Basic Informations
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Personal Details
- Name : Ahmed Mostafa Shehata Hanafi
- Birth Date : 18/7/1987
- Sex : Male
- Nationality : Egyptian
- Religion : Muslim
- Address : Toukh, Qalubia
- contact : Mob: 01144804988
Email (Personal): a_hnurse@yahoo.com
Email (Formal): ahmed01193@nursing.bsu.edu.eg
- Marital status : married
- Current Position : Demonstrator at medical-surgical department, faculty of
nursing, Beni suef university
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
· Bachelors of Nursing (2008), Faculty of Nursing - Cairo University, with general cumulative grade very good.
· Successfully completed the first, second and third term of post graduate master degree at faculty of nursing, Cairo University.
· Medical surgical department, Faculty of Nursing, Cairo University accepted the protocol of research entitled " Nursing staffs' knowledge and practice regarding prevention of hepatitis (C) virus transmission in hemodialysis units", on December, 2013.
Languages
- Arabic Languag : Mother tongue, Native Speaker.
- English Language : Very Good command of English, Reading, Writing and Spoken.
Computer skills
- ICDL.
- Very good usage of the internet .
Special training:
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2010 till now
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Name :Faculty of nursing
Address :Beni suef University
Position :Demonsterator at medical surgical department
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2008-2010
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Name :Misr International Hospital
Address : El Dokki
Position :Nursing specialist at hemodialysis department
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2009-2011
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Name :Al safa Hospital
Address : Almohandeseen
Position :Nursing specialist at cardiac care unit
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2012
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Name :Al Amal Hospital
Address : Almohandeseen
Position :Nursing specialist in Intensive care unit.
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SPECIAL courses & certificates ATTAINED:
v Successfully completed a course of studies in both the theory and practise of English language from SYLLABUS Foundation for Developing Human Resource on May 21, 2010.
v Certificate of attendance of the first annual conference "Nursing and Upper Egypt", Faculty of Nursing, Beni Suef University, December 26; 2010.
v Successfully completed a comprehensive seminar in NEURO LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING DIPLOMA from Business City International of Human Development, Training and Marketing; March, 2011.
v Certificate of attendance of the 2nd Conference of the Paediatrics Nursing Dept., Beni-Suef University in collaboration with The Egyptian Paediatrics Association; May 2012.
v Attendance of Celebration of the International Day for hand hygiene by Egyptian Society for Infection Control in collaboration with The Egyptian Association for Patient Safety; May, 2012.
v Certificate of attendance of the 2nd International Conference, Faculty of Nursing, Cairo University " Accreditation and Nursing Education, Challenges and Opportunities" ; March, 2013.
Certificates of Appreciation
v Outstanding performance during sharing in Implementation of medical and educational convoy in the village of (kemn Al- Aros) in Benisuef; December, 2010
v Outstanding performance as one of the team work of quality unit, faculty of nursing, Beni suef university; October, 2011.
v Outstanding performance as one of the team work of quality unit, faculty of nursing, Beni suef university; March, 2012.
References:
Personal and professional references will be furnished upon request.
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Master Title
NURSING STAFFS' KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE REGARDING PREVENTION of HEPATITIS (C) VIRUS TRANSMISSION in HEMODIALYSIS UNITS.
Master Abstract
Background: Compliance with hemodialysis (HD) precautions is essential in preventing the transmission of hepatitis C Virus (HCV) in hemodialysis units (HDUs). The aim of the study was to assess nursing staffs' knowledge and practice regarding the prevention of hepatitis C virus transmission in HDUs. Three main research questions were formulated to achieve the aim of the study. Research design: A descriptive exploratory study was utilized to fulfill the aim of the study. Subjects: A convenient sample of all hemodialysis nurses (55 nurses) in three HD units at Cairo University Hospital, Egypt. Tools: Two tools were designed to collect date pertinent to the study: a) Self-administered questionnaire to assess the subjects’ level of knowledge, and b) Observational checklist, used to assess subjects’ level of practice. Results: Showed that (54.5%) of the studied subjects have got a satisfactory level of knowledge regarding prevention of HCV transmission, while all of them (100%) have got an unsatisfactory level of practice regarding the same concerned topic. No significant statistical relationships have existed between nurses’ knowledge and practice and the designated socio-demographic variables except positive relation between practice scores and gender as well as the working areas. Recommendations: In-service training programs should be designed and implemented regularly to all hemodialysis nurses to enhance their knowledge and practice regarding prevention of HCV transmission in HD units.
PHD Title
NURSING STAFFS' KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE REGARDING PREVENTION of HEPATITIS (C) VIRUS TRANSMISSION in HEMODIALYSIS UNITS.
PHD Abstract
Background: Compliance with hemodialysis (HD) precautions is essential in preventing the transmission of hepatitis C Virus (HCV) in hemodialysis units (HDUs). The aim of the study was to assess nursing staffs' knowledge and practice regarding the prevention of hepatitis C virus transmission in HDUs. Three main research questions were formulated to achieve the aim of the study. Research design: A descriptive exploratory study was utilized to fulfill the aim of the study. Subjects: A convenient sample of all hemodialysis nurses (55 nurses) in three HD units at Cairo University Hospital, Egypt. Tools: Two tools were designed to collect date pertinent to the study: a) Self-administered questionnaire to assess the subjects’ level of knowledge, and b) Observational checklist, used to assess subjects’ level of practice. Results: Showed that (54.5%) of the studied subjects have got a satisfactory level of knowledge regarding prevention of HCV transmission, while all of them (100%) have got an unsatisfactory level of practice regarding the same concerned topic. No significant statistical relationships have existed between nurses’ knowledge and practice and the designated socio-demographic variables except positive relation between practice scores and gender as well as the working areas. Recommendations: In-service training programs should be designed and implemented regularly to all hemodialysis nurses to enhance their knowledge and practice regarding prevention of HCV transmission in HD units.