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Career vitae-
University nurse / specialty in hemodialysis / Hakim General- Hospital 2004 - 2006
Demonstrator technician in Adult Nursing Branch / Kufa- University
-Review committee
-The Book Evaluation Committee of our college teachers
-Committee for monitoring the progress of postgraduate students
-Educational Guidance Committee
-Student absence follow-up committee
-Evening study student admission committee
-Quality Assurance Council
-A committee supervising the medical detachment for the Arbaeen visit
-Plagiarism Committee - Scientific Promotion
-Scientific Seminars Committee
-Strategic plan follow-up committee
-Quality Assurance Council
-Purchasing committee
-Committee for selecting the ideal scientific branch
-Strategic Plan Follow-up Committee 2018-2022
-The second axis committee, educational content
-Price Moderation Committee
-Scientific Committee in the branch
-Preparatory Committee for the Basic Sciences Conference
-Scientific Seminars Committee
-Quality Committee in the branch
-Educational Guidance Committee
-The Cultural Committee
-Scientific Committee in the branch
-Curriculum Modernization Committee
-Student Absences Committee
-Internet extraction committee
-A committee inspects the progress of the examination process for postgraduate studies
-Proposal committee for establishing the midwifery and obstetrics branch
-Preparatory committee for an international conference on the management of rare and chronic diseases
-Paper files audit committee
-Committee for developing and correcting competitive exam questions
-Interview committee for candidates for admission to graduate studies
-A technical committee supervising the competitive examination
-Scientific data entry committee for the teaching and technical staff
-Breeding program management committee
-A preparatory committee holds a meeting of the Council of Nursing Deans
-Central Psychological Counseling and Educational Guidance Committee
-Committee for drafting standards for Iraqi nursing colleges
-Internet extraction committee
-Graduation research discussion committee
-Second Internal Departments Visiting Committee
-Clearing Committee
-A committee preparing a study on introducing a bridging diploma to obtain a bachelor’s degree
-A committee for reviewing and accepting files of students applying for the academic year 2021-2022
-Reception Committee for the academic year 2021-2022, morning study
-Examination committee for preliminary study - evening study
-Student GPA Correction Committee
-Postgraduate examination committee
-A committee that audits employee files to obtain study leave
-Committee for visiting internal departments for males
-Scientific Committee in the branch
-Scientific and Extracurricular Activities Committee
-Postgraduate Studies Committee
-Quality and Academic Accreditation Subcommittee
-Committee for approving graduation research titles
-Graduation research discussion committee
-Committee for preparing the question bank for evaluation exams
-A committee to audit and correct the rates of our college graduates
-Permanent Committee for Sustainable Development
-Correction Committee for competitive examination questions for master’s and doctoral degrees
-Committee for the citation of research extracted from theses of graduate students
-Internet scraping committee
-Committee for monitoring the payment of installments or the equivalent
-Examination committee for the calendar exam 2021-2022
-Plagiarism Committee
-Graduation Research Discussion Committee 2021-2022
-Member of a preparatory committee for a conference
-Discussion committee member
-Member of the committee for approving master’s theses titles
-Member of the Curriculum Standardization Committee
-Central Psychological Counseling and Educational Guidance Committee
-Internal Departments Visiting Committee
-Supervising graduation research, preliminary study and evening study
-Supervising graduation research, preliminary study and morning study
-Interview committee for students applying for evening studies
-A committee preparing the tinder for the new building of our college
-A committee to write and formulate the philosophy, vision, mission, mission and goals of the college
-Postgraduate Studies Audit Committee
-Scientific Committee in the Community Health Nursing Branch
-Scientific and Student Activities Committee
-Educational Guidance Committee
-Postgraduate Studies Audit Committee
-A committee for writing and collecting self-evaluation evidence
-Member of the Scientific Committee of the Conference on Quality Nursing Education in Iraq
-National Classification Data Collection Committee (Third Axis)
-Committee for receiving and reviewing the files of applicants for postgraduate studies
-Committee for refining and selecting questions for the competitive examination
-Correction Committee for Master’s Competitive Examination Questions
-Scientific Promotions Committee

College of Nursing 2006 - 2010-
Assistant Lecturer in the College Nursing of the University of Kufa, 2012
- Assistant Professor 2019
- PhD in 2020
Courses-
- Complete computer course-
-Research methods in nursing-
-The cholera epidemic and prevention-
-Physical examination-
-Leadership and communication skills and human relations-
-Prevention of swine flu-
-Nursing process-
-Early detection of breast cancer-
-Infection control in hospitals-
-ICDL-

