Lourance Abdel Razzaq Enad Alzyarah Al Hadid
Nurse Educator- Critical Care Nurse- Mixed-Methodology Researcher
Assistant Professor
PhD Thesis Title
“Critical thinking and disposition skills among nurse educators in Jordanian Universities”
Personal Data
Date of birth: June 20th 1972.
Nationality: Jordanian.
Marital status: Married with a three children.
Al Hussein Bin Talal University
Princess Aisha Bint Al-Hussein College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Nursing Department, Ma'an, Jordan
Telephone: Mobile 00962 79 616 8012
E– mail:
Academic Qualifications
· PhD, University of New England-Armidale, NSW (March 2007- Dec. 2009).
· Masters in Nursing Education (1999), Jordan University- Faculty of Graduate Studies, Amman- Jordan, GPA 3.55/4 (V. Good).
· Bachelor in science of nursing (1993), Jordan University - Faculty of Nursing, Amman – Jordan, GPA 81.9% (V. Good).
Areas of Strength, Interest and Expertise
· Mixed-methods research.
· Health promotion and wellness.
· Research interest in critical care and emergency-trauma nursing.
· Evidence-based practice and research utilization.
· Critical thinking assessment among students.
· Transformative education and reflective practice.
· Curriculum development and planning.
· Transcultural nursing education.
Clinical Expertise
· Expert in intensive and coronary care nursing knowledge and skills, including trauma management (i.e., ATCN), BLS, and ACLS.
· Expert in providing and developing nursing care to critically-ill patients (such as patients on mechanical ventilation, on chemical support (i.e. vasopressors and sympathomimetics), post major trauma, Multiple Organ Failure/Dysfunction (MOF/D), post Cardiac surgeries, i.e. CABG, Valve replacement, post Renal replacement, post interventional cardiology procedures (i.e. PTCA), patient with cardiac hemodynamic measurements (i.e. Swan-Ganz catheter), patient on continuous renal replacement therapy, and patient with intracranial catheter.
· Excellent background in disease pathophysiology.
· Team management, both as a member and as a leader.
· Good communication skills and excellent command over English and Arabic.
Teaching Experiences
Assistant Professor, Nursing Department, Princess Aisha Bint Al-Hussein College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Al Hussein Bin Talal University, Ma'an, Jordan, September 2015- to date.
Head of Nursing Department, Al Ghad International Health Colleges, Tabuk- Male Campus, September 2014-June 2015.
Head of Department of Basic Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Isra University, Amman, Jordan, September 2013- until June 2014. Applied to promotion (to Associate Professor) interrupted by resignation.
Assistant professor, Department of Basic Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Isra University, Amman, Jordan (February 2010-Septmeber 2013). I taught the following courses:
- Critical Care Course Coordinator for both theory and practicum. I built this course based on principles of problem-based education.
- Advanced Clinical Nursing Practice: a course that prepares fourth-year students to graduate and work safely by supporting students with the required nursing knowledge and skills.
- Critical Thinking and Clinical Reasoning for nurses.
- Disaster Management and Planning.
- Principles and Application of Nursing Research.
- Biostatistics for Nursing Students.
Clinical resource nurse (CRN) – King Fahad Hospital- King Abdul-Aziz Medical City- National Guard Health Affairs [NGHA] - ICU. I worked as a team member of a group of clinical resource nurses (CRNs). We were responsible for the on-job training, continuing education, research, quality improvement, and professional growth consultation for the staff and charge nurses of the 21-bedded general ICU, 8-bedded Burn Unit, & 8-bedded IMCU. As well, college students’ were followed, trained, instructed, and evaluated by the CRN (April 2005- January 2007).
Instructor at the High Institute of Nursing– Ministry of Public Health, Doha – Qatar. I worked as a clinical coordinator, as well I taught the second year students the following subjects: Adult Nursing (I, II, III), and Introduction to Nursing Research (April 2002- February 2005).
