Mohammed Ali
Biographic Data
| ID | 3693899 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mohammed Ali |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mohammed |
| FAMILY NAME | Ali |
| SIGNATURE | ALI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Curtin University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0930-701X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 25 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Health information priorities and recommendations
PURPOSE: Targeted evidence is needed to inform health promotion initiatives amongst growing Myanmar diaspora communities in Australia and globally. This study aimed to report on health information priorities and recommendations identified by women of refugee background from Myanmar settled in Western Australia and their female community leaders. METHODS: Guided by participatory action research principles, four community listening sessions were co…
A Systems Thinking Framework for the Integration of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Decolonising Higher Education
Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) presents higher education (HE) with both significant risks and important opportunities for advancing decolonisation. This paper develops a systems thinking (ST) framework for the ethical and responsible integration of GAI in HE, bringing together ethical AI design, adaptive pedagogy and collaborative governance to support epistemic justice, mitigate algorithmic bias and enable inclusive curriculum transfor…
Can the interaction of offending propensity and criminogenic exposure explain reoffending among justice-involved adolescents
The Dynamics of Backpacker Umrah within the Framework of Maqashid Asy-Syariah and Sociology of Law
The backpacker umrah phenomenon reflects the community’s aspiration to perform worship in a more flexible and economical manner, yet it simultaneously generates serious concerns from both positive law and sharī’ah perspectives, as it is conducted outside the framework of official state mechanisms. This study analyzes backpacker Umrah from the perspective of Maqashid al-Shariah and legal sociology and offers ideal regulations that protect pilgrims…
Green harmonious human resource management
Revisiting Critical Systems Thinking
Critical systems thinking (CST) is a holistic framework that has proven instrumental in understanding and addressing complex problems across various domains, including social, environmental, and economic systems. Despite its longstanding reputation for fostering a comprehensive approach, its limitations in effectively addressing contemporary sustainability issues necessitate a critical reassessment. This paper aims to explore the CST paradox, rec…
Understanding the technical and social paradoxes of learning management systems usage in higher education
The recent COVID‐19 pandemic has created an unprecedentedly complex situation and wicked problem in the education domain. This has forced educators and learners to study from home using unfamiliar pedagogical typologies and technologies in order to adapt to the new work routine. This research contributes to theory and practice by adopting a sociotechnical approach (STS) to understand the technical and social implications of learning management sy…
Archaeology as Cultural Heritage in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Cultural heritage in the Middle East has over the past decades been treated and discussed in terms of an unfolding catastrophe. International archaeologists have responded with a set of emergency measures that include the remote monitoring of site conditions, the exposing of the trade in illicit antiquities, and the provision of technical assistance and training for the conservation, reconstruction, and monitoring of monuments and sites. These in…
Reconstructing Islamic Epistemology
The modern positivistic paradigm, which places significant emphasis on empirical verification, has led to a shift in the position of Islamic sciences. Islamic sciences, which rely on a balance between revelation, reason, and human experience, have been affected by this shift. In the intellectual history of Islam, the mystical dimension has played an important role in shaping the conception of science. This raises critical questions about the role…
The effect of mobile phone utilization for enhanced adherence counselling intervention among persons with HIV
The conduct of physical enhanced adherence counselling (EAC) for antiretroviral therapy (ART) non-adherers is often flawed by objectionable time lag from commencement to timely completion of the process. Therefore, we conducted a retrospective cohort study of 342 adults (≥18 years) with HIV on ART to determine the outcome of utilizing mobile phone based EAC intervention. Structural equation modelling framework, with full information maximum likel…
Seeking Health Information
Women of refugee background are subject to significant health inequity. Access to health information and a good level of health literacy are integral components to manage one's health needs. The aim of this study isto understand the experiences of women of refugee background from Myanmar seeking and accessing health information. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 14 women of refugee background from Myanmar resettled in Western Austral…
Accessing and navigating healthcare
Despite well-documented health problems, healthcare access by women of refugee background in resettlement countries is typically poor. Suggested reasons include inadequate health literacy and resettlement challenges. A scoping review to explore the experiences of women of refugee background from Myanmar accessing and navigating healthcare was conducted following Arksey and O'Malley's framework, with an intersectional lens. Studies were analysed t…
Remote Work and Sustainable Changes for the Future of Global Business
