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Browsing SOP - Scholarly Publications by Author "Alameddine, Mohamad"

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Browsing SOP - Scholarly Publications by Author "Alameddine, Mohamad"

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  • A National Study on Nurses’ Exposure to Occupational Violence in Lebanon 
    Dimassi, Hani; Alameddine, Mohamad; Mourad, Yara (2016-12-05)
    Background Healthcare institutions have commonly reported exposure of employees, particularly nurses, to high levels of occupational violence. Despite such evidence in the Middle East Region, there is a dearth of national ...
  • A national study on nurses’ retention in healthcare facilities in underserved areas in Lebanon 
    Dimassi, Hani; El-Jardali, Fadi; Alameddine, Mohamad; Jamal, Diana; Dumit, Nuhad Y.; McEwen, Mary K.; Jaafar, Maha; Muray, Susan F. (2017-01-19)
    Background Nursing shortages and maldistribution are priority issues for healthcare systems around the globe. Such imbalances are often aggravated in underserved areas, especially in developing countries. Despite the ...
  • Nurses’ work environment and intent to leave in Lebanese hospitals 
    Dimassi, Hani; El-Jardali, Fadi; Alameddine, Mohamad; Dumit, Nuhad; Jamal, Diana; Maalouf, Salwa (2015-10-01)
    Background The dual burden of nursing shortages and poor work environments threatens quality of patient care and places additional pressures on resource-stretched health care systems, particularly in the Eastern ...
  • Occupational Violence at Lebanese Emergency Departments 
    Dimassi, Hani; Alameddine, Mohamad; Kazzi, Amin; El-Jardali, Fadi; Maalouf, Salwa (2015-10-02)
    Emergency departments (EDs) workers are at increased risk of exposure to occupational violence. The prevalence of occupational violence is potentially higher and consequences are more serious in areas with poor security ...
  • The retention of health human resources in primary healthcare centers in Lebanon 
    Dimassi, Hani; Alameddine, Mohamad; Saleh, Shadi; El-Jardali, Fadi; Mourad, Yara. (2015-10-02)
    Background Critical shortages of health human resources (HHR), associated with high turnover rates, have been a concern in many countries around the globe. Of particular interest is the effect of such a trend on the primary ...

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