The Global Researcher Club is excited to announce the launch of a new cross-sectional multinational study that targets medical and paramedical students with an online survey regarding self-prescribing medications. We are looking for dedicated collaborators to help us collect data from students in their respective countries, using an online survey. We will grant authorship to […]
The Global Researcher Club is pleased to announce the launch of a new cross-sectional multinational study covering the Eastern Mediterranean and North Africa regions. Our study aims to assess the evidence based practice of Healthcare Workers (HCWs) (Nurses, Pharmacists, Physicians, and Physiotherapists, Dentists) in these regions, who will be required to participate using an online
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Ramy Mohamed Ghazy 1, Debra Ukamaka Okeh 2, Malik Sallam 3 4, Mai Hussein 5, Horeya M Ismail 6 7, Saja Yazbek 8, Amira Mahboob 9, Samar Abd ElHafeez 10 Abstract The ongoing monkeypox (MPX) outbreak has been declared a public health emergency of international concern. People in close contact with active MPX cases, including
Psychological Antecedents of Healthcare Workers towards Monkeypox Vaccination in Nigeria Read More »
Ramy Mohamed Ghazy a 1, Elsayed Mohamed Hammad b 2, Mohamed Ashraf Hall c 3, Amira Mahboob d 4, Sally Zeina e 5, Eman H. Elbanna f 6, Noha Fadl g 7, Shaimaa Abdelaziz Abdelmoneim h 8, Rony ElMakhzangy g 9, Hammad Mohamed Hammad i 10, Afrah humidan Suliman j 11, Hayat Hasab Alkreem Atia
How can imported monkeypox break the borders? A rapid systematic review Read More »
Noha Fadl1*†, Salah T. Al Awaidy2,3, Abdelhamid Elshabrawy4†, Mona Sayed Aly Hassan Makhlouf5†, Sarah Assem Ibrahim4†, Suzan Abdel-Rahman4†, Nazir Ahmad Tookhy6†, Abdullah Alsalmani7†, Mays Al-Saeedi8†, Ibrahim Al-Sawalha9†, Mohammad Amin Aly El-Din10†, Janet Saad11†, Zainab Ayoob12†, Mohamed Khalil Rourou13†, Manahil Ali14†, Salha M. Tawati15†, Yahia Marwan Ahmed Gadain16, Sara Yunis Al-saidi17†, Ghadeer Ali Hassan18, Mariam Alsanafi19†,
Ramy Mohamed Ghazy ,Malik Sallam 2,3,*,Rasha Ashmawy ,Amira Mohamed Elzorkany 5,Omar Ahmed Reyad 6,Noha Alaa Hamdy ,Heba Khedr 8 andRasha Ali Mosallam 9 Despite national programs covering the cost of treatment for tuberculosis (TB) in many countries, TB patients still face substantial costs. The end TB strategy, set by the World Health Organization (WHO), calls
Hamdy A. Azim, MD1,2; Hagar Elghazawy , MD2,3; Ramy M. Ghazy , MD4; Ahmed H. Abdelaziz , MD3; Marwa Abdelsalam, MRCP2; Amira Elzorkany , MSc5; and Loay Kassem, MD1,2 PURPOSE Breast cancer (BC) is the most common cancer among Egyptian females. No current national cancer database is available in Egypt to provide reliable data on
Ramy Mohamed Ghazy ,Malik Sallam 2,,Noha Fadl 4,*,Etwal Bouraad 5,,Naglaa Youssef andOmnya Samy A. Ghoneim Children with cerebral palsy (CP) are at a greater risk of respiratory complications from coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Therefore, this study aimed to assess COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy (VH) among parents of CP children in Egypt, using the Arabic version of
Attitude of Parents of Children with Cerebral Palsy Towards COVID-19 Vaccination Read More »
Ramy Mohamed Ghazy 1,*,Saja Yazbek ,Assem Gebreal 3,Mai Hussein 4,5,Sylvia Agyeman Addai 6,7,8,Ernestina Mensah 9,Michael Sarfo ,Agyapong Kofi 11,Tareq AL-Ahdal 12,*andGilbert Eshun Background: Ghana ranked 31st worldwide and 3rd in Africa in the number of confirmed cases worldwide. We aimed to assess the intention to receive the monkeypox (MPOX) vaccine and its associated psychological antecedents
Monkeypox Vaccine Acceptance among Ghanaians: A Call for Action Read More »
Doaa Ali ElSayed ,Etwal Bou Raad 2,Salma A. Bekhit ,Malik Sallam 4,5,6,*,Nada M. Ibrahim 7,Sarah Soliman 8,Reham Abdullah 9,Shehata Farag 10,11 andRamy Mohamed Ghazy 8,* Abstract The parents’ attitude toward vaccinating children and adolescents against coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) remains inconsistent and needs further elucidation. The high rates of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in the Middle