Publications

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26.02.2020

Assessment of Psychosocial Status of the Displaced Students

AuthorsDr. Rajha A. Hamza , Mansour Abdullah Falah
JournalSys Rev Pharm
Abstract

ABSTRACT Objectives: To assess the psychosocial status of displaced students at University of Kufa Methodology: A descriptive-analytic study was conducted from the period from December 4th, 2017 -February 11th, 2018. The data was collected from 9th - 25th January 2018. The sample includes (80) internally displaced students. The study conducted at the University of Kufa. Data were analyzed through the use of descriptive data analysis. Result: the result of the study shows that 51.3% of the sample was between 22-25 years of age, and 62.5% of them live in the rent house many students suffer from a mental problem, and 33.8 % Feeling very upset when something reminded them of the stressful experience Conclusion: Displacement has an influence displaced student's psychosocial status. Recommendation: other studies must be conducted to include all other health aspects related to displaced students. The Educational guidance and psychological support committees in these faculties need to follow the IDPs students to know and solve any psychological the problem may found with them

2017

Effect of bladder cancer on patient lifestyle at Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf Oncology center

AuthorsIbrahim A. Al-Ashour, Mohammed H. Shamran Mansour A. Falah
JournalIOSR Journal of Nursing and Health Science (IOSR-JNHS)
Abstract

Abstract: A descriptive study used to find effects of bladder cancer on patient'slifestyle, the study was carried out the period from November 2016 to march 2017.The study aims to find out effect of bladder cancer on patient lifestyle at Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf oncology center. A purposive sample involved (25) patients who attended to the oncology Center.The data were collected using a screening questionnaire (main domain of lifestyle), to determine the effect of bladder cancer on patient’s life style.The study was analyzed by use of descriptive and inferential statistics.As a result of the study show the highest percentage increase was for males (72%), also show the bladder cancer effect on the patient life style. The study concludesthat the bladder cancer most commonly effected elderly people.And the study indicates that the majority of the study sample was married (84%). The study recommended the following special training sessions for nurses that working in the oncology center to improve their knowledge about life style problems related to the patient with bladder cancer which reflect on nurse's performance and create especial teaching room for nurses to educate the patients about their disease and developed their ability to improve quality of life.

2017

Impact of Social Media upon Undergraduates Student Behaviors in University of Kufa, Iraq

AuthorsMansour Abdullah Falah , Ahmed A. Al-Shammari Ibrahim A.K. AL-Ashour
JournalInternational Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences
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There has been a great and rapid development in technology of various kinds, including social media, which have made the world a small village. In terms of video and audio communication, different behaviors have appeared in recent times, affecting the behavior of individuals negatively. A study of descriptive between Kufa University students for Day and Night studies was conducted for both sexes. A sample of (525) male and female students from all 21 university faculties was taken from 25 students randomly. Starting with the study from December 2016 to March 2017, a heterogeneous stratified sample was selected. The data was collected by means of a questionnaire designed and composed of three parts. The first part included the demographic information (5 items). The second part included information about social media that included (4 items) and last information about the behavior included (50 items). The study showed that 36% of the students were affected by the social media. As for the other demographic part, no significant relationship was found

2016

Association between serum bilirubin and oxygen saturation for newborn in Al -Zahra'a Teaching Hospital of Al- Najaf Governorate

AuthorsDr.Ahmed A. Altufaili , Ibrahim A.K.AL-Ashour Mansour Abdullah Falah
JournalInternational Journal of Scientific and Research Publications
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Abstract- A complete of (32) stool samples of infants, complaining from diarrhoea had been protected in this take a look at. all of them recognized as fungal infections via making a habitual and confirmative diagnostic techniques, after primary isolation of Candida species, the outcomes monitor that : 12 (37.5%) of isolates had been Candida albicans, 11 (34.4%) of isolates have been Candida tropicalis and 3 (nine.4%) of each isolate of Candida cruzei, Candida globrata and Candida parapsilosis. five isolates from every considered one of C. albicans and C. tropicalis have been selected randomly for reading of sensitivity of these isolates to four plant’s aqueous extracts, the extracts which were (Thymus vulgaris leaves, Punica grantum end result peels and Glyceriza glabra roots), diameters of inhibition zones were improved while the concentrations of extracts have been accelerated .This approach was the great in clarification of effects of sensitivity exams. outcomes tested that the aqueous extracts of T. vulgaris (Leaves) and P. grantum (Fruit Peels) Produced inhibition region towards C. albicans at (25, 50 and100 mcg /ml ) concentrations, while the alternative aqueous extracts of plant below study monitor a totally little or no inhibition zones at (25, 50 and100 mcg /ml ) concentrations.whilst contrast of the plant aqueous extracts with both standard antifungal drugs of Ketoconazole and Amphotericin B under take a look at, i found that the aqueous extracts of P. T. vulgaris (Leaves) and P. grantum (Fruit Peels) have been extra antifungal powerful than other aqueous extracts of plants under studies at (100 mcg /ml) attention for both, and detected also that aqueous extracts of T. vulgaris (Leaves) have been extra antifungal effective than other aqueous extracts of plant life under research at (25 mcg /ml) awareness for both.In comparison with Amphotericin B, I detected that the aqueous extracts of T. vulgaris (Leaves) were greater antifungal effective than different aqueous extracts of flowers beneath studies at (50 mcg /ml) awareness for each. And in evaluation with ketoconazole, we found that the aqueous extract of T. vulgaris (Leaves) was more antifungal effective than other aqueous extracts of vegetation beneath studies at (50 mcg /ml) concentration for both.