Clinical Experience
Clinical Nurse Specialist in Critical Care - NSW, Australia, Agency Nurse Practitioner and Faculty Member at the UNE, May 2007 till December 2009.
I.C.U. head nurse – Al Hussein Center (formerly Al Amal Center), a specialized center for cancer patients, Amman – Jordan. A ten bed unit receiving patients suffering from cancer-related complications, post major surgeries, and post bone marrow transplantation. In addition, I presented lectures to the registered nurses and resident physicians in the field of critical care (Nov. 2001-March 2002).
I.C.C.U. head nurse -Al Istiqlal Hospital– Amman, a 12-bed unit, receiving medical cardiac and critically ill patients, post CABG, cardiac valve replacement, organ transplantation, and other major surgeries (Nov. 2000 - Oct. 2001).
I.C.C.U. nurse then night shift Supervisor – Specialty Hospital – Amman. An 18- bed unit. I cared for intensive and coronary patients, post cardiac, valvular, renal, vascular, neural and extensive surgeries (July 1993- Oct. 2000). I was one of the founders to the wards and ICCU of the hospital.
Professional Activities
· A faculty member at Al Isra University, Amman, Jordan: an assistant professor.
· Participated in founding and inaugurating many critical care units and emergency departments in different hospitals.
· Participated in a number of continuous education activities in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Jordan covering areas of clinical education and nursing practice.
· A member in the Evidence-Based Practice Center in the gulf region, in NGHA in KSA.
· Involved in many activities directly related to professional development of the ICU staff, i.e. mechanical ventilation, mock codes, caring for neurological, cardiac, multi-organ failure patients, disaster management and other subjects related to critical care.
· Participated in a workshop for curriculum revision and evaluation, sponsored by the North Atlantic College – Canada -Qatar Campus (February and May, 2004).
· Participated as an instructor in a workshop for the clinical evaluation based on a competency based practice, sponsored by the Ministry of Public Health, Doha, Qatar (February, 2004).
· Participated as a student, instructor and TOT in BLS and ACLS courses, affiliated to the American Heart Association.
· Participated in basic and advanced ECG analysis and cardiac electrophysiology courses.
Research Interest
· Clinical studies that examine different aspect concerning nursing practice, quality of nursing care and nurses, especially in the critical care and the emergency departments.
· Interventional studies, including Experimental and Quasi-Experimental.
· Critical thinking and reflective practice.
· Tool development, validity and other psychometric studies.
· Transformative learning, evidence-based and problem-based practice/learning.
· Wellbeing and human life.
Publications
Books/ Chapters
Al Hadid, L. (2015). Evidence-Based in Nursing Education. In: Smith, M. J., Carpenter, R., & Fitzpatrick, J. J. (2015). Encyclopedia of Nursing Education. New York: Springer Publishing.
Thesis published on Dr. Verlag Műller for online publications. No. 43460, ISBN 978-3-639-34341-0, Germany.
Research Studies
Subih, M., Al Hadid, L., Al Barmawi, M., Yehia, D.B., Shawashi, T. & Marji, T. (2015). Uncertainty, symptoms distress and learning needs among post-CABG Jordanian patients after discharge. (In review, ISI Web of Science Master Journal).
Al Hadid, L. (2015). Validating a tool that explores factors influencing nurses’ adopting evidence-based model in nursing practice: A Jordanian perspective. (In review, ISI Web of Science Master Journal).
Al Hadid, L., Saqarat, A., Moxham, L. & Al Barmawi, M. (2015). Validation of the Devilliers, Carson and Leary Scale-Arabic Version. (In review, ISI Web of Science Master Journal).
Shawish, T.O., Sobih, M.M., Al Hadid, L.A., Abuadas, M. (2015). The Frequency and Risk Factors of Occupation-related Back Pain among Jordanian Nurses. International Journal of Nursing Practice, 21(2), 108-114. (ISI Web of Science Master Journal).
Rajabi, O., Al Hadid, L. & Sobih, M. (2015). Factor influencing women view and attitudes toward midwifery profession: Tool validity. International Journal of Nursing Practice. (Accepted Dec 2014, ISI Web of Science Master Journal).
