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As seen in: AIChE Journal, BMJ Open, Pakistan Journal of Medical Sciences, Journal of Pediatric Urology
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Qualitative exploration of awareness about risk factors and transformative behaviours among Pakistani patients with coronary artery disease

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By Rubina Barolia, Adnan Yaqoob, Laila Akbar Ladak, Furqan Yaqub Pannu
| BMJ Open Verified
Lifestyle choices are pivotal in shaping cardiovascular health, as evidenced by the participants’ histories.
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Home-based cardiac rehabilitation: development, implementation and outcome evaluation in patients with coronary artery diseases in Lahore, Pakistan - a mixed-methods study protocol | BMJ Open

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By Rubina Barolia, Laila Akbar Ladak, Asif Hanif, Adnan Yaqoob
| BMJ Open Verified
Methods and analysis Research design This research will employ a mixed-methods (exploratory sequential) study design. This research design is rooted in the pragmatic paradigm. The pragmatic paradigm is built on the principle of employing the best methods to investigate real-world problems. It permits the use of multiple data sources to answer one research question. This premise of pragmatism offers its philosophical and methodological appropriateness for mixed methods research.
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Adapting the FAST-M maternal sepsis intervention for implementation in Pakistan: a qualitative exploratory study

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By Irfan Ahmed, Rubina Barolia, Raheel Sikandar, Ghulam Kubra Rind
| BMJ Open Verified
Lack of adequate resources and quality assurance HCPs, mainly doctors, and nurses working in the hospital, voiced concerns over the scarcity of resources. All HCPs indicated their workplace as a low-resource setting and described private hospitals as having ‘more resources than us’. Despite the disparity in resources, HCPs generally believed they were maximising sepsis management within the limits of what was possible in their unit.
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