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    Obsterics and Gynecology Log book
    (Napata College, 2018) Napata College
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    Pediatric log book
    (Napata College, 2018) Napata College
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    Medical Laboratory Sciences Program Department of Microbiology Student Practical log book
    (Napata College, 2018) Alkhair Abd Almahmoudi Dris; Fadl Almola Masrifadl Almola
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    Medical Laboratory Sciences Program Department of Haematology and Immune haematology Student Practical Log Book
    (Napata College, 2018) Mustafa Mohamed; Tasneem Abdelrahman; Amani Ashmig
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    Medical Laboratory Sciences Program Department of Chemical Pathology Student Practical Log Book
    (Napata College, 2018) MohamedAbdelgadir Mahdi; Moawda Ibrahim
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    5thYear Medical Students' Log Book of Internal Medicine
    (Napata College, 2018) Napata College
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    Medical Laboratory Sciences Program Department of Parasitology Student Practical Log Book
    (Napata College, 2018) Nagat Ibrahim; Ekhlas ahmed
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    Surgery Log book
    (Napata College, 2018) Napata College
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    Assessment of Nurses’ Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Oral Hygiene for Intensive Care Unit Patients in Khartoum State at Governmental Hospital, 2020_2021
    (Napata College, 2020) Emad Abdelakareem; Mazin Babiker
    Oral care is a vital procedure for critically ill patients in the intensive care unit (ICU). Oral care may affect the clinical result as well as the wellness of intensive care patients. Adequate knowledge about oral nursing care guideline is important for nurses to deliver appropriate oral care. A descriptive cross sectional hospital based study was conducted aimed to assess knowledge, attitude and practice of intensive care nurses regarding oral care in critically ill patients in seven governmental Hospitals, Khartoum State, Sudan,(2020-2021). The sample size consisted of 95 nurses in ICUs. Data were collected using interview questionnaire; data was analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS). The results revealed that (65.3%) of nurses with 1-3 years of experience. (63.2%) of participants responded with correct answers regarding definition of dental plaque, only 4.2% knew that gingivitis is a gum disease. 24.2% said gingivitis is due to plaque. (64.2%) of participants knew that periodontitis is an Inflammation of tooth supporting structure, 24.2% said plaque is the cause of periodontitis. (57.9%) of participants practice mouth care twice per a day ., The study concluded that nurses' knowledge regarding oral care for critically ill patients in intensive care unit was inadequate , while their practice and attitude is fair.
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    Drugs and Pharmacy Locating System
    (Napata College, 2020) Mohammed Jaafer Ibrahim; Mohammed ALwasila Ali
    The technological development that the world is witnessing today in various aspects of life has had a clear impact in many areas. Also, the rapid technological development that has appeared in smart phones has become very reliable in carrying out our daily tasks, we researchers proposed to create a two-part system, the first part, the customer part, which is It is an application that works on smart phone devices that use the Android operating system, the application provides a search for drugs to be searched, where a group of pharmacies are searched to find the required medicine, and the application also searches for pharmacies nearby of the customer on the map based on google (Api) including other (Apis) provided by Google and determine the exact location of the customer , And the second part, which is a management system for the customer's system (application), the system has been tested and made sure that the operations are done correctly and clearly so that anyone can deal with the system and use it with ease.
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    Comparative smart market
    (Napata College, 2020) Athelah Mohamed Omar; Zaineb Fathalrahman Sedeeg
    In view of the wide spread of the Internet, which has become accessible to most members of society, and the country has gone through one of the biggest crises of the new century represented by the outbreak of the new Corona virus, and from the standpoint of facilitating people's lives, keeping pace with technological and cultural development and achieving development in Sudan, the idea of the project was launched, which is to provide a website for marketing basic food commodities. The idea of the project is to provide a website that reaches the largest possible number of customers through the site, so that it achieves the main goal of the project, which is to compare the prices of food commodities in the major stores, which are the main point for buying groceries and slipping you through one site, which saves them the trouble of traditional shopping, saves the time and effort of the shopper and transforms Shopping for the pleasure of surfing the Internet from different computers or via smart devices from anywhere. We are also looking forward to adding all the major stores in the country to facilitate the exchange of services and the delivery of products on a wider scale.
