Al-nahrain University

This study is testing a scoring system called STUMBL to see if it can quickly identify which patients with chest injuries from accidents or falls are at highest risk for serious complications or death. Researchers will use the score on 188 patients arriving at emergency departmen…

This study aims to find out which scoring system better predicts outcomes for people with chest injuries. Researchers will compare two different scoring methods in 150 patients arriving at the emergency room with chest trauma. They'll track whether patients survive, need intensiv…

This study aims to find out which of two medical scoring systems is better at predicting survival for patients with multiple serious injuries. Researchers will enroll 200 trauma patients at a hospital in Iraq and calculate both scores when they arrive. They will then track the pa…

This study aims to find out which of two simple checklists (called the MGAP score and the GAP score) works better to quickly predict how severely injured patients will fare. Researchers will track 522 patients with multiple injuries at an Iraqi hospital, comparing the scores take…

This study aims to measure how common and how severe depression is among doctors, nurses, and staff working in heart and chest surgery departments in Baghdad. Researchers will ask 200 healthcare workers to complete a standard depression questionnaire. The goal is to understand th…

This study aims to find out which of three simple checklists works best to quickly predict how severely injured patients will fare. Researchers in Iraq will track 188 trauma patients to see if scores based on age, consciousness, and vital signs accurately predict who might die, n…