Kaniz Fatema
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 326042 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Kaniz Fatema |
| PRENOMES | Kaniz |
| SOBRENOME | Fatema |
| ASSINATURA | FATEMA K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Bangladesh University of Health Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2560-6506 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Cross‐Cultural Evaluation of the Alcohol Relapse Risk Scale in an Australian Inpatient Setting
Management of Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome and Commencement of Opioid Dependence Treatment Following Chronic Use of a Vaping Product Containing Protonitazene
Activity‐Based Funding in Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Services
Perceptions of clinicians on promoting oral health care in an alcohol and other drug use health care service
Views and Experiences of Drug and Alcohol Services by Individuals From Migrant, Non-English-Speaking Backgrounds and of Their Service Providers in South Western Sydney, Australia
People from migrant, non-English-speaking backgrounds face a variety of challenges when settling in Australia. Although evidence suggests that alcohol and other drug (AOD) use among this group is lower than among the general population, individuals from these communities are at increased risk of mental health issues and racial discrimination, which are known risk factors for increased use of alcohol and other drugs. This study aimed to address cu…
Blended Supervision of Theses
The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected the education sector in Bangladesh. Consequently, completing a successful thesis has become a great challenge for university students. As a result, the supervisors in Bangladesh are incorporating both online and face-to-face supervision sessions to help the supervisees conduct successful research. This study aims to determine the challenges, prospects, and effectiveness of blended supervision for student…
Disaster risk reduction for whom? The gap between centrally planned Disaster Management Program and people's risk perception and adaptation
The Perception of Health Professionals in Bangladesh toward the Digitalization of the Health Sector
Bangladesh is undertaking a major transformation towards digitalization in every sector, and healthcare is no exception. Digitalization of the health sector is expected to improve healthcare services while reducing human effort and ensuring the satisfaction of patients and health professionals. However, for practical and successful digitalization, it is necessary to understand the perceptions of health professionals. Therefore, we conducted a cro…
Mass media exposure and maternal healthcare utilization in South Asia
Maternal mortality remains a major population health problem in the developing world due in part to inadequate healthcare before, during, and after childbirth. Mass media has the potential to disseminate information about maternal healthcare that can improve well-being for mothers and infants, particularly among women with limited educational attainment. This study examines the impact of mass media exposure (e.g., television, radio, and newspaper…
Knowledge attitude and practice regarding diabetes mellitus among Nondiabetic and diabetic study participants in Bangladesh
The overall level of knowledge and practice concerning diabetes among Bangladeshi population is average, but the overall level of attitude is good both in nonDM and T2DM subjects. To prevent diabetes and its complications there is an urgent need for coordinated educational campaigns with a prioritized focus on poorer, rural and less educated groups
Clinical and biochemical characterization of high risk and not high risk for cardiovascular disease adults in a population from peripheral region of Bangladesh
The prevalence of clinical and biochemical risk factors of CVDs are quite high even in this rural population and this may be related to the socioeconomic and cultural transition in Bangladeshi society. Surprisingly more of the high risk group was female and there were fewer smokers. Obesity and hypertension were more frequent in high risk participants
P1-67 Factors affecting patient's adherence to directly observed treatment (DOT) care practices in Dhaka city
Introduction Directly Observed Treatment Short course (DOTS) was introduced in Bangladesh in 1993. Thereafter case detection and cure rate have increased remarkably. This cross sectional study aimed to estimate proportion of patients adhering to DOT and its influencing factors. Method A two-stage cluster sampling method was followed. Dhaka city has 90 wards and 159 clinics providing DOT service of which 30 wards (clusters) were selected using sys…
SP5-29 Cardiovascular risk factors among Santal population in Bangladesh
Introduction In Bangladesh tribal race constitutes <1% and among them Santals is the oldest and largest ethnic group. Data on risk factors of CVDs in Bangladesh, specially from tribal, are virtually non-existent. The present study was undertaken to explore the anthropometric and clinical risk factors among the Santal in Bangladesh. Methods A total of 316 Santal participants (135 male and 181 female, aged ≥20 years) were screened through camps fro…
P2-472 Factors affecting newborn care practices in Bangladesh
Introduction Newborn care has important implication in achieving MDG-4 because among infant deaths two-thirds die within 1 month of the birth in Bangladesh. The objective of this paper is to identify the associated factors which affect newborn-care practices in Bangladesh. Methods This paper used the birth history data of BDHS 2007—which is a nationally representative sample survey. Two-stage stratified cluster- sampling design was adopted. A tot…
