Al-nahrain University

This study looks at 200 people with serious injuries from accidents or violence. Researchers want to see which of two scoring methods, the Revised Trauma Score (RTS) or the MGAP score, better predicts who will survive and how long they stay in the hospital. Participants are score…

This study looks at how common depression is among healthcare workers in heart and lung surgery departments in Baghdad. About 200 doctors, nurses, and support staff will fill out a simple questionnaire about their mood. The goal is to understand how many are affected and what fac…

This study compares two quick scoring methods (MGAP and GAP) used in emergency rooms to predict how well multiple trauma patients will do. Researchers will track 522 adults admitted to a hospital in Iraq, recording their scores and following their outcomes like survival and lengt…

This study looks at 188 trauma patients in Iraq to see how well three different scoring systems (EMTRAS, REMS, and GAP) can predict who will die, who will need a breathing tube, and how long they will stay in the hospital. Researchers will check patients when they arrive at the e…

This study checks if a simple scoring tool called STUMBL can accurately predict who will have serious complications or die after a blunt chest injury (like from a car crash or fall). About 188 adults in Iraq will be scored when they arrive at the emergency room, and their outcome…

This study looks at 150 people with chest injuries to see which scoring system better predicts who will need intensive care or may die. Researchers will compare two scores, TTSS and TRISS, during emergency room visits. The goal is to help doctors make faster, more accurate decisi…