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Sawsan Deeb Mohammad Shanabli
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I'm a lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy at the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (COPHS) in Ajman University, Ajman Campus, since September 2013. I received both my B.Pharm in September, 2004 and my MSc in September, 2013 from AU, Ajman with research thesis title "The Health Related Quality of Life among Hypertensive & Diabetics Patients in The UAE". My research area is in Pharmaceutical care and its impact on patient health, clinical and social issues associated with the use of medicines, Pharmaceutical public health and quality of life and Drug use evaluation. I have experience in different fields of pharmacy; • Pharmacist in the quality control department, global pharma company, July, 2004 to December 2005. • Part time licensed pharmacist, Al khaleej Pharmacy , ajman, UAE, Jan, 2006 to June, 2006 • Chief pharmacist at sharjah municipality, July, 2006 to Feb, 2007 • Full time teaching assistant in pharmaceutical department Feb, 2007 till Sep, 2013 • Full time lecturer in Clinical pharmacy, sep, 2013 till now
Education
- Msc. Clinical Pharmacy, Ajman University, June, 2013
- B.Pharm, AJman University, Sep, 2004
Msc. Clinical Pharmacy, Ajman University, June, 2013
B.Pharm, AJman University, Sep, 2004
Experience
- • Full time lecturer in Clinical pharmacy, Clinical Sciences Department, sep, 2013 till now
- • Full time teaching assistant in pharmaceutical department Feb, 2007 till Sep, 2013
- • Chief pharmacist at sharjah municipality, July, 2006 to Feb, 2007
- • Part time licensed pharmacist, Al khaleej Pharmacy , Ajman, UAE, Jan, 2006 to June, 2006
- • Pharmacist in the quality control department, global pharma company, July, 2004 to December 2005.
• Full time lecturer in Clinical pharmacy, Clinical Sciences Department, sep, 2013 till now
• Full time teaching assistant in pharmaceutical department Feb, 2007 till Sep, 2013
• Chief pharmacist at sharjah municipality, July, 2006 to Feb, 2007
• Part time licensed pharmacist, Al khaleej Pharmacy , Ajman, UAE, Jan, 2006 to June, 2006
• Pharmacist in the quality control department, global pharma company, July, 2004 to December 2005.
Teaching Area
- Clinical Pharmacy Department: Clinical Pharmacy Training, Hospital Training and community pharmacy Training.
- Pharmaceutical Department: Teaching the following Practical courses: biopharmaceutics & pharmacokinetics I & II, Pharmaceutical technology, Phyasical Pharmacy, Biochemistry and general chemistry,
Clinical Pharmacy Department: Clinical Pharmacy Training, Hospital Training and community pharmacy Training.
Pharmaceutical Department: Teaching the following Practical courses: biopharmaceutics & pharmacokinetics I & II, Pharmaceutical technology, Phyasical Pharmacy, Biochemistry and general chemistry,
Research
- My research area is in Pharmaceutical care and its impact on patient health , clinical and social issues associated with the use of medicines, Pharmaceutical public health and quality of life, Pharmacy education, clinical pharmacy and Drug use evaluation
My research area is in Pharmaceutical care and its impact on patient health , clinical and social issues associated with the use of medicines, Pharmaceutical public health and quality of life, Pharmacy education, clinical pharmacy and Drug use evaluation
Publications
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Quality Of Life of Hypertensive Patients on Different Types of Antihypertensive Medications, IOSR Journal Of Pharmacy, May 2014
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QUALITY OF LIFE OF DIABETIC PATIENTS ON DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANTIDIABETIC MEDICATIONS, Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Science (JRPS),17 December, 2014
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Evaluating awareness and screening of cervical cancer among women in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, IOSR Journal Of Pharmacy, February, 2015
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Ghrelin Structure and It’s Receptors: A Review, Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Science (JRPS), 5 (January 2017)
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Awareness level of Cancer Warning Signs and its Determinants among University Students in UAE, Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, March, 2018
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Cancer Knowledge and Beliefs of None-Medical Students in UAE: A Cross-Sectional Study, Journal of Young Pharmacist, August 2018
