Abdullah Al-Harbi
Biographic Data
| ID | 6683668 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Abdullah Al-Harbi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Abdullah |
| FAMILY NAME | Al-Harbi |
| SIGNATURE | AL-HARBI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Guard Health Affairs |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7266-0348 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Nurses’ Challenges and Strategies for Enhancing Care Quality and Safety
The global healthcare landscape continually emphasizes the critical importance of high-quality and safe patient care, with nurses serving as the foundational providers at the point of care, significantly influencing patient outcomes. Persistent issues, including adverse events, patient dissatisfaction, and nursing workforce challenges, necessitate a comprehensive understanding of the obstacles nurses face and the strategies they employ to uphold …
Integrated Roles in Healthcare: A Critical Analysis of Collaboration among Medical Clinic Staff for Enhanced Patient Outcomes
The increasing complexity of healthcare demands effective collaboration among medical clinic staff to ensure high-quality patient outcomes. This critical analysis explores the integrated roles of physicians, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory technicians, and administrative personnel within medical clinics. It examines the challenges associated with role overlaps, communication gaps, and organizational hierarchies, while also highlighting strategies…
Critical Analysis of Nursing Interventions in Public Health: Addressing Socioeconomic Factors and Healthcare Access
The Healthcare industry is gradually emphasizing SDH interventions to eliminate differences in access to care and enhance population health. However, some of the parameters of social determinants top the list and major on the role of socioeconomic status in enhancing or worsening health. Nursing interventions in public health allow one to work with these factors, especially perinatal ones, in vulnerable populations by increasing access to and uti…
The impact of value-based care models: The role of nurses and administrators in healthcare improvement
Background: Value-based care (VBC) models, which emphasize bettering patient outcomes while cutting costs, are a revolutionary approach to healthcare delivery. VBC aligns incentives with quality rather than quantity by moving away from volume-driven care and toward outcome-focused treatments. The increasing prevalence of chronic illnesses, rising healthcare expenses, and inequalities in access to care are all addressed by these models. Patient-ce…
Population health management: A critical analysis of frameworks, challenges, and application in nursing and health administration
Background: By addressing the clinical and social determinants of health within a specific population, population health management (PHM) is a new approach that seeks to improve health outcomes. The strategy, which is backed by technology and data analytics, places an emphasis on prevention, proactive care, and collaboration across healthcare institutions. Further research on PHM's tactics, results, and implications for nursing and health adminis…
Quality improvement and patient safety: Strategies and challenges in healthcare system transformation
Background: Patient safety and quality improvement (QI) have emerged as key tenets in the global transformation of healthcare systems. The prevalence of avoidable medical errors and adverse events has become a significant concern as healthcare delivery becomes more sophisticated. Through the methodical identification of inefficiencies and the application of evidence-based treatments to reduce risks and improve patient outcomes, quality improvemen…
Technology integration in nursing and healthcare administration: Enhancing efficiency and care quality
Background: With the goal of improving patient care and streamlining operational efficiencies, technology integration in nursing and healthcare administration has become a revolutionary force. Healthcare organizations are adjusting to the demands of contemporary, data-driven treatment thanks to innovations like electronic health records (EHRs), telehealth systems, and artificial intelligence (AI). Nevertheless, despite its potential, obstacles li…
Exploring the relationship between sudden cardiac death and arrhythmias: Pathophysiology, risk factors, and implications for prevention and management
Background: Sudden cardiac death (SCD) is a critical public health issue, often linked to underlying arrhythmias that disrupt normal heart rhythm. Understanding the pathophysiology and risk factors associated with arrhythmias is vital for effective prevention and management strategies. Aim: This study aims to explore the intricate relationship between SCD and arrhythmias, highlighting the pathophysiological mechanisms, identifying significant ris…
Burnout and workforce retention in healthcare: Challenges and evidence-based strategies
Background: Staff satisfaction, organizational effectiveness, and the standard of patient care are all directly impacted by workforce retention and burnout, which are major issues in the healthcare industry. High turnover rates, higher expenses, and worse healthcare results are all consequences of burnout, a condition marked by emotional tiredness, depersonalization, and decreased personal accomplishment. Maintaining an efficient and robust healt…
The effects of age and gender on the prevalence of insomnia in a sample of the Saudi population
