. Dr. Awatif Elsayed Ahmed, Professor of Pediatric Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University (Supervisor)

 

Dr. Amira Hassan Abdel-Moftah, Assistant Professor of Pediatric Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University (Supervisor)

 

Dr. Amal Ahmed Mubarak, Assistant Professor of Pediatric Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University (Internal Examiner)

 

Prof. Dr. Yousria Elsayed Youssef, Professor of Pediatric Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Sohag University (External Examiner)

 

We wish her continued success in her academic and research endeavors. #Media_Faculty_of_Nursing_Assiut_University

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Congratulations on the Acceptance of Your Master's Thesis! The Faculty of Nursing at Assiut University extends its sincerest congratulations to Ms. Israa Mohamed Mahmoud Mohamed, a nursing specialist at the Girls' Nursing School in Tahta, Sohag,

 

on the acceptance of her Master's thesis entitled:

 

Factors and Outcomes Associated with Hemodynamic Instability for Hemodialysis Patients

This thesis was supervised and examined by a distinguished panel of professors:

 

Prof. Dr. Magda Mohamed Mehany, Professor of Critical Care and Emergency Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University (Supervisor)

 

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Hassan Mostafa, Professor of Internal Medicine and Nephrology, Faculty of Medicine, Assiut University (Supervisor)

 

Prof. Dr. Mervat Anwar Abdel Aziz, Professor of Critical Care and Emergency Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University (Internal Examiner)

 

Dr. Marwa Mohamed Abdel Baqi, Assistant Professor of Critical Care and Emergency Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Minia University (External Examiner)

 

We wish her continued success and fulfillment in her academic journey. Research.

 

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-Nursing educational program for improving older persons' hydration status

Research Abstract
Background
 
Dehydration is a serious public health concern occurred due to the imbalancebetween water intake and loss which increased in the climate change and Egypt's hot weather, leadto the morbidity and mortality rate raise among the older persons.
Aim
 
To evaluate the effect ofnursing educational program for improving older persons' hydration status.
Subjects and Method
 
One group pre-post intervention research design.
Setting
 
The study conducted at the (internalmedicine and urology) clinics at the Assuit University hospitals.
Sample
 
Total number of 130older persons was included. Study tools: Contained four tools; Tool (I): Consisted of four parts;personal data, El-Gilany scale for measurement of socioeconomic status, health condition andknowledge of older persons regarding dehydration. Tool (II): Dehydration screening. Tool (III):Hydration knowledge scale and Tool (IV): Hydration facilitators and barriers attitude.
Results
 
Mean ± SD and (range) of participant age: 69.28±7.65 (60-91). It was found that, more than half(56.9% &53.1% respectively) of them were male and had very low socioeconomic status. Therewas statistically significant effect of the educational program on the older persons' dehydrationstatus; also there was improvement of older person's hydration & dehydration knowledge andattitude of older persons about hydration facilitators and barriers after the application of theeducational program.
Conclusion and recommendations
 
These results support that the nursingeducational program improved the hydration status, hydration & dehydration knowledge andattitude toward hydration facilitators and barriers among older …
Research Authors
Martha M Labieb, Esteer I Ghayth, Shimaa E Aly, Shimaa A Khalaf
Research Department
Department of Gerontological
Research Journal
Tanta Scientific Nursing Journal
Research Member
Martha Melek Labeib gerges
Research Year
2024

- Effectiveness of Rehabilitative Nursing Intervention on Pain, Anxiety, Stress and Quality of life among Post COVID-19 Elderly Patients

Research Abstract
Background
 
COVID-19 is a highly contagious respiratory illness that poses a significant public health emergency, leading to varying levels of respiratory, physical, and psychological challengesTop of Form.
Aim
 
the aim of this study to evaluate the effectiveness of rehabilitative nursing intervention on pain, anxiety, stress and quality of life among elderly patients post COVID-19.
Methods
 
A quasi-experimental design research design (one group pre & posttest). Fifty elderly patients of both genders were selected from those who had attended the Post COVID-19 outpatient clinic.  
Tools
 
A structured interview questionnaire was created, encompassing personal attributes and medical background, the numeric pain rating scale, post-COVID conditions assessment, coronavirus anxiety scale, the 36-item COVID stress scales, and post-COVID-19 pandemic quality of life evaluation. This questionnaire was administered both before and after the intervention.
Results
 
There was a significant improvement in pain, anxiety stress and quality of life among elderly patients post COVID-19 in the post-test compared to the pre-test (p value= 0.001). Also, there were significant positive correlations among pain with stress, and anxiety levels in post-tests (r values 0.479, 0.463), respectively and there were significant negative correlations among quality of life with pain, anxiety and stress levels in post-tests (r values -.455, -.727, -.708), respectively.
Conclusion
 
The study revealed significant improvement of pain, stress, anxiety levels, and quality of life among the elderly patients after implementation the rehabilitative nursing intervention.
Research Authors
M Fahmy, H., R Osman, S., M Labieb, M., A Mohamed, A., & A Mohamed, A.
Research Department
Department of Gerontological
Research Journal
Egyptian Journal of Health Care
Research Member
Martha Melek Labeib gerges
Research Year
2023

-Do a health educational booklet and telephone follow-up sessions about long-term oxygen therapy influence health-related outcomes in COPD Patients?

Research Abstract

Long-term oxygen therapy is the cornerstone of treatment for patients with end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and chronic respiratory failure. Patients must adhere to it to improve respiratory function as well as health status. Aim: To determine the influence of a health educational booklet and telephone follow-up sessions about long-term oxygen therapy on health-related outcomes in COPD patients. Research design: One group pre-and post-test. Setting: Chest Diseases Department and Outpatient Chest Clinic within the Main Assuit University Hospital. Subject: Thirty patients with COPD received LTOT. Tool one: A structured interviews sheet with COPD patients. Tool two: Health Status assessment questionnaire involved two parts: the first section, the Saint George’s Respiratory Questionnaire for COPD Patients (SGRQ-C), and the second section, the Modified Medical Research Council Dyspnoea Scale (MMRC). Results: After receiving a health educational booklet and subsequent telephone follow-up sessions at 3 and 6 months, there was a noteworthy enhancement in arterial blood gas values and all components of the Saint George's Respiratory and Dyspnea scores, displaying statistical significance (p-value = 0.001**). Conclusion: The health educational booklet and telephone follow-up sessions regarding LTOT usage led to enhancements in COPD patients' health-related outcomes, a reduced frequency of hospital admissions, alleviated dyspnea, improved arterial blood gas and spirometry values, and enhanced overall health status in COPD patients. Recommendations: A health educational booklet and subsequent telephone follow-up sessions are recommended to be an integral part of and relevant to patients education to uncover patients’ attitudes toward clinical practice procedures.

Research Authors
Martha Melek Labieb, Fatma Gareh Ahmed, Nehmedo Mohamed Ibrahim, Ali Abdel-Azeem Hasan, Ghada Hassan Ahmed
Research Department
Department of Gerontological
Research Journal
Port Said Scientific Journal of Nursing
Research Member
Martha Melek Labeib gerges
Research Year
2024
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