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$100 USD / hour

doha,

qatar

$100 USD / hour

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Joined August 6, 2019

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Sara A.

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Academic researcher

Hello! I have been engaged in scientific research and writing for a total of eight years. I have published 13 scientific research papers in highly reputable peer-reviewed journals over the past 6 years. I have long experience in: - Designing research projects based on the research question and objectives. - Conducting qualitative and quantitative research projects. - Collecting qualitative and quantitative data. - Translating qualitative data. - Analyzing and interpreting qualitative and quantitative data. - Writing, reporting, and dissemination research projects.

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Education

MSc in Pharmacy

University of Qatar,

Qatar

2017 - 2019

(2 years)

BSc In Pharmacy

University of Qatar,

Qatar

2012 - 2017

(5 years)

Publications

Impact of a Collaborative Pharmaceutical Care Service Among Patients With Diabetes

Elsevier

Collaborative Pharmaceutical Care Service provision improves clinical outcomes in patients with diabetes over a 12-month follow-up period in a primary healthcare setting. Future studies should determine the long-term impact of a collaborative care model in this setting.

Medical comorbidities in patients with serious mental illness

dovepress

The literature and our cohort studied provided evidence that individuals with sever mental illness are less likely to receive standard levels of care for their medical comorbidities.