Insomnia is most prevalent among Saudi females and the elderly Saudi population
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The effects of age and gender on the prevalence of insomnia in a sample of the Saudi population
Insomnia is most prevalent among Saudi females and the elderly Saudi population
Exploring the relationship between sudden cardiac death and arrhythmias: Pathophysiology, risk factors, and implications for prevention and management
Background: Sudden cardiac death (SCD) is a critical public health issue, often linked to underlying arrhythmias that disrupt normal heart rhythm. Understanding the pathophysiology and risk factors associated with arrhythmias is vital for effective prevention and management strategies. Aim: This study aims to explore the intricate relationship between SCD and arrhythmias, highlighting the pathophysiological mechanisms, identifying significant ris…
Burnout and workforce retention in healthcare: Challenges and evidence-based strategies
Background: Staff satisfaction, organizational effectiveness, and the standard of patient care are all directly impacted by workforce retention and burnout, which are major issues in the healthcare industry. High turnover rates, higher expenses, and worse healthcare results are all consequences of burnout, a condition marked by emotional tiredness, depersonalization, and decreased personal accomplishment. Maintaining an efficient and robust healt…
Technology integration in nursing and healthcare administration: Enhancing efficiency and care quality
Background: With the goal of improving patient care and streamlining operational efficiencies, technology integration in nursing and healthcare administration has become a revolutionary force. Healthcare organizations are adjusting to the demands of contemporary, data-driven treatment thanks to innovations like electronic health records (EHRs), telehealth systems, and artificial intelligence (AI). Nevertheless, despite its potential, obstacles li…
Quality improvement and patient safety: Strategies and challenges in healthcare system transformation
Background: Patient safety and quality improvement (QI) have emerged as key tenets in the global transformation of healthcare systems. The prevalence of avoidable medical errors and adverse events has become a significant concern as healthcare delivery becomes more sophisticated. Through the methodical identification of inefficiencies and the application of evidence-based treatments to reduce risks and improve patient outcomes, quality improvemen…
Population health management: A critical analysis of frameworks, challenges, and application in nursing and health administration
Background: By addressing the clinical and social determinants of health within a specific population, population health management (PHM) is a new approach that seeks to improve health outcomes. The strategy, which is backed by technology and data analytics, places an emphasis on prevention, proactive care, and collaboration across healthcare institutions. Further research on PHM's tactics, results, and implications for nursing and health adminis…
The impact of value-based care models: The role of nurses and administrators in healthcare improvement
Background: Value-based care (VBC) models, which emphasize bettering patient outcomes while cutting costs, are a revolutionary approach to healthcare delivery. VBC aligns incentives with quality rather than quantity by moving away from volume-driven care and toward outcome-focused treatments. The increasing prevalence of chronic illnesses, rising healthcare expenses, and inequalities in access to care are all addressed by these models. Patient-ce…
Integrated Roles in Healthcare: A Critical Analysis of Collaboration among Medical Clinic Staff for Enhanced Patient Outcomes
The increasing complexity of healthcare demands effective collaboration among medical clinic staff to ensure high-quality patient outcomes. This critical analysis explores the integrated roles of physicians, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory technicians, and administrative personnel within medical clinics. It examines the challenges associated with role overlaps, communication gaps, and organizational hierarchies, while also highlighting strategies…
Critical Analysis of Nursing Interventions in Public Health: Addressing Socioeconomic Factors and Healthcare Access
The Healthcare industry is gradually emphasizing SDH interventions to eliminate differences in access to care and enhance population health. However, some of the parameters of social determinants top the list and major on the role of socioeconomic status in enhancing or worsening health. Nursing interventions in public health allow one to work with these factors, especially perinatal ones, in vulnerable populations by increasing access to and uti…
Nurses’ Challenges and Strategies for Enhancing Care Quality and Safety
The global healthcare landscape continually emphasizes the critical importance of high-quality and safe patient care, with nurses serving as the foundational providers at the point of care, significantly influencing patient outcomes. Persistent issues, including adverse events, patient dissatisfaction, and nursing workforce challenges, necessitate a comprehensive understanding of the obstacles nurses face and the strategies they employ to uphold …
Medicine (9 works) · Health care (8 works) · Nursing (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Patient safety (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Primary Care and Health Outcomes (3 works)