There is a void of research and other academic materials to support stakeholders operating within industry and the service sector with respect to their perceptions and experiences of remote work, particularly in the context of global business, sustainability, and change management. As more businesses consider remaining and maintaining a remote workforce, it is of paramount importance that new research be conducted regarding the multifaceted area …
Effect of a lay counselor-delivered integrated maternal mental health and early childhood development group-based intervention in Northern Ghana
This real-world evaluation had null findings; however, post-intervention depression levels were very low in both arms (3%). Future research should examine the potential impact of women's groups on postpartum mental health more broadly with varying content
The impact of a maternal mental health intervention on intimate partner violence in Northern Ghana and the mediating roles of social support and couple communication
ClinicalTrials.gov # NCT03665246 , Registered on August 20th, 2018
The Effects of Antenatal Depression and Women’s Perception of Having Poor Health on Maternal Health Service Utilization in Northern Ghana
Need and acceptability of story books intended to help with the process of informing children about their HIV status in Malawi
The rate of disclosure of HIV status to children living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa remains low despite the World Health Organisation's recommendation that children should be told about their HIV status by the age of 12 years. Authors of previous studies have identified lack of disclosure materials as the main barrier to disclosure of HIV status. This study aimed to assess the need and acceptability of a series of age-appropriate children stor…
A Multilevel Intervention With African American Churches to Enhance Adoption of Point-of-Care HIV and Diabetes Testing, 2014–2018
We describe a multilevel intervention to enhance adoption of point-of-care HIV and diabetes testing at church health fairs in Atlanta, Georgia. Church leaders viewed a leadership video and subsequently conducted social activities that support testing. After the multilevel intervention, a third of churches hosted HIV and diabetes health fairs, and church leaders engaged in more social activities. Of 193 attendees receiving health services, 56.6% r…
Primary caregivers, healthcare workers, teachers and community leaders’ perceptions and experiences of their involvement, practice and challenges of disclosure of HIV status to children living with HI…
Global resources are required to better support children living with HIV and their families. Healthcare workers and teachers would benefit greatly from training in working together with families living with HIV and, specifically, training in the disclosure process. Resources, in the form of books and other educational materials, would help them explain HIV and its effective management to children and families
The effect of social behavior change communication package on maternal knowledge in obstetric danger signs among mothers in East Mamprusi District of Ghana
BACKGROUND: An understanding of maternal knowledge of the danger signs of obstetric and newborn complications is fundamental to attaining universal health coverage. In Northern Ghana, where maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality is high, little is known about the current knowledge level and associated determinants of these danger signs. This study assessed the effect of social behavior change communication (SBCC) package on knowledge of obs…
Mobilising faith-based and lay leaders to address antenatal care outcomes in northern Ghana
Despite the benefits of antenatal care, evidence from sub-Saharan Africa suggests that women often initiate these services after the first trimester of pregnancy and do not complete the recommended number of visits. This study examines the impact of mobilising faith-based and lay leaders to address the socio-cultural barriers to antenatal care uptake in northern Ghana in the context of a broader child survival project. A quasi-experimental design…
Key health themes and reporting of numerical cigarette–waterpipe equivalence in online news articles reporting on waterpipe tobacco smoking
Those wishing to write or publish information related to WTS may wish to avoid comparing WTS to cigarettes using numerical values as this is a major source of confusion. Future research is needed to address the impact of the media on the attitudes, initiation and cessation rates of waterpipe smokers
Psychological and social consequences among mothers suffering from perinatal loss
This study highlights the greatly increased vulnerability of women with perinatal death to experience negative psychological and social consequences. There is an urgent need to develop appropriate mental health care services for mothers with perinatal deaths in Bangladesh, including interventions to develop positive family support
The Social and Environmental Factors Underlying Maternal Malnutrition in Rural Bangladesh
Levels of low birth weight (LBW) and maternal malnutrition in rural Bangladesh are among the highest in the world. We surveyed dietary practices among pregnant mothers in a rural area served by a reproductive health and nutrition program. In total, 30 semi-structured interviews and five focus group discussions were carried out, supplemented by participant observations. Despite high levels of awareness of nutritional dietary requirements, half the…
Problems and prospects of Bangladesh tea
A Multilevel Intervention With African American Churches to Enhance Adoption of Point-of-Care HIV and Diabetes Testing, 2014–2018
We describe a multilevel intervention to enhance adoption of point-of-care HIV and diabetes testing at church health fairs in Atlanta, Georgia. Church leaders viewed a leadership video and subsequently conducted social activities that support testing. After the multilevel intervention, a third of churches hosted HIV and diabetes health fairs, and church leaders engaged in more social activities. Of 193 attendees receiving health services, 56.6% r…
