Exploring Newly Qualified Nurses' Attitudes Towards Mental Health in Saudi Arabia

 Introduction


We are delighted to welcome Ms. Roua Aman as a distinguished speaker at the upcoming conference. With her expertise in nursing research and healthcare studies, Ms. Aman brings valuable insights into the evolving field of mental health care. Her presentation, titled “A Comparison of Newly Qualified Nurses' Attitudes Towards Mental Health in Different Hospitals in Saudi Arabia: A Cross-Sectional Study,” promises to shed light on critical aspects of nursing education and mental health awareness.

Benefits of Attending

 Attending Ms. Aman’s session will offer participants the opportunity to:

  • Gain a deeper understanding of how newly qualified nurses perceive mental health care in various hospital settings.

  • Explore practical strategies to improve mental health support within healthcare institutions.

  • Engage in interactive discussions and network with peers and experts in nursing research and mental health care.

  • Enhance professional knowledge that can directly impact patient care quality and staff training programs.


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Research Interest of the Speaker

 Ms. Aman’s research primarily focuses on mental health attitudes among healthcare professionals, with a particular interest in how organizational and cultural factors influence nursing practice. Her work emphasizes evidence-based approaches to improve patient outcomes and foster supportive environments for both staff and patients.

Awards, Recognition, and Achievements

Ms. Aman has been recognized for her contributions to nursing research and healthcare improvement. Her work has been published in reputable journals, and she has actively participated in initiatives aimed at promoting mental health awareness among healthcare professionals. She continues to inspire peers and students alike with her dedication to advancing the nursing profession.

Conclusion

 Don’t miss the opportunity to learn from Ms. Roua Aman’s insightful research on mental health attitudes among newly qualified nurses. Her session will provide actionable insights, foster meaningful discussions, and contribute to the overall enhancement of nursing practice in hospital settings.

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