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    نظام حجز تذاكر الطيران
    (Napata College, 2020) غازي صلاح الدين نور الله; نفيسه بله السيد
    هدفت الد ا رسة إلي التحول من نظام الحجز الیدوي إلي النظام المحوسب وتقلیل زمن تقدیم الخدمة الذي یستغرقه العمیل وفي الصفوف والانتظار الطویل، وكذلك الاستعلام عن الخدمة ومدي إتاحتها للجمهور وتقلیل كلفة الخدمة وتمكن العمیل من معرفة الفرص المتاحة امامه للاختیار بین شركات الطی ا رن، كذلك إمكانیة الاستعلام عن الرحلات ووقت قیامها بسهولة ویسر عن طریق توفیر طاقم خدمة قادر علي استخدام النظام المحوسب والرد علي استعلامات العملاء وبالتالي معالجة مشكلة تفویت الرحلات علي العملاء وفقدهم فرص السفر في الزمن الذي یناسبهم، وقد توصل الباحثان لعدد من النتائج تمثلت في تسهیل عملیات البحث التي یحتاجها العملاء في الاستعلام واختیار الرحلات التي تناسبهم بسهولة ویسر واستخدام وسائل الدفع الالكتروني في سداد قیمة التذكرة كذلك یتیح التواصل مع العملاء بغرض تحسین الخدمات التي تقدمها الشركات وخرجت الد ا رسة بعدد من التوصیات أهمها توفیر الانترنیت بسعات عریضة ونشره في كافة انحاء البلاد وتقلیل تكلفة استخدامه كذلك ضرورة استق ا رر التیار الكهربائي الذي تعتمد علیه التقنیة الحدیثة في التشغیل بالاضافة الي الاهتمام بتدریس تطبیقات الموبایل في الجامعات لتخریج اجیال لها المقدرة علي انتاج تطبیقات تعمل علي الموبایل.
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    Assessment of Blood Urea, Creatinine, Uric Acid, Calcium and Phosphorus levels pre- and post-dialysis in Sudanese patients diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).
    (Napata College, 2020) Abdalgadir Mohammed Elmostfa Abdalgadir; Mohammed Almahe Alsmani Khojali; Noura Mohammed Abulwafa Hassan; Fatima Mohamed Abdulla Osman; Eltayb Ahmad Eltayb Shkyry
    Background: Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a permanent Loss of normal kidney functional or structural with or without reduction in Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR), which may be due to various factors including infections, autoimmune diseases, diabetes, hypertension and other endocrine disorders, and toxin chemicals, may lead to death. Materials and Methods: A descriptive Cross-sectional study was conducted to measure the effectiveness of haemodialysis on (19) Sudanese patients with chronic kidney disease aged between (25-60). Three ml of venous blood was drawn pre and post dialysis from each patient, using disposable syringe. Serum Level of urea, creatinine, uric acid, calcium and phosphors were estimated in all samples by co-bas C311, statistical evaluation was performed using SPSS for windows. Results: The study showed significance statistical difference in the mean of urea, creatinine, uric acid and phosphorus p-value(0.000001),(0.0001),(0.0001),(0.002) respectively however the mean of calcium showed insignificant statistical difference p-value(0.992). Conclusion: The findings showed that hemodialysis have an effected on urea, creatinine, uric acid and phosphorus but has no effect on calcium.
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    Prevalence of hepatitis B virus among donors in Khartoum hospitals
    (Napata College, 2020) Amer Adem Ali Mohamed; Fadl Almargy Tayalla Ahmed Fadlalla; Mustafa Alnour Babiker Breima; Samah Alsir Albadwai Ali
    Background: The prevalence of transfusion associated hepatitis B virus infection across different geographical population. We sought to estimate prevalence of hepatitis B surface antigen among blood donors in Khartoum hospitals. Method: This was a retrospective study which involved reviewing of blood donation records for the year 2020, from Oct. to Dec. at Khartoum hospitals. The records were analyzed to determine the prevalence of hepatitis B virus among blood donors. Results: A total of (100) blood donors were collected from Oct. to Dec. 2020 according to Questionnaire and the analysis were show the prevalence of HBV, according to blood groups the positive group sample have higher valid percent than the Negative of group sample. According to the ages of groups, it ranged between (31-40) old, is represented the higher standard, with ratio of 54%. Conclusion: The findings suggest that the study region is of intermediate to high endemicity with hepatitis B infection. Planning more extensive screening and vaccination campaigns and educational programs would help reduce the transmission of the infection among the general people.