2016

Evaluation of Some Plant Aqueous Extract's Influence on the Candida Species Isolated from the Stool Samples of Infants

AuthorsDr.Ahmed A. Altufaili, brahim A.K.AL-Ashour Mansour Abdullah Falah
JournalInternational Journal of Scientific and Research Publications
Abstract

Abstract: A complete of (32) stool samples of infants, complaining from diarrhoea had been protected in this take a look at. all of them recognized as fungal infections via making a habitual and confirmative diagnostic techniques, after primary isolation of Candida species, the outcomes monitor that : 12 (37.5%) of isolates had been Candida albicans, 11 (34.4%) of isolates have been Candida tropicalis and 3 (nine.4%) of each isolate of Candida cruzei, Candida globrata and Candida parapsilosis. five isolates from every considered one of C. albicans and C. tropicalis have been selected randomly for reading of sensitivity of these isolates to four plant’s aqueous extracts, the extracts which were (Thymus vulgaris leaves, Punica grantum end result peels and Glyceriza glabra roots), their minimal Inhibitory concentration (MIC) and minimal Fungicidal attention (MFC) had been studied by way of the use of the dilution method through Sabouraud Dextrose Broth .The effects display the MIC of Punica grantum (Fruit Peels) aqueous extracts was (6.25 ) mcg / ml., and the MFC was (12.five) mcg / ml., the MIC of Thymus vulgaris (Leaves) aqueous extracts turned into (12.five) mcg / ml., and the MFC was(25) mcg/ml , while the rest flora aqueous extracts of (Glyceriza glabra Roots)) were outcomes don't have any or very little antifungal activities in all of the isolates, so there were now not MIC and MFC for it .A second approach was used to test the antifungal activity of the same 4 plant’s aqueous extracts by using the agar nicely diffusion approach, and the consequences showed that the diameters of inhibition zones were improved while the concentrations of extracts have been accelerated .This approach was the great in clarification of effects of sensitivity exams. outcomes tested that the aqueous extracts of T. vulgaris (Leaves) and P. grantum (Fruit Peels) Produced inhibition region towards C. albicans at (25, 50 and100 mcg /ml ) concentrations, while the alternative aqueous extracts of plant below study monitor a totally little or no inhibition zones at (25, 50 and100 mcg /ml ) concentrations.whilst contrast of the plant aqueous extracts with both standard antifungal drugs of Ketoconazole and Amphotericin B under take a look at, i found that the aqueous extracts of P. T. vulgaris (Leaves) and P. grantum (Fruit Peels) have been extra antifungal powerful than other aqueous extracts of plants under studies at (100 mcg /ml) attention for both, and detected also that aqueous extracts of T. vulgaris (Leaves) have been extra antifungal effective than other aqueous extracts of plant life under research at (25 mcg /ml) awareness for both.In comparison with Amphotericin B, I detected that the aqueous extracts of T. vulgaris (Leaves) were greater antifungal effective than different aqueous extracts of flowers beneath studies at (50 mcg /ml) awareness for each. And in evaluation with ketoconazole, we found that the aqueous extract of T. vulgaris (Leaves) was more antifungal effective than other aqueous extracts of vegetation beneath studies at (50 mcg /ml) concentration for both.

2016

Impact of Domestic Violence on Nursing Collegians Behavior

AuthorsMansour Abdullah Falah
JournalInternational Journal of Scientific and Research Publications,
Abstract

Abstract Domestic violence and its impact on human behavior of the most important problems facing the people at this time because of the pressures of life and the health problems and the many wars, news and frequent scenes of violence a day is considered. Descriptive study was conducted for the students of the relationship the College of Nursing of the four stages of the study the morning and both sexes were taken prying composed of 200 students from all 50 students' stage. the study begin from December 2015 to March 2016 were chosen disproportional stratified sample, where information was collected by questionnaire designed and composed of three axes the first axes included demographic data (10 items) second axis included data about violence included (20 item) and last one data about the behavior included (30 items). The study showed that the rate of violence among students is less (57%) and in concerning behavior study showed that (90.5%) is a good behavior and finally, with concern to the relationship between violence and behavior the study shows there is a significant relationship between them. The study recommended to presentation educational lectures on domestic violence and what of negative influence on behavior and relationships between humans and find out the reasons and factors affecting that considered source of violence and to Planning appropriate successful solutions.

