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DR. DEEAA KAREEM ABD ALI
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DR. DEEAA KAREEM ABD ALI

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About

- 2001 Al-Kufa Technical Institute / Nursing Department / Diploma in Nursing.
- 2005 University of Baghdad / College of Nursing / Bachelor Sciences in Nursing.
- 2010 University of Baghdad / College of Nursing / Master Degree in Nursing Sciences/
Adults Nursing.
- 2014 University of Baghdad / College of Nursing / Ph.D. in Nursing Sciences/ Adults Nursing.
EMPLOYMENT:
- 2006 Al-Sadder Medical City and Al-Hakeem General Hospital/ performing a specified patients’ care (Coronary Care Units, Operative Room, and Hemodialysis Units).
- 2007 University of Kufa/ Faculty of Nursing.
- 2009 Reporter of Adults Nursing and Fundamental of Nursing Departments.
- 2010 Head of Adults Nursing Department.
- 2015 Dean Deputy for Scientific and Post-Graduation Affairs.
- 2015 Director of the Advisory Center of Research and Data Analysis

- 2019 Dean of the Faculty of Nursing / University of Al-Ameed

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
- Adults nursing for undergraduate and post-graduate students.
- Nursing research for post-graduate students.
- Nursing theories for post-graduate students.
- Applied statistics for post-graduate students
- Applied research for post-graduate students
- Health assessment for undergraduate students.
- Provide lectures in critical care nursing and fundamental of nursing.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
- Academic supervisor on post-graduate students (Adults Nursing).
- Published a number of nursing studies, e.g.:
• Assessment of Spinal Cord Injured Persons’ Quality of Life, DKA Ali, Kufa Journal for Nursing Sciences 3 (1)
• Impact of Nurses’ Burnout on Patients’ Satisfaction with Nursing Care in Al-Najaf City SDN Diaa K. Abed-Ali, Hassan Abdullah Athbi, International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications 6 (1), 186-192.
• Evaluation of Cardiac Catheterization effect on Patients’ Renal Functions MAM Diaa K. Abed-Ali * International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications 6 (9), 377-382.
• Assessment of Patients’ Adherence to Therapeutic Recommendations after Ischemic Heart Diseases in Al-Najaf City DKAAD Halima, Y Al-Rubaiyee Kufa Journal for Nursing Sciences 5 (2)‎
• Effect Of Inhaled Anesthetics Gases On Health Staff Health Status In Al-Najaf City IAK Al-Ashour, DK Abd-Ali, MA Fallah, IQ Kteo, International Journal of Technology Enhancements and Emerging Engineering ...
• The impact of social and economic factors of patients on their adherence to medications after ischemic heart disease in Al-Najaf city
• Quality of Life of Patients with Ischemic Stroke versus Hemorrhagic Stroke: Comparative Study
• Effectiveness of Punica Granatum and Propolis: A New Dressing Method in Management of Diabetic Foot Ulceration
• Factors Affecting Self-Care Behaviors of Patients with Heart Failure
• Effect of Buteyko Method as a Respiratory Rehabilitation Technique on Patients' Lungs Capacities after Stroke
• Impact of Stroke on Patients’ Health Status at Middle Euphrates Neuroscience Center in Al Najaf -City.

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Publications

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2023

Assessment of Validity and Reliability of the Arabic Nursing Core Competencies Scale-70

Authorsdiaa K Abd Ali, , Hayder H Al-Hadrawi, Sadeq A Al-Fayyadh, Andaleeb M Abu Kamel, Safi D Al-Zayadi
JournalJournal for ReAttach Therapy and Developmental Diversities
Abstract

Aim and Objectives: The present study aims to provide an Arabic version scale that is valid and reliable to be used in Arabic countries to assess the level of competencies as it has become a prerequisite for nurses’ high-quality performance.

