Raeda Al-Qutob

TL;DR: Continuing medical education for providers about depression, provision of counseling services and antidepressant medications at the primary care level, and efforts to destigmatize depression may result in increased rates of recognition and treatment of depression in this population of patients.

TL;DR: An in-depth reflection and examination of different scenarios of the disease spread were developed and it is strongly recommended to promote community health awareness toward public health prevention and control measures, increase the efficiency and comprehensiveness of the epidemiological investigation and active and passive surveillance, and employ technology and digital health solutions to track cases and contacts.

TL;DR: The level, causes, and risk factors of NNM in Jordan showed that a large proportion of NNDs are preventable or possibly preventable and Providing optimal intrapartum, and immediate postpartum care is likely to result in avoidance of a largeportion of N NDs.

TL;DR: Women’s ambivalence in prioritizing their own health and feelings of fear and safety could be better addressed by designing breast health interventions that emphasize the good prognosis for breast cancer when detected early, involve breast cancer survivors in breast health awareness campaigns and catalyse family support to encourage women to seek breast health care.

TL;DR: Group educational lectures appeared effective for improving breast health knowledge among Jordanian women, however, even with the noticeable level of knowledge at the baseline, there were low breast health practices among the study participants.