Factors Looking to Eastern World Leadership
Today Asians look for a synthesis between West ern ways that have deeply influenced them and their own cul ture. They know that isolation is impossible and are conscious of the interdependence of peoples. Asians want partnership with the West based on trust. Owing to past misfortunes, Asians are still suspicious. The West has to convince Asians that the past is gone and that they wish to help the East. Until all countries are free, Asians will co…
Problems and prospects of Bangladesh tea
The Social and Environmental Factors Underlying Maternal Malnutrition in Rural Bangladesh
Levels of low birth weight (LBW) and maternal malnutrition in rural Bangladesh are among the highest in the world. We surveyed dietary practices among pregnant mothers in a rural area served by a reproductive health and nutrition program. In total, 30 semi-structured interviews and five focus group discussions were carried out, supplemented by participant observations. Despite high levels of awareness of nutritional dietary requirements, half the…
Psychological and social consequences among mothers suffering from perinatal loss
This study highlights the greatly increased vulnerability of women with perinatal death to experience negative psychological and social consequences. There is an urgent need to develop appropriate mental health care services for mothers with perinatal deaths in Bangladesh, including interventions to develop positive family support
Key health themes and reporting of numerical cigarette–waterpipe equivalence in online news articles reporting on waterpipe tobacco smoking
Those wishing to write or publish information related to WTS may wish to avoid comparing WTS to cigarettes using numerical values as this is a major source of confusion. Future research is needed to address the impact of the media on the attitudes, initiation and cessation rates of waterpipe smokers
The effect of social behavior change communication package on maternal knowledge in obstetric danger signs among mothers in East Mamprusi District of Ghana
BACKGROUND: An understanding of maternal knowledge of the danger signs of obstetric and newborn complications is fundamental to attaining universal health coverage. In Northern Ghana, where maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality is high, little is known about the current knowledge level and associated determinants of these danger signs. This study assessed the effect of social behavior change communication (SBCC) package on knowledge of obs…
Mobilising faith-based and lay leaders to address antenatal care outcomes in northern Ghana
Despite the benefits of antenatal care, evidence from sub-Saharan Africa suggests that women often initiate these services after the first trimester of pregnancy and do not complete the recommended number of visits. This study examines the impact of mobilising faith-based and lay leaders to address the socio-cultural barriers to antenatal care uptake in northern Ghana in the context of a broader child survival project. A quasi-experimental design…
Primary caregivers, healthcare workers, teachers and community leaders’ perceptions and experiences of their involvement, practice and challenges of disclosure of HIV status to children living with HI…
Global resources are required to better support children living with HIV and their families. Healthcare workers and teachers would benefit greatly from training in working together with families living with HIV and, specifically, training in the disclosure process. Resources, in the form of books and other educational materials, would help them explain HIV and its effective management to children and families
Need and acceptability of story books intended to help with the process of informing children about their HIV status in Malawi
The rate of disclosure of HIV status to children living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa remains low despite the World Health Organisation's recommendation that children should be told about their HIV status by the age of 12 years. Authors of previous studies have identified lack of disclosure materials as the main barrier to disclosure of HIV status. This study aimed to assess the need and acceptability of a series of age-appropriate children stor…
A Multilevel Intervention With African American Churches to Enhance Adoption of Point-of-Care HIV and Diabetes Testing, 2014–2018
We describe a multilevel intervention to enhance adoption of point-of-care HIV and diabetes testing at church health fairs in Atlanta, Georgia. Church leaders viewed a leadership video and subsequently conducted social activities that support testing. After the multilevel intervention, a third of churches hosted HIV and diabetes health fairs, and church leaders engaged in more social activities. Of 193 attendees receiving health services, 56.6% r…
Remote Work and Sustainable Changes for the Future of Global Business
There is a void of research and other academic materials to support stakeholders operating within industry and the service sector with respect to their perceptions and experiences of remote work, particularly in the context of global business, sustainability, and change management. As more businesses consider remaining and maintaining a remote workforce, it is of paramount importance that new research be conducted regarding the multifaceted area …
Effect of a lay counselor-delivered integrated maternal mental health and early childhood development group-based intervention in Northern Ghana
This real-world evaluation had null findings; however, post-intervention depression levels were very low in both arms (3%). Future research should examine the potential impact of women's groups on postpartum mental health more broadly with varying content
