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Browsing Gilbert and Rose-Marie Chagoury School of Medicine by Author "Asmar, Nadia"

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Browsing Gilbert and Rose-Marie Chagoury School of Medicine by Author "Asmar, Nadia"

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  • Fertility drugs and the risk of breast cancer 
    Zreik, Tony; Mazloom, Ali; Vannucci, Marina; Pinnix, Chilsea; Fulton, Stephanie; Hadziahmetovic, Mersiha; Asmar, Nadia; Munkarah, Adnan; Ayoub, Chakib M.; Shihadeh, Ferial; Berjawi, Ghina; Hannoun, Antoine; Zalloua, Pierre; Wogan, Christine; Dabaja, Bouthaina (2015-10-07)
    The risk of breast cancer has been associated with reproductive history. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between fertility drugs used in assisted reproductive procedures and the risk of breast ...
  • Implementing an interprofessional education programme in Lebanon 
    Farra, Anna; Zeenny, Rony; Nasser, Soumana; Asmar, Nadia; Milane, Aline; Bassil, Maya; Haidar, Mona; Habre, Maha; Zeeni, Nadine; Hoffart, Nancy (2019-10-15)
    Background: The Lebanese American University has a well-functioning inter-professional education (IPE) programme; this is a fundamental pedagogical approach in healthcare education in which students from different professions ...
  • Influence of standardized patient body habitus on undergraduate student performance in an Objective Structured Clinical Examination 
    Bahous, Sola Aoun; Faour, Wissam; Asmar, Nadia; Yazbeck-Karam, Vanda; Khairallah, Maya (2015-10-23)
    Purpose: Previous studies have shown that the standardized patient's (SP) gender may affect student performance in an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE). The aim of this study is to investigate the influence ...
  • Medical education in a foreign language and history-taking in the native language in Lebanon – a nationwide survey 
    Abi Raad, Vanda; Asmar, Nadia; Bahous, Sola Aoun; Raad, Kareem; Daaboul, Yazan; Korjian, Serge; Jammal, Mouin (2019-02-22)
    Background With the adoption of the English language in medical education, a gap in clinical communication may develop in countries where the native language is different from the language of medical education. This study ...

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