Adil Mubarak F Alotaibi
Biographic Data
| ID | 8420844 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adil Mubarak F Alotaibi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adil Mubarak F |
| FAMILY NAME | Alotaibi |
| SIGNATURE | ALOTAIBI A M F |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Guard Health Affairs |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5953-4723 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The role of healthcare practitioners in managing chronic disease
Background: Non-communicable diseases are considered a major global public health problem and hence, are best tackled. Several chronic disease interventions require teamwork involving different practitioners in the delivery of services. Aim: The purpose of this paper is to identify the implication of interprofessional relationships in chronic illnesses and in relation to teamwork and patient centered care. Methods: A literature review on the cros…
Evaluating the impact of mindfulness training on stress reduction among nurses
Background: Nurses working in high-pressure units face significant stress levels, often leading to burnout, reduced morale, and high turnover rates. While mindfulness training has proven effective as a stress-reduction intervention, its implementation within clinical settings is often hindered by organizational and systemic barriers. Aim: This study examines the challenges associated with integrating mindfulness training into nursing practice and…
Improving patient care through effective medical records management
Background: Health information also oversees a very important function in relation to the safety of treatments and the general quality of a healthcare service. Over the recent past, with the adoption of Electronic Health Record (HER) with the decrease in the use of paper documentation there have been advancement in the documentation of health records from easy access to accurate documentation. Aim: This study seeks to understand how to improve th…
The impact of electronic health records on communication between nurses and doctors
Background: The introduction of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) has transformed healthcare communication, particularly between nurses and doctors. Traditionally, paper-based documentation was prone to errors and inefficiencies, but EHRs provide a centralized platform for real-time data sharing. Aim: This research explores the Impact of EHRs on communication between nurses and doctors, focusing on their benefits, challenges, and effects on health…
The relationship between documentation quality and patient satisfaction in nursing care
Background: Missed nursing care, encompassing delayed, incomplete, or omitted care, has emerged as a critical area of focus in the past decade due to its implications on patient outcomes and nursing satisfaction. It is influenced by factors like resource scarcity, teamwork, and patient acuity and has been linked to adverse events, particularly in vulnerable populations like older adults. Methods: This review synthesizes findings from seven system…
Nursing Burnout
Background: Nursing burnout is a widespread issue within healthcare systems, affecting nurses' well-being, job performance, and patient care. Burnout in nurses is primarily linked to work-related stressors and organizational factors such as workload, job control, and interpersonal relationships. Despite numerous studies investigating burnout, a comprehensive understanding of its contributing factors and effects remains elusive. This updated revie…
The use of nursing and pharmacy notes in electronic medical records for predicting patient outcomes
Background: The integration of Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) in healthcare systems has revolutionized the management of patient information, enhancing efficiency and accessibility. This study explores the impact of EMRs on Clinical Safety Indicator (CSI) behavior among healthcare professionals, focusing on doctors and nurses, who play crucial roles in medical record creation and utilization. Methods: A comprehensive literature review was cond…
Climate change and health
Background: Climate change is becoming a bigger problem around the world that has big effects on people's health. Direct effects on health, like heatwaves and worsening air quality, are well known. But hidden threats, like the rise of vector-borne diseases, food shortages, and mental health problems, have not been fully studied. These threats affect vulnerable groups more than others, making health disparities worse. To deal with these problems, …
Preventive medicine and its role in enhancing public health
Background: Preventive medicine plays a pivotal role in enhancing public health by focusing on early detection and prevention of diseases, rather than treatment. Routine health screenings, a cornerstone of preventive healthcare, significantly contribute to reducing disease burden, improving patient outcomes, and lowering healthcare costs. Despite their proven effectiveness, gaps in accessibility, awareness, and implementation persist, limiting th…
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Preventive medicine and its role in enhancing public health
Background: Preventive medicine plays a pivotal role in enhancing public health by focusing on early detection and prevention of diseases, rather than treatment. Routine health screenings, a cornerstone of preventive healthcare, significantly contribute to reducing disease burden, improving patient outcomes, and lowering healthcare costs. Despite their proven effectiveness, gaps in accessibility, awareness, and implementation persist, limiting th…
Climate change and health
Background: Climate change is becoming a bigger problem around the world that has big effects on people's health. Direct effects on health, like heatwaves and worsening air quality, are well known. But hidden threats, like the rise of vector-borne diseases, food shortages, and mental health problems, have not been fully studied. These threats affect vulnerable groups more than others, making health disparities worse. To deal with these problems, …
Nursing Burnout
Background: Nursing burnout is a widespread issue within healthcare systems, affecting nurses' well-being, job performance, and patient care. Burnout in nurses is primarily linked to work-related stressors and organizational factors such as workload, job control, and interpersonal relationships. Despite numerous studies investigating burnout, a comprehensive understanding of its contributing factors and effects remains elusive. This updated revie…
The use of nursing and pharmacy notes in electronic medical records for predicting patient outcomes
Background: The integration of Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) in healthcare systems has revolutionized the management of patient information, enhancing efficiency and accessibility. This study explores the impact of EMRs on Clinical Safety Indicator (CSI) behavior among healthcare professionals, focusing on doctors and nurses, who play crucial roles in medical record creation and utilization. Methods: A comprehensive literature review was cond…
The relationship between documentation quality and patient satisfaction in nursing care
Background: Missed nursing care, encompassing delayed, incomplete, or omitted care, has emerged as a critical area of focus in the past decade due to its implications on patient outcomes and nursing satisfaction. It is influenced by factors like resource scarcity, teamwork, and patient acuity and has been linked to adverse events, particularly in vulnerable populations like older adults. Methods: This review synthesizes findings from seven system…
The impact of electronic health records on communication between nurses and doctors
Background: The introduction of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) has transformed healthcare communication, particularly between nurses and doctors. Traditionally, paper-based documentation was prone to errors and inefficiencies, but EHRs provide a centralized platform for real-time data sharing. Aim: This research explores the Impact of EHRs on communication between nurses and doctors, focusing on their benefits, challenges, and effects on health…
Evaluating the impact of mindfulness training on stress reduction among nurses
Background: Nurses working in high-pressure units face significant stress levels, often leading to burnout, reduced morale, and high turnover rates. While mindfulness training has proven effective as a stress-reduction intervention, its implementation within clinical settings is often hindered by organizational and systemic barriers. Aim: This study examines the challenges associated with integrating mindfulness training into nursing practice and…
Improving patient care through effective medical records management
Background: Health information also oversees a very important function in relation to the safety of treatments and the general quality of a healthcare service. Over the recent past, with the adoption of Electronic Health Record (HER) with the decrease in the use of paper documentation there have been advancement in the documentation of health records from easy access to accurate documentation. Aim: This study seeks to understand how to improve th…
The role of healthcare practitioners in managing chronic disease
Background: Non-communicable diseases are considered a major global public health problem and hence, are best tackled. Several chronic disease interventions require teamwork involving different practitioners in the delivery of services. Aim: The purpose of this paper is to identify the implication of interprofessional relationships in chronic illnesses and in relation to teamwork and patient centered care. Methods: A literature review on the cros…
Medicine (8 works) · Nursing (8 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Documentation (3 works) · Electronic Health Records Systems (3 works) · Health care (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Health and Well-being Studies (2 works) · Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout (2 works)