2022

Barriers to Effective Pain Management among Patients with Cancer

AuthorsDiaaK Abd Ali, Noora Salam Majhool,
JournalJournal of Positive School Psychology
Abstract

Background: Pain is one of the most common symptoms in patients with cancer. The common causes of acute cancer pain involve cancer itself or therapeutic modalities related to cancer include chemotherapy, radiation, targeted therapy, surgery, and diagnostic procedures; it requires effective pain management, and the barriers to cancer pain management are prevalent among patients with cancer around the world, this may hinder patients with cancer from receiving effective pain management.

2022

The Efficacy of Range of Motion Exercise in Reducing Shoulder Pain Related to Mastectomy: Randomized Control Trial

AuthorsDiaa K Abd Ali, Dunya Ghaleb Tareef, , Ammar R Mohammad
JournalJournal of Positive School Psychology
Abstract

Background: Shoulder pain is a common complication for women after mastectomy. Its affect more than half of the post-mastectomy patients. Shoulder pain is responsible for disability of shoulder and thus, affected patient's quality of life. Range of motion exercise is more effective technique to manage the pain and disability of shoulder following mastectomy.

2022

Relationship Between Exercise Training and Quality of Life in Heart Failure Patients

AuthorsDiaa K Abd Ali , Mohammed Hakim Al-Hchaim, Abeer Miri Abdullah,
JournalAl-Rafidain Journal of Medical Sciences (ISSN: 2789-3219)
Abstract

Heart failure (HF) is a growing disease that affects up to 6.5 million Americans and greatly contributes to the rising expense of health care. HF affects almost 23 million individuals worldwide. Exercise training increased patients' quality of life (QoL) and may be connected with lower morbidity and mortality.

2021

Effectiveness of Intradialytic Stretching Exercises on Prevention and Reduction of Leg Muscle Cramps among Patients undergoing Hemodialysis: Randomized Controlled Trial

AuthorsDiaa K Abd-Ali, Amjed Abdulabbas Shraida, , Hisham Q Mohammad
JournalIndian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
Abstract

Renal replacement therapy is a treatment option for people who have acute or chronic renal failure. A patient

2020

The Link between Locus of Control Orientation and Patients’ Adherence to Medication After Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.

AuthorsDiaa K Abd-Ali, Abbas F Moussa,
JournalIndian Journal of Public Health Research & Development
Abstract

The main cause of disease is tobacco smoking. Symptoms of the disease gradually appear from age 40 and above, and men are more likely to be effect with the disease than women around the world. The study focused on the relationship between awareness of the locus control orientation and of patients’ adherence to medication and in making appropriate decisions that avoid complications of disease and reduce the risk factors. A Descriptive Correlational Design is used through the present study in order to determine link between locus of control orientation and patients’ adherence to medication after chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. From October, 17th, 2018 to June, 13th, 2019. A Non-Probability (Accidental Sample) of (104) patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The study is conducted in Al-Najaf AlAshraf City’ s hospitals. The study instrument is adopted and developed by the …

2020

Factors Affecting Internally Displaced Persons Returning to their Home Cities

AuthorsDiaa K Abd Ali, , Mansor K Abd-Ali, Wid L Meseer, Sabreen G Gazal
JournalSystematic Reviews in Pharmacy
Abstract

Throughout the world, millions of people have been forced to flee their homes and communities for many reasons. Some are displaced only temporarily and are able to return to their communities when conflicts are resolved or flood waters have receded, but most live many years as refugees or IDPs. The present study is conducted to assess the factors affecting the IDPs returning to their home cities. A descriptive Survey Study is conducted from the period of 1st. Nov., 2018 to 30th.,

2020

Factors Affecting Self-Care Behaviors of Patients with Heart Failure.

