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Dr. Shaimaa Ahmed Snosy Sayed

          PhD. MSc. MBBCh

Ass. Prof of Public Health and Community Medicine

Faculty of Medicine – Beni Suif University

Egypt

Telephone NO. +20-127-1379879 / +20-109-9408780

Email: shoshoahmed80@yahoo.com

            Dr_shaimaa_snosy@hotmail.com

 

 

 

Name: Shaimaa Ahmed Snosy Sayed

Date Of Birth: 10, July 1980

Place of Birth: Beni-Suif, Egypt.

Marital status: Married.

 

Education:

·        1997- 2003: received B.ch degree from Faculty of Medicine

(Cairo University- Beni Suif Branch) with final degree Very Good.

·        5\2006: Obtained the 1^st part of master degree of Public Health Medicine from  (Cairo University) with final degree Very Good.

·        5/2007: Obtained the 2^nd part of Master degree of Public Health Medicine From Cairo University with final degree Very Good.

·        7/2008: Obtained the Master degree of Public Health & Preventive and Social Medicine From Cairo University with final degree Very Good.

·        3/2014: Obtained the Medical Doctorate degree of Public Health & Preventive and Social Medicine from Beni-Suef University.

 

Experience:

·        4/2014- present : Lecturer of Public health in Faculty of Medicine Beni Suif University

·        10/2008- 3/2014: Assistant lecturer of Public health in Faculty of Medicine Beni Suif University.

·        7/2005 –10/2008: Demonstrator of Public health in Faculty of Medicine Beni Suif University.

 

 

Certificates & Training:

·        Medical Bachelor and Bachelor of Chirurgie. M.B.,B.Ch. 2003

·        9\3\2005: obtained Egyptian Medical License.

·        Master degree of Public Health Medicine 2008.

·        Attended "Health in Numbers: Quantitative Methods in Clinical & Public Health Research" in Harvard school of public health from 15 Oct 2012 to 21 Jan 2013.

 

Research Work:

·        Master Thesis in Public Health Medicine: “Assessment of perinatal morbidity and mortality in Rural community in Beni Suif ” (Thesis accepted on July 2008).

·        Medical Doctorate Thesis in Public Health Medicine: "Some epidemiological aspects of circumcision among females attending the primary health care facilities in Beni Suef governorate" (Thesis accepted on Jan 2013).

 

Clinical trial experience:

·        Attended GCP training in 2011.

·        Sub-investigator in TRILOGY ACS Study,  Phase 3, multicenter, randomized, parallel-group, double-blind, double-dummy, active-controlled study in subjects who have experienced recent (within 10 days) unstable angina/non-ST-elevation, myocardial infarction (UA/NSTEMI) acute coronary syndromes (ACS) and who are to be medically managed.

·        Complete the internet-based training-course on Basic Health Research Ethics in African Malaria network trust in Oct 2012.

·        Complete the internet-based training-course on the Protection of Human Research Subjects in 2009.

·        Complete the internet-based training-course on Research Ethics in Global Ethics Research Initiative in Oct 2012.

·        Complete the internet-based training-course on Essentials of Good Clinical Practice in Global Ethics Research Initiative in Oct 2012.

·        Sub-investigator in CATCH Study," Efficacy and Safety of Long-Term (6 Months) Innohep Treatment Versus Anticoagulation with a Vitamin K Antagonist (Warfarin) for the Treatment of Acue Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) in Cancer Patients " Phase 3, multi-national, multicenter, randomized, active-controlled, open label study with blinded adjudication.

 

Publications:

Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality in Rural Communityin Beni-Suef Governorate "Upper Egypt", World Journal of Medical Sciences 5 (1): 01-06, 2010

 

A study on the Role of Interleukins IL-4, IL-8, IL-10 in Acute Urticaria Patients in Beni- Suef University Hospital, THE EGYPTIAN JOURNAL OF IMMUNOLOGY, Vol. 22 (1), 2015

 

Language:

Fluent in speaking, reading and writing English & Arabic

 

Skill:

·        Excellent Command with computer (Windows XP, Microsoft word, Excel, Power point and SPSS softwares with good skills in statistical analysis for medical research.

·        Teaching Skills as a Demonstrator then Assistant lecturer of Public Health Medicine in Beni-Suif University since July 2005 till now (5 Years).

·        Administrative and Managerial skills.

Master Title

Assessment of perinatal morbidity and mortality in Rural community in Beni Suif

Master Abstract

Objectives: Assessment of the prevalence of Female Genital Cutting among females in Beni-Suef governorate, beside knowledge, attitude and practice of females towards this practice in order to eliminate this harmful practice against females.

PHD Title

Some epidemiological aspects of circumcision among females attending the primary health care facilities in Beni Suef governorate

PHD Abstract

Summary Objectives: Assessment of the prevalence of Female Genital Cutting among females in Beni-Suef governorate, beside knowledge, attitude and practice of females towards this practice in order to eliminate this harmful practice against females. . Methods: A cross-sectional analytical study has been carried out. All females (>15 years ) attending the 8 randomly selected PHC facilities from Beni Suef governorate for any health service during the 6 months of data collection were included in the study. Results: A total of 938 females were attending the 8 health facilities, but only 862 females agree to participate in the study with a non response rate (8.1 %). The mean age was 29.5 years, SD= ± 6.6 years (minimum = 16; maximum = 45). The prevalence of female genital cutting was (86.5%) among the studied sample. Mean age at circumcision was 11.47 ± 1.54, and (46.4%) of circumcised women report that Traditional birth attendants were responsible for the procedure. Among the 592 females who had daughters, (49.8%) practiced FGC to their daughters, Mean age of daughters when circumcised 11.59 ± 1.12, Doctors were responsible for the procedure in the majority of circumcised daughters (95.9%). (60.3%) of females believe that female circumcision is a religious requirement, about (69.4%) of the participants had an intention of subjecting their daughters to FGM in the future. When asked about their opinion for continuing the practice or not, (50.9%) agreed to continue the practice, (57.1%) of the participants thought that man disagreed to continue FGC. According to the univariate analysis, Female education, occupation, marital status, religion and social standard were significantly associated with circumcision among studied sample, But in the Multivariable analysis. Only religion and occupation were significantly associated with circumcision among studied sample. According to the univariate analysis, Female education, occupation, husband education, husband occupation, district, religion and social standard were significantly associated with circumcision among daughters. But in the Multivariable analysis. Female education, district, husband occupation were significantly associated with circumcision among daughters. According to the univariate analysis, Female education, occupation, religion, social standard and circumcision among studied females were significantly associated with intension to circumcise daughters in the future. but in the Multivariable analysis, female education, occupation, religion and circumcision among studied females were significantly associated with intension to circumcise daughters in the future. Recommendations ? A continued dialogue with religious leaders and community members of Beni-Suef governorate to gain support in order to discourage the practice of FGM. ? . ? Community-based interventions about the possible consequences and the need to prevent FGM should be intensified. ? Further research on FGM is needed to increase knowledge about the health complications, Barriers to FGM prevention and reasons for continuing the practice. ? Data on FGM should be collected routinely by health and social services. ? Ensure that services in all areas respond to females needs and the potential risks to their daughters. ? Provide psychological support to girls at risk of FGM. ? Better understanding of FGM not just as a health issue but primarily as an issue of violence against women and an abuse of girl child. ? All education and training programs on child abuse, reproductive and sexual health care should incorporate FGM. ? Community action on FGM should be strengthened and promoted for all the FGM practicing communities. ? Evaluation of programs against FGC.