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    Assessment of Knowledge, Attitude and Practice to Infection Control Among the Final Dental Students in the Khartoum stat
    (Napata College, 2020) Abdelaziz A Hassan; Shimaa A Jobara
    Background: Infection is one of the most crucial problems in health care services worldwide. It is considered one of the most important causes of morbidity and mortality associated with clinical, diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to investigate knowledge, attitude and practices with recommended infection control guidelines among final dental students in Khartoum University, AL-Raze University, AL-Nilain University, National Ribat University, University of Medical Sciences and Technology and Bayan College. Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate the Knowledge, attitude and practices of the final dental students regarding infection control measurements. Methodology: A cross-sectional study was conducted to obtain information regarding knowledge, attitude, and practices with recommended infection control guidelines. The sample (n = 186) of final dental students in both male and female. This questionnaire contained three parts and was distributed to the participants online. After validation of the survey, data were collected, entered and analyzed by SPSS software. Data collection: Tool: Self-administered questionnaire consisted of “23” close-ended questions. It was being administrated to “186” dental students to answer in a time of 20-minutes. The questionnaire was sent to all students and interns by email to be filled electronically and informed consent was obtained before commencing the questionnaire. Data analysis: The collected data will be analyzed using SPSS version 20.0 for windows. General characteristics of subject articles will be analyzed using frequency and percentage. Results: Regarding the subject’s attitudes toward infection control, the present study indicated that the, most of the students (90.3% - 81.7%) cared about protective parries (gloves, face mask). However, they were less concern about using other protective items (73.1% face shield, 72.1% gown and 52.6% head cap). Also, the findings of the present study indicated a very low rate of HBV vaccination. Only 72.7% of the students were vaccinated against Hepatitis B. In our survey, only 32.3% of students who were immunized have reported post-HBV immunization serology. In order to facilitate better understanding on how to evaluate awareness on infection control amongst final dental students, several questions related to previous education in infection control during the graduate studies were included in the questionnaire. The findings of this study showed insufficient knowledge among the subjects. Conclusion: The findings of this study indicate insufficient attitude and awareness toward infection control. Subjects responses showed deficiency of education to support infection control measures and their self-assessment and satisfaction reflect their performance toward infection control policy. The deficit of knowledge could be due to the inadequacy of infection control educational materials during years of study. Another reason might be the lack of belief that practice of standard precautions may interfere with patient health and care. Recommendation: It is recommended that the findings would be useful for planning and implementation of future interventions, including a national survey of dental institutions across the country.
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    KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PERCEPTION OF THE NATIONAL RIBAT UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TOWARDS PATIENTS WITH MENTAL ILLNESSES IN KHARTOUM IN SUDAN 2019-2020
    (Napata College, 2020) Issra Elkhair; Arafat Ali; Hala Ismail; Abdul-Aziz Suleiman; Amna Mohammad Noor
    Background: Attitudes and beliefs about mental illness are shaped by personal knowledge about mental illness, knowing and interacting with someone living with mental illness, cultural stereotypes about mental illness, media stories, and familiarity with institutional practices and past restrictions (e.g., health insurance restrictions, employment restrictions; adoption restrictions). Objective: To study Knowledge, attitudes and perception of community Tertiary Students in Ribat University towards mental illness. Methods: This was a cross sectional study in evidence based, conducted in AL-Ribat among Economic and Information Technology Students, during the period from October 2019 to January 2020. The sample size was selected convenient, 190 students were questioned using a questionnaire about knowledge, attitudes and perception regarding mental illness. Data were collected, computerized, and analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS). Results: This study found that 66.8% of participants were females, while 33.2% were males. The mean age was 23.7 years. The present study found that level of knowledge, attitude and perception were 85%, 82% and 67% respectively. Knowledge and attitudes were higher than perception, there was significantly association between attitude and age, elder students had higher attitude than younger. Gender was not significantly associated with knowledge, attitude and perception (P. Values >0.05). Conclusion: The present study concluded that levels of knowledge, attitudes and perception were higher than previous studies. Depression and Schizophrenia were the most common diseases known by the Students. Majority of students think that mental patients are not crazy. Approximately half of students think psychopath cannot bear responsibilities. Knowledge and perception showed insignificant association with age, while attitude was significantly associated with age. Knowledge, attitude, and perception showed insignificant association with gender.