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Calculation the risk factors for developing Type 2 Diabetes among AU Staff, International Research Journal of Pharmacy, Sep 2018
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Prevalence of dyslipidemia and factors affecting lipid profile in patients with type 2 diabetes, Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome: Clinical Research & Reviews June 2019
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Assessing the need for native language in pharmacy education and practice: a survey in the UAE
Quality Of Life of Hypertensive Patients on Different Types of Antihypertensive Medications, IOSR Journal Of Pharmacy, May 2014
QUALITY OF LIFE OF DIABETIC PATIENTS ON DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANTIDIABETIC MEDICATIONS, Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Science (JRPS),17 December, 2014
Evaluating awareness and screening of cervical cancer among women in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, IOSR Journal Of Pharmacy, February, 2015
Ghrelin Structure and It’s Receptors: A Review, Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Science (JRPS), 5 (January 2017)
Awareness level of Cancer Warning Signs and its Determinants among University Students in UAE, Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, March, 2018
Cancer Knowledge and Beliefs of None-Medical Students in UAE: A Cross-Sectional Study, Journal of Young Pharmacist, August 2018
Calculation the risk factors for developing Type 2 Diabetes among AU Staff, International Research Journal of Pharmacy, Sep 2018
Prevalence of dyslipidemia and factors affecting lipid profile in patients with type 2 diabetes, Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome: Clinical Research & Reviews June 2019
Assessing the need for native language in pharmacy education and practice: a survey in the UAE
Objectives To evaluate pharmacists’ opinions on the need for Arabic in pharmacy education and practice in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Methods A questionnaire was developed to address the study objectives and hand delivered to a stratified sample of community pharmacists and a convenience sample of pharmacists in other areas of practice in the UAE. Pharmacists’ responses were measured on a 5-point Likert-type scale (strongly disagree to strongly agree) towards teaching of the following topics in Arabic: management of chronic diseases and minor ailments, screening for diseases and counselling on smoking cessation, exercise, weight management, diet and nutrition and complementary/alternative medicine. Topics related to communication skills were also assessed. Descriptive statistics on participant responses were calculated and chi-square test of independence examined inter-relationships among pharmacist and pharmacy variables. Key findings A total of 351 pharmacists completed the questionnaire. Almost 50% of pharmacists considered Arabic in health sciences education a cultural and/or practice necessity. In pharmacy undergraduate curricula, preferred topics to be taught in Arabic included counselling on complementary/alternative medicine (67.4%), management of cold/flu (65.5%), counselling on weight management (64.2%), communication in special situations (63.2%), vocabulary (63.2%) and listening and empathic responding (62.6%). For continuing education, topics included management of cold/flu (69.8%) and skin conditions (69.2%), counselling on smoking cessation (68.9%), communicating with physicians and other professionals (54.8%), communication in special situations (54.7%) and vocabulary (50.9%). Conclusions For all assessed topics and communication skills, more than half of the pharmacists agreed that they needed to be included in pharmacy education. A blended learning approach that combines integrated content for native language within an English curriculum could be explored.
About the journal
Conference Presentation
- Knowledge, believes and behaviors of Ajman university’s students toward Osteoporosis , Poster, Duphat Conference, March, 2016
- The need of language skill learning in pharmacy curriculum, Poster, Duphat conference, March, 2017
- Risk calculation of developing Type 2 Diabetes in the UAE among Ajman University Stuff, Poster, Duphat Conference, Feb, 2018
- Disease to be Different: Edetic Imaginary disease in children, Poster, Duphat conference, Feb, 2018
- 3D Printing Applications in Pharmacy, Poster, Duphat Conference, Feb, 2018
- Language competence: Development of Arabic content for pharmacy curriculum, Poster, 11th Medication Safety Conference 2018 Abu Dhabi, UAE, Nov 2018