2015

Females' Satisfaction and Perception about Prenatal Care Services at Primary Health Care Centers

AuthorsMansour Abdullah Falah
JournalInternational Journal of Scientific and Research Publications
Abstract

Abstract- Objective: to assess some aspects of expressed maternal (pregnant women) satisfaction and perception of care provided at 10 primary health care centers within the Primary Health Care. Methodology: The study covered a sample of 50 pregnant women attending for maternal health care. From May 10th to August 30th each individual in the sample was interviewed using a specific questionnaire form. The results indicated that most of women attending Prenatal care are good perception with care provided, the level of satisfaction was mostly of pregnant women is satisfied with care services. The study indicates no correlation relationship between overall satisfaction and their demographic characteristic expect the number dead birth with p-value (0.025). Conclusion: the most of women pregnant no opportunity for better education and most of pregnant women were satisfied with all care aspect. Recommendation: to further studies should be conducted to involve a larger geographical area. The Ministry of Health should apply continuing education courses for staffs' worker in primary health care centers to increase their knowledge about maternal and child health care services.

2014

Effect Of Inhaled Anesthetics Gases On Health Staff Health Status In Al-Najaf City

AuthorsIbrahim A. Kadhim Al-Ashour, Diaa K. Abd-Ali, Mansour A. Fallah, Iman Q. Kteo
JournalINTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC & TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH VOLUME
Abstract

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 manage these gases to reduce its effects on health staff health status.

2012

Assessment of the Adolescents' Nutritional Status through Anthropometric Measurements in Al- Najaf Al-Ashraf Governorate

AuthorsMansour A. AL-Zurfy, M.Sc.N, Hala S. Abdul-Wahid, PhD
Journalkufa university - faculty of Nursing
Abstract

Abstract Objective(s): The objective of the study is to determine the nutritional status of adolescents through anthropometric measurements (Body Mass Index, triceps skin fold thickness, mid-upper arm circumference and mid-arm muscle circumference) in Al- Najaf governorate. Methodology: descriptive study was conducted in the governorate of Najaf on adolescents aged (10-19), in collaboration with the Directorate of Education in the governorate of Najaf for the period from December 1st 2011 to June 1st 2012. The sample included students of primary schools, intermediate schools and secondary schools (1330 students) males and females and the sample at random selected from those schools, in Najaf, the division into three districts ( Najaf, Kufa, and Manadhera) and all divided into urban and rural areas. The information was collected through self-fill data as a way to collect the sample using a questionnaire composed of two parts, Part I, including demographic characteristics and contains(12) Items and the second part, which included anthropometric measurements that filled by the researcher. Select the stability of the questionnaire during the study and select the pilot study through a group of 15 experts. Been described and analyzed the data using methods of descriptive statistics and inferential.Results: The results showed that there was a significant correlation scale, the proportion of fat under the skin and the ratio of the effect in males 22.5% and females 16.4%, while with regard to the scale of the vicinity of the average upper arm was Ceuta effect in males 51.1% and females 41.2%, with respect to scale ocean Average arm muscles influencing the proportion of 67% in males and females 75.9%, the study showed that there is a significant impact between nutritional status and adolescents of both sex. Conclusion: The vast majority of students were at age group (14 – 15 and16 - 17) years; also Education Levels in Secondary schools; and in Family type in Nuclear family rather than extended family, also Socio-Economic Status in Middle status. The Body Mass Index was normal weight for both gender. The large subject of study in Triceps Skin fold Thickness the normal range in male, but above normal range in female. In the both genders, the Mid-Upper Arm Circumference was lower than normal range in great subject of the study. In both genders, the Mid-Arm Muscle Circumference was lower than normal range in great subject of the study. Recommendations: The study recommended to pay attention to adolescents in terms of food and the emphasis on food quality, not quantity, activating the role of school health and give importance to the countryside more broadly, the work of rounds of health inspection for teenagers interested in aspect and food follow a regular basis, work sessions of the healthy nutrition of the parents in the schools with the assistance of specialists in the field of nutrition and public health, the work of explanatory posters showing the importance of nutrition and food in adolescence

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