Hind Khattab
Biographic Data
| ID | 828214 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hind Khattab |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hind |
| FAMILY NAME | Khattab |
| SIGNATURE | KHATTAB H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Delta Consultants, Ltd., 12 Dr. Mahmoud cl-1-lefny St., Garden City, Cairo, Egypt. |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Assessing the Quality of Reproductive Health Services in Egypt via Exit Interviews
Comparing Women's Reports with Medical Diagnoses of Reproductive Morbidity Conditions in Rural Egypt
This article is based on a survey of a random sample of 509 ever-married nonpregnant women residing in two villages in the Giza Governorate of Egypt, each of whom responded to a questionnaire on symptoms of gynecological conditions and then was accompanied to the village health center for a gynecological exam. A response rate of 91 percent was achieved. The article focuses on reproductive tract infections and genital prolapse, highly prevalent co…
Women's understanding of pregnancy-related morbidity in rural Egypt
This paper examines the problems experienced by Egyptian women during their most recent pregnancy, delivery and post-partum period, based on their own reports. It finds an often low level of awareness among them of the causes and seriousness of maternal health problems, which influences their health-seeking behaviour. Many women did not identify certain symptoms with pregnancybut instead with ’normality, making the symptoms less serious in their …
A Community Study of Gynecological and Related Morbidities in Rural Egypt
This study assesses the prevalence of gynecological and related morbidity conditions in a rural Egyptian community. A medical examination was conducted on a sample of 509 ever-married, nonpregnant women. For gynecological morbidities, genital prolapse was diagnosed in 56 percent, reproductive tract infections in 52 percent, and abnormal cervical cell changes in 11 percent of the women. For related morbidities, anemia was present in 63 percent of …
Young Women Members of the Islamic Revival Movement in Egypt
Mass Education, Islamic Revival, and the Population Problem in Egypt
This article focuses on social change among Indians in South Africa since their arrival as 'indentured' and 'passenger' Indians fr,om India, 130 years ago. It concentrates on the concept of the joint or extended family, its developmental cycle, causes of segmentation and the status and acculturation of women in a rapidly changing society subjugated by a white minority government
A Community Study of Gynecological and Related Morbidities in Rural Egypt
This study assesses the prevalence of gynecological and related morbidity conditions in a rural Egyptian community. A medical examination was conducted on a sample of 509 ever-married, nonpregnant women. For gynecological morbidities, genital prolapse was diagnosed in 56 percent, reproductive tract infections in 52 percent, and abnormal cervical cell changes in 11 percent of the women. For related morbidities, anemia was present in 63 percent of …
Comparing Women's Reports with Medical Diagnoses of Reproductive Morbidity Conditions in Rural Egypt
This article is based on a survey of a random sample of 509 ever-married nonpregnant women residing in two villages in the Giza Governorate of Egypt, each of whom responded to a questionnaire on symptoms of gynecological conditions and then was accompanied to the village health center for a gynecological exam. A response rate of 91 percent was achieved. The article focuses on reproductive tract infections and genital prolapse, highly prevalent co…
Mass Education, Islamic Revival, and the Population Problem in Egypt
This article focuses on social change among Indians in South Africa since their arrival as 'indentured' and 'passenger' Indians fr,om India, 130 years ago. It concentrates on the concept of the joint or extended family, its developmental cycle, causes of segmentation and the status and acculturation of women in a rapidly changing society subjugated by a white minority government
Women's understanding of pregnancy-related morbidity in rural Egypt
This paper examines the problems experienced by Egyptian women during their most recent pregnancy, delivery and post-partum period, based on their own reports. It finds an often low level of awareness among them of the causes and seriousness of maternal health problems, which influences their health-seeking behaviour. Many women did not identify certain symptoms with pregnancybut instead with ’normality, making the symptoms less serious in their …
Young Women Members of the Islamic Revival Movement in Egypt
Mass Education, Islamic Revival, and the Population Problem in Egypt
This article focuses on social change among Indians in South Africa since their arrival as 'indentured' and 'passenger' Indians fr,om India, 130 years ago. It concentrates on the concept of the joint or extended family, its developmental cycle, causes of segmentation and the status and acculturation of women in a rapidly changing society subjugated by a white minority government
Young Women Members of the Islamic Revival Movement in Egypt
A Community Study of Gynecological and Related Morbidities in Rural Egypt
This study assesses the prevalence of gynecological and related morbidity conditions in a rural Egyptian community. A medical examination was conducted on a sample of 509 ever-married, nonpregnant women. For gynecological morbidities, genital prolapse was diagnosed in 56 percent, reproductive tract infections in 52 percent, and abnormal cervical cell changes in 11 percent of the women. For related morbidities, anemia was present in 63 percent of …
Women's understanding of pregnancy-related morbidity in rural Egypt
This paper examines the problems experienced by Egyptian women during their most recent pregnancy, delivery and post-partum period, based on their own reports. It finds an often low level of awareness among them of the causes and seriousness of maternal health problems, which influences their health-seeking behaviour. Many women did not identify certain symptoms with pregnancybut instead with ’normality, making the symptoms less serious in their …
Comparing Women's Reports with Medical Diagnoses of Reproductive Morbidity Conditions in Rural Egypt
This article is based on a survey of a random sample of 509 ever-married nonpregnant women residing in two villages in the Giza Governorate of Egypt, each of whom responded to a questionnaire on symptoms of gynecological conditions and then was accompanied to the village health center for a gynecological exam. A response rate of 91 percent was achieved. The article focuses on reproductive tract infections and genital prolapse, highly prevalent co…
Assessing the Quality of Reproductive Health Services in Egypt via Exit Interviews
Population (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Demography (3 works) · Environmental health (3 works) · Global Maternal and Child Health (3 works) · Gynecology (3 works) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (2 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Family medicine (2 works)