Authors, Diaa K Abd-Ali , Zeena Q Abdulhussein
JournalMedico-Legal Update
Abstract

Abstract A Descriptive Correlational Design is carried out in Al-Najaf City/Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf Health Directorate/Al-Sadder Medical City, from October, 17th, 2018 to June, 13th, 2019, in order to assess Self-Care Behaviors of Heart Failure Patients, and to assess the factors affecting patients with heart failure. A Non-Probability (Purposive Sample) of (110) patients who had heart failure, those who visit Al-Sadder Medical City for follow up, treatment, or both. Reliability of the questionnaire is determined through a pilot study and the face validity is determine through a panel of experts. The data are collected through the utilization of the developed questionnaire after the validity and reliability are estimated, and by means of interview technique. The data are described statistically and analyzed through use of the descriptive and inferential statistical analysis approaches. The findings of the present study indicate that the …

2019

Effectiveness of punica granatum and propolis: a new dressing method in management of diabetic foot ulceration

Authors DKAA Al-Biatey,, Noor Sabry Hameed Al-Irayfawee, Zainab AH Al-Mubarak
JournalIndian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
Abstract

Propolisis a substance collected by honey bees from a plant’s buds and exudates and consists mainly of resins, balsams, beeswax, essential oils, pollen and other organic compounds. Propolis, due to its antibacterial, antifungal and healing properties, has been extensively used in the health industry worldwide. Punica granatum is rich in phenolic compounds and is an important source of hydrolysable tannins, ellagitannins and allergic acid. In addition to the tannins, pomegranates also contain flavonoids, including flavones, flavone’s and anthocyanin’s. A Pre-Test/Post-Test Control Quazi Experimental Design is carried out through the present study in order to determine the effectiveness of the punica granatum and propolis extracts in healing diabetic foot ulceration. The period of the study last from October, 2017 to September, 2018. As the study hypothesis is formulated to predict a positive effect of the Punica granatum and the Propolis extract on the healing of the diabetic foot ulceration. So, based on the study findings, this effect is proved; and there is no sufficient evidence to accept the null hypothesis, otherwise the alternative hypothesis is accepted. It is concluded that it is significant to use the punica granatum and propolis extracts in management of diabetic foot ulcerations.

2018

Quality of life of patients with ischemic stroke versus hemorrhagic stroke: comparative study

AuthorsDeeaa K Abd Ali
JournalResearch Journal of Pharmacy and Technology
Abstract

Quality of life (QOL) is an important aspect of a complete outcomes evaluation, to document the effects of rehabilitation for persons with disabilities, including those with stroke. A Comparative Descriptive Study is carried out in Al-Najaf City/Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf Health Directorate/Al-Forat Center for Neurological Sciences, from Nov. 6th, 2013, to April, 10th, in order to assess the quality of life for ischemic versus hemorrhagic stroke. A non-probability (Quota sample) of 200 patients (100 ischemic stroke patients, and 100 hemorrhagic stroke patients). The data are collected using semi-constructed questionnaire, which consists of three parts (1) Patients ’Demographic data. (2) Patients ’clinical data. (3) Patients’ quality of life (WHOQOL). Validity of the questionnaire is determined through a five experts, who have more than 10 years of experience in nursing field. The data described statistically and analyzed through use of …

2016

Impact of Nurses’ Burnout on Patients’ Satisfaction with Nursing Care in Al-Najaf City

AuthorsDiaa K. Abed-Ali, Safi D. Nawam , Hassan Abdullah Athbi
JournalInternational Journal of Scientific and Research Publications
Abstract

Work is a significant source of stress in all occupations; a nationwide poll by the American Psychological Association (APA) showed that approximately 75% of Americans experienced substantial stress at work and nearly half noted that their work productivity decreased because of the stress. A cross-sectional descriptive study is conduct in AL-Najaf City from Dec. 2nd., 2014 to March 15th., 2015. To assess the impact of nurses’ burnout on patients’ satisfaction with nursing care.

