Aesha L . E Enairat

Al-Quds University, Medical Imaging Technology, Graduate Student

An-Najah National University, Medical Imaging Department, Undergraduate

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Aesha L.E Enairat is a dedicated and highly motivated Palestinian junior researcher with a strong background in medical imaging and functional imaging. Aesha has quickly established herself as a leader in the scientific community. Her passion for improving healthcare extends beyond her professional duties. She is deeply involved in various research projects, demonstrating her commitment to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient care. Her academic achievements are complemented by her ongoing pursuit of further education and professional development, as she currently continues her Masters Degree by full scholarship and she is planning to gain international experience through exploring new achievements during her academic journey.

In addition to her professional accomplishments, Aesha is also a compassionate individual who values giving back to her community. She volunteered for more than ten online and onsite medical associations, guiding the next generation from her academic experience and gaining new ones from them.

Aesha's multifaceted career, marked by a blend of academic expertise, research, and leadership, makes her a valuable asset to any medical team. Her ultimate goal is to continue advancing the quality of healthcare in Palestine and beyond, bringing innovative solutions and compassionate care to those in need, especially in the field of medical imaging.
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Pharmacies and use of antibiotics: a cross sectional study in 19 Arab countries

by Aesha L . E Enairat and Hadeer Hafez

Background The rise of antimicrobial resistance, which is partially attributed to the overuse and... more Background The rise of antimicrobial resistance, which is partially attributed to the overuse and/or misuse of antibiotics in health care, is one of the world's largest public health challenges. The distribution of antibiotics in absence of a prescription in pharmacies is a significant contributor to the growing global public health crisis of antibiotic resistance. A pharmacist's clinical and lawful knowledge of antibiotic provide has an impact on the proper way to dispense medication. There are few novel studies assessing pharmacists comprehension and experience in prescribing antibiotics in low-and middle-income countries, including those in the Arabian region. Objectives (I) assess pharmacy team members Knowledge about antibiotics as reported by individuals themselves and their behavior in dispensing antimicrobial without a prescription and (ii) find potential influences on this behavior. Setting Pharmacists were chosen from various regions in Algeria,

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TIMELY DIAGNOSIS OF PID: LEVERAGING ULTRASOUND FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT

Timely diagnosis of PID is crucial for effective management, and leveraging ultrasound can enhanc... more Timely diagnosis of PID is crucial for effective management, and leveraging ultrasound can enhance this process. Acute PID presents diagnostic challenges due to its variable symptoms, which can be subtle or nonspecific, and may even be asymptomatic. These factors often lead to delays in diagnosis and treatment, contributing to inflammatory complications in the upper genital tract. While laparoscopy offers a more precise diagnosis, its limited availability and inability to detect all forms of PID make it less practical for timely management. However, Transvaginal sonography (TVS) can be a valuable tool in this regard, offering a non-invasive and accessible method for evaluating pelvic inflammatory changes. By utilizing ultrasound alongside clinical assessment, healthcare providers can improve the timeliness of PID diagnosis, leading to more effective management and reduced risk of complications.

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Pharmacies and use of antibiotics: a cross sectional study in 19 Arab countries

by Aesha L . E Enairat and Hadeer Hafez

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TIMELY DIAGNOSIS OF PID: LEVERAGING ULTRASOUND FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT

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