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    The top 5 emergency drugs used in 2020 in dental practice; A systemic review
    (Napata College, 2020) Monzir Salim Alzareef; Mussab Aboubakr Abdallah
    Introduction: Although medical emergencies in dental practice is a rather uncommon occurrence in routine dental practice, however, life-threatening emergencies can and do occur at any moment. Certain drugs are used in such conditions. With that being said, the practicing dentist should be familiar with their indications, dosages, routes of administration and the side (adverse) effects. Methodology: This is an analytical, quantitative systematic review study (known to some as a review article) that was conducted in the Republic of the Sudan by students at the school of dentistry at Napata College. This review is meant to discuss the top 5 emergency drugs used in dental practice and their indications, dosages, routes of administration as well as their side effects. To write this paper, we inserted a plethora of keywords associated with the topic at hand. A number of researches were excluded as they were inaccessible to us, unrelated to the topic or because they were relatively anachronistic. Following this, we were left with a total of 9 papers, the findings of which are illustrated hereabouts. Results: the 5 most common recommended drugs are: Nitroglycerin (6), Salbutamol (6), Epinephrine (Adrenaline) (5), Oxygen (4), Aspirin (4), Oral glucose (4). The justification as to why more than 5 drug are listed is available in the full thesis. Conclusion: In conclusion, our research has indicated an alarming lack of training in dealing with emergencies, an alarming lack of preparedness for emergencies when and if they manifest themselves as well as a lack of availability of drugs that would aid in the management of these emergencies. Recommendation: 1) Introduction of emergency courses in higher education institutes teaching dentistry. 2) Introduction of legislation which requires dentists to possess, at the very minimum, the 5 aforementioned drugs in their practices as well as knowledge of how to use them. 3) Introduction of legislation which would require dentists see to it that the drugs they possess are not expired. 4) Introduction of legislature that would require dentists attend ‘emergency 101’ courses at least once every 5 years. 5) Introduction of an evaluation test in which dentists’ abilities to handle emergencies are evaluated. This test is to be taken whenever a dentist graduates and is about to practice and henceforth at least once every half a decade. 6) Requiring every conference of dentistry worldwide to have, at the very minimum, at least one poster discussing emergencies.
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    Knowledge, attitude and practices relative to oral cancer among Dentists in Khartoum State, Sudan
    (Napata College, 2020) وفاء مھدي خلف لله عطا المنان; دعاء عبد الرازق السید علي كرار
    Background: Oral cancer affects the lip, tongue and other parts of the oral cavity. The stage at which oral cancer is diagnosed is a major determinant of mortality and morbidity following treatment. No single factor has been identified as the causative agent but, there are a number of high-risk factors that have been associated with oral cancer such as tobacco (smoking or chewable), alcohol, human papillomavirus (HPV), genetic mutation and die. Objective: This study conducted to investigate the knowledge of dentists regarding the risk factors, clinical aspects about oral cancer in Khartoum state, Sudan. Materials and Methods: This is a cross-sectional, descriptive study was conducted at Khartoum state, Sudan. A valid questionnaire was distributed via electronic link to the participants.100 dentists in hospitals and clinics in Khartoum state were participated in current study. Results: Out of 100 dentists, 67 were females and 33 were males. Regarding the specialty of participants the majority were GP (62). Oral & maxillofacial surgeon and Restorative dentist were the most specialty participated after GP. Most of them were less than 5 years of experience. About 93 of them selected Squamous cell carcinoma as most common cancer affect the oral cavity.Most of our participants think that the most common risk factor is habits as tobacco. Also leukoplakia has been chosen mostly as most common oral precancerous disorders. Conclusion: Assessing dentists’ knowledge is one way to measure their performance. This study identified gaps in knowledge among dentists practicing in the Khartoum State, Sudan which strongly suggested that dentists need to increase their knowledge about oral cancer. More continuing education programs on risk factors and diagnosis of oral cancer should be organized to train dentists. Oral cancer screening should be a routine procedure for the high risk patients at the primary oral health care centers in Sudan.
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    Factors affecting choice of specialty amongst Sudanese house officers and General Practitioners in 3 Sudanese hospitals in 2019
    (Napata College, 2020) Hassan I. Osman; Aya Abdelrahman; Mohammed Bahaaeldin Abdulghaffar; Abu Bakr Mohammed Osman; Mohammed Algum Elamin
    Background: All around the world, there has been an outcry by health officials discussing the shortages/possible shortages in certain specialties of medicine. In this research, we have identified the specialties suffering from this risk in Sudan as well as the cause(s) behind such a manifestation. Objectives: General: To determine the factors influencing specialty choice amongst Sudanese GPs and House Officers in 3 Sudanese hospitals. Specific: To determine the most attractive career paths for recently graduated medical personnel. To determine the factors influencing said career choice. To determine which medical specialties are likely to suffer from shortages in the upcoming future. Methods: A total coverage sample of 250 participants was obtained using a questionnaire designed to help achieve our objectives. The data was run through SPSS v.21. Results: 71.43% (178) of our respondents were female. 71.43% (178) were between 24-26 years of age. 67% (167) of our respondents were single. 57% (142) of our respondents were House Officers. The most sought after specialty was Obstetrics/Gynecology with 24% (60) of our respondents choosing it as their desired specialty of practice, followed by Internal Medicine at 16% (40). Helping patients was chosen as the primary motivation behind the choice of 24% (60) of our participants, followed by fewer work hours at 12% (30). Conclusion: Most recent graduates are single females aged 24-26 years who plan on perusing Obstetrics and Gynecology as their specialty of choice. They have made this choice because they believe it is the best manner in which they could be of aid to their patients.