2015

Assessment of Patients’ Adherence to Therapeutic Recommendations after Ischemic Heart Diseases in Al-Najaf City

AuthorsDiaa Kareem Abd-Ali, Dr. Halima Yusuf Al-Rubaiyee
JournalKUFA JOURNAL FOR NURSING SCIENCES
Abstract

Results The study results show that the patients with ischemic heart diseases are fairly adhere to therapeutic recommendations. And there is a significant relationship of the residency, gender, and the patients occupational status on their adherence to therapeutic recommendations. Conclusion, There is a deficient in the patients' adherence to therapeutic recommendations. Recommendations, An intensive comprehensive studies could be conducted to assess the patients adherence to therapeutic recommendations and the factors that may affect such adherence, with a suitable solutions for these factors to improve the level of patients adherence.

2014

Effect of inhaled anesthetics gases on health staff health status in Al-najaf city

Authors Diaa K Abd-Ali, Mansour, Ibrahim A Kadhim Al-Ashour, A Fallah, Iman Q Kteo
JournalInt J Sci Technol Res
Abstract

Exposure of workers to waste anaesthetic gases in the operating and recovery rooms of hospitals is of concern because of the reported adverse effects of such gases on the health of personnel in this occupational group. Objectives To determine the effect of inhaled anesthetics gases on health staff health status (headache and dizziness). And to find out the association between the effects of inhaled anesthetics gases on health staff health status and their demographic data and job related data. Methodology, A Case-Control study is carried out in Al-Najaf Health Directorate/Al-Sadder medical city, from June 1st, 2013 to September 1st, 2013. A probability stratified sample of (29) from health staff personnel working in the operative rooms selected as a study group, and (13) from health staff personnel working in the other hospital wards selected as a control group, were included in the study. The data are collected through the use of semi-structured questionnaire, which consists of three parts including, demographic and job related data, data about headache characteristics, and data about the dizziness characteristics. Results and Conclusions The study results indicate that the health staff in operative rooms are more prone to have a headache and dizziness than those who working in other wards. And that there is a significant effect of the work place and the job title on the suffering of headache and dizziness among operative room health staff. Recommendations, The researchers recommend a further studies should be employed to involve a large number of health staff with a national level. An education programs should be focusing on how to …

2014

The impact of social and economic factors of patients on their adherence to medications after ischemic heart disease in Al-Najaf city

AuthorsKareem Abd-Ali Diaa,, Yusuf Al-Rubaiyee Halima
JournalSumy State University
Abstract

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains a global health problem that affects millions of people worldwide. This disease affects people at all ages; it's not a disease of the elderly. Thus, this study is conducted to establish a data base for the patient adherence to medications and the impact of social and economic factors on such adherence after ischemic heart disease in Al-Najaf City. Our aim was to assess patients’ adherence to medications after ischemic heart disease (IHD), to assess the social and economic factors of the patients, which may affect their adherence to medications, and to find out the impact of social and economic factors on patients’ adherence to medications.

2013

Assessment of spinal cord injured persons' quality of life

AuthorsDiaa K Abed Ali,, Narmeen B Tawfiq
JournalKufa Journal for Nursing Science
Abstract

Spinal cord injuries are a global health problem, which strikes millions of people worldwide, and causing either a lifetime severs disability or death. Objectives To assess spinal cord injured persons quality of life. Methodology A descriptive quantitative study is carried out at Ibn AL-Kuff Hospital for spinal cord injuries, started from December 20th, 2009 to July 20th, 2010. A non-probability (Purposive sample) of (100) spinal cord injured persons, who were clients of Ibn AL-Kuff hospital for spinal cord injuries/outpatient clinic after at least 6 months after their discharged from the hospital for medical follow-up and rehabilitation, within 16 years old or more. The data are collected through the use of semi-constructed questionnaire, which consists of three parts (1) Socio-demographic data form that consist 9-items (2) clinical characteristics form that consist of 10-items and (3) Main domains of the quality of life, which consist of six main domains: physical, psychological, level of independence, social, environmental, and spiritual domain, by means of direct interview technique with the spinal cord injured persons. Reliability of the questionnaire is determined through a pilot study and the validity through a panel of (15) experts. The data were described statistically and

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