The impact of a maternal mental health intervention on intimate partner violence in Northern Ghana and the mediating roles of social support and couple communication
ClinicalTrials.gov # NCT03665246 , Registered on August 20th, 2018
The Effects of Antenatal Depression and Women’s Perception of Having Poor Health on Maternal Health Service Utilization in Northern Ghana
Seeking Health Information
Women of refugee background are subject to significant health inequity. Access to health information and a good level of health literacy are integral components to manage one's health needs. The aim of this study isto understand the experiences of women of refugee background from Myanmar seeking and accessing health information. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 14 women of refugee background from Myanmar resettled in Western Austral…
Accessing and navigating healthcare
Despite well-documented health problems, healthcare access by women of refugee background in resettlement countries is typically poor. Suggested reasons include inadequate health literacy and resettlement challenges. A scoping review to explore the experiences of women of refugee background from Myanmar accessing and navigating healthcare was conducted following Arksey and O'Malley's framework, with an intersectional lens. Studies were analysed t…
Reconstructing Islamic Epistemology
The modern positivistic paradigm, which places significant emphasis on empirical verification, has led to a shift in the position of Islamic sciences. Islamic sciences, which rely on a balance between revelation, reason, and human experience, have been affected by this shift. In the intellectual history of Islam, the mystical dimension has played an important role in shaping the conception of science. This raises critical questions about the role…
The effect of mobile phone utilization for enhanced adherence counselling intervention among persons with HIV
The conduct of physical enhanced adherence counselling (EAC) for antiretroviral therapy (ART) non-adherers is often flawed by objectionable time lag from commencement to timely completion of the process. Therefore, we conducted a retrospective cohort study of 342 adults (≥18 years) with HIV on ART to determine the outcome of utilizing mobile phone based EAC intervention. Structural equation modelling framework, with full information maximum likel…
Understanding the technical and social paradoxes of learning management systems usage in higher education
The recent COVID‐19 pandemic has created an unprecedentedly complex situation and wicked problem in the education domain. This has forced educators and learners to study from home using unfamiliar pedagogical typologies and technologies in order to adapt to the new work routine. This research contributes to theory and practice by adopting a sociotechnical approach (STS) to understand the technical and social implications of learning management sy…
Archaeology as Cultural Heritage in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Cultural heritage in the Middle East has over the past decades been treated and discussed in terms of an unfolding catastrophe. International archaeologists have responded with a set of emergency measures that include the remote monitoring of site conditions, the exposing of the trade in illicit antiquities, and the provision of technical assistance and training for the conservation, reconstruction, and monitoring of monuments and sites. These in…
The Dynamics of Backpacker Umrah within the Framework of Maqashid Asy-Syariah and Sociology of Law
The backpacker umrah phenomenon reflects the community’s aspiration to perform worship in a more flexible and economical manner, yet it simultaneously generates serious concerns from both positive law and sharī’ah perspectives, as it is conducted outside the framework of official state mechanisms. This study analyzes backpacker Umrah from the perspective of Maqashid al-Shariah and legal sociology and offers ideal regulations that protect pilgrims…
Green harmonious human resource management
Revisiting Critical Systems Thinking
Critical systems thinking (CST) is a holistic framework that has proven instrumental in understanding and addressing complex problems across various domains, including social, environmental, and economic systems. Despite its longstanding reputation for fostering a comprehensive approach, its limitations in effectively addressing contemporary sustainability issues necessitate a critical reassessment. This paper aims to explore the CST paradox, rec…
Health information priorities and recommendations
PURPOSE: Targeted evidence is needed to inform health promotion initiatives amongst growing Myanmar diaspora communities in Australia and globally. This study aimed to report on health information priorities and recommendations identified by women of refugee background from Myanmar settled in Western Australia and their female community leaders. METHODS: Guided by participatory action research principles, four community listening sessions were co…
A Systems Thinking Framework for the Integration of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Decolonising Higher Education
Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) presents higher education (HE) with both significant risks and important opportunities for advancing decolonisation. This paper develops a systems thinking (ST) framework for the ethical and responsible integration of GAI in HE, bringing together ethical AI design, adaptive pedagogy and collaborative governance to support epistemic justice, mitigate algorithmic bias and enable inclusive curriculum transfor…
Medicine (14 works) · Political science (9 works) · Environmental health (8 works) · Nursing (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Public health (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Family medicine (6 works) · Global Maternal and Child Health (6 works) · Health care (5 works)