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Somya oda abedel menaem
Professor
Faculty of Nursing
Maternal and Newborn Health
Publications
17 Publications
Effectiveness of Nursing Intervention Protocol on Recurrence of Vulvovaginal Candidiasis Infection Associated Pregnancy
Somya Ouda Abdelmenam
2023
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Effect of Nursing Guidelines on Hemorrhoids Symptoms among Pregnant Women
Somaya Ouda Abd Elmoniem
2023
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Effect of Implementing Evidence-Based Nursing Practices Guidelines on Prevention of Deep Venous Thrombosis among Postpartum Women
Somaya Ouda Abd ELmoniem
2023
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Effect of Utilizing Care Bundle on Prevention of Puerperal Sepsis among Post-Natal Women
Somaya Ouda Abd Elmoniem
2023
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Effect Of Benson Relaxation Technique On Reducing Pain And Stress Among post Cesarean Section Mothers
Somaya Ouda Abd Elmoniem
2022
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR MATERNITY NURSES REGARDING PRECAUTIONARY AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES AT LABOR UNIT DURING COVID 19
Somaya Ouda Abd Elmoneim
2021
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Effect of Health Educational Program on Knowledge, Attitude, and Reaction of Pregnant Women Regarding Obstetric and Newborn Danger Signs
Somaya O. Abd Elmoniem1
2020
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Effect of Heat Application versus Stretching Exercises on Relieving Discomforts of Primary Dysmenorrhea among University Student Girls
Somaya Ouda Abd Elmoniem1
2020
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Effect of Emergency Contraception Guidelines Intervention on Women's Knowledge and Attitude
2018
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Effectiveness of Application of PLISSIT Counseling Model on Sexuality Among Women with Dyspareunia
2018
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Maternal and Newborn Health