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P1-67 Factors affecting patient's adherence to directly observed treatment (DOT) care practices in Dhaka city
Introduction Directly Observed Treatment Short course (DOTS) was introduced in Bangladesh in 1993. Thereafter case detection and cure rate have increased remarkably. This cross sectional study aimed to estimate proportion of patients adhering to DOT and its influencing factors. Method A two-stage cluster sampling method was followed. Dhaka city has 90 wards and 159 clinics providing DOT service of which 30 wards (clusters) were selected using sys…
SP5-29 Cardiovascular risk factors among Santal population in Bangladesh
Introduction In Bangladesh tribal race constitutes <1% and among them Santals is the oldest and largest ethnic group. Data on risk factors of CVDs in Bangladesh, specially from tribal, are virtually non-existent. The present study was undertaken to explore the anthropometric and clinical risk factors among the Santal in Bangladesh. Methods A total of 316 Santal participants (135 male and 181 female, aged ≥20 years) were screened through camps fro…
P2-472 Factors affecting newborn care practices in Bangladesh
Introduction Newborn care has important implication in achieving MDG-4 because among infant deaths two-thirds die within 1 month of the birth in Bangladesh. The objective of this paper is to identify the associated factors which affect newborn-care practices in Bangladesh. Methods This paper used the birth history data of BDHS 2007—which is a nationally representative sample survey. Two-stage stratified cluster- sampling design was adopted. A tot…
Clinical and biochemical characterization of high risk and not high risk for cardiovascular disease adults in a population from peripheral region of Bangladesh
The prevalence of clinical and biochemical risk factors of CVDs are quite high even in this rural population and this may be related to the socioeconomic and cultural transition in Bangladeshi society. Surprisingly more of the high risk group was female and there were fewer smokers. Obesity and hypertension were more frequent in high risk participants
Knowledge attitude and practice regarding diabetes mellitus among Nondiabetic and diabetic study participants in Bangladesh
The overall level of knowledge and practice concerning diabetes among Bangladeshi population is average, but the overall level of attitude is good both in nonDM and T2DM subjects. To prevent diabetes and its complications there is an urgent need for coordinated educational campaigns with a prioritized focus on poorer, rural and less educated groups
Mass media exposure and maternal healthcare utilization in South Asia
Maternal mortality remains a major population health problem in the developing world due in part to inadequate healthcare before, during, and after childbirth. Mass media has the potential to disseminate information about maternal healthcare that can improve well-being for mothers and infants, particularly among women with limited educational attainment. This study examines the impact of mass media exposure (e.g., television, radio, and newspaper…
Disaster risk reduction for whom? The gap between centrally planned Disaster Management Program and people's risk perception and adaptation
The Perception of Health Professionals in Bangladesh toward the Digitalization of the Health Sector
Bangladesh is undertaking a major transformation towards digitalization in every sector, and healthcare is no exception. Digitalization of the health sector is expected to improve healthcare services while reducing human effort and ensuring the satisfaction of patients and health professionals. However, for practical and successful digitalization, it is necessary to understand the perceptions of health professionals. Therefore, we conducted a cro…
Blended Supervision of Theses
The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected the education sector in Bangladesh. Consequently, completing a successful thesis has become a great challenge for university students. As a result, the supervisors in Bangladesh are incorporating both online and face-to-face supervision sessions to help the supervisees conduct successful research. This study aims to determine the challenges, prospects, and effectiveness of blended supervision for student…
Activity‐Based Funding in Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Services
Perceptions of clinicians on promoting oral health care in an alcohol and other drug use health care service
Views and Experiences of Drug and Alcohol Services by Individuals From Migrant, Non-English-Speaking Backgrounds and of Their Service Providers in South Western Sydney, Australia
People from migrant, non-English-speaking backgrounds face a variety of challenges when settling in Australia. Although evidence suggests that alcohol and other drug (AOD) use among this group is lower than among the general population, individuals from these communities are at increased risk of mental health issues and racial discrimination, which are known risk factors for increased use of alcohol and other drugs. This study aimed to address cu…
Cross‐Cultural Evaluation of the Alcohol Relapse Risk Scale in an Australian Inpatient Setting
Management of Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome and Commencement of Opioid Dependence Treatment Following Chronic Use of a Vaping Product Containing Protonitazene
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