Jarrad, R. & Al Hadid, L. (2014). Utilizing video as a health education intervention to elicit changes in knowledge of physical activity and acute coronary syndrome among Jordanian cardiac patients. European Journal of Scientific Research, 118(4), 574-582. (ISI Web of Science Master Journal)
Salahat, M.A. & Al Hadid, L. (2013). Autologous adipose stem cells use for skin regeneration and treatment: An experimental study. Journal of Biology, Agriculture and Healthcare, 3(1), 135-141.
Al Hadid, L., Becker, C., Mansour, A., Al-Shuaibi, J., Bahnasawy, H. & Glascoff, M. (2013). Salutogenic Wellness Promotion Scale: Validation of the Arabic version. American Journal of Health Education, 44, 1–6.
Al Hadid, L. & Al Barmawi, M. (2012). Factors influencing the adoption of evidence-based principles in nursing education: A Jordanian perspective. Journal of Nursing Education and Practice, 2 (2), 71-79. DOI: 10.5430/jnep.v2n2p71URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.5430/jnep.v2n2p71.
Sulieman, K., Al Hadid, L. & Duhni, A. (2012). Psychometric testing of the Arabic version of the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (A-PSQI) among coronary artery disease patients in Jordan. Journal of Natural Sciences Research, 2(8), 15-20.
Al Hadid, L. (2012). Critical thinking and disposition skills among nurse educators in Jordanian Universities. Jordanian Medical Journal, 46(3), 201-209.
Al Hadid, L. & Sulieman, K. (2012). Effect of boost simulated session on CPR competency among nursing students: A pilot study. Journal of Education and Practice, 3(16), 186-193.
Al Hadid, L., Abu Hasheesh, M. & Al Momani, M. (2011). Validating a tool that explores factors influencing adopting evidence-based principles in nursing education. Journal of Nursing Education. 50 (12), 681-687. DOI:10.3928/01484834-20110903-03. (ISI Web of Science Master Journal).
Sobih, M., Alamer, R., Al Hadid, L. & Alsatari, M. (2011). Stressors amongst Jordanian nurses and the effect of selected demographic factors: A descriptive-explorative Study. Jordanian Medical Journal, 45(4), 331-340.
Current and Future Research Projects
Al Hadid, L. & Rajabi, O. (2015). Hypothyroidism amongst Jordanian pregnant women: Determining the prevalence and the development of new guidelines to set a reference of normal ranges. A three-phase project surveying different regions in Jordan. Currently in the third and final phase of data collection. (Two paper have been presented in two international conferences; currently writing the report).
Al Hadid, L., Shahin, M. & Barmawi, M. (2015). The impact of an anti-constipation feeding protocol on the prevalence of increased intra-abdominal pressure and the ICU mortality rate. Currently preparing the feeding protocol in order to get into the next phase of applying for ethical approval.
Al Hadid, L. & Rajabi, O. (2015). Validating a tool that measures the perceived factors influencing midwifery students’ decision on their future career in Jordan. (Preparing the study report).
Al Hadid, L. & Sagarat, A. (2015). Bullying within Jordanian hospitals and its impact on productivity: An examination of the Jordanian nursing atmosphere. Seeking ethical approvals to get into the data collection phase.
Reviewer in International Journals
International Journal of Evidence-based Healthcare
International Journal of Nursing Practice
European Journal for Diabetes Nursing
European Journal for Cardiovascular Nursing
Global Research Journal of Education
Basic Research Journal of Education Research and Review
Supervisory and Consultancy Roles
Thesis title: “Knowledge and attitudes of pain management by nurses in Saudi Arabian Emergency Departments”. PhD candidate at the University of Western Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia (2012-2015).
Thesis title: "The perceived components of teamwork that influence the successful implementation of total quality management program in a health care setting in Saudi Arabia: A mixed-methods study." PhD candidate at the University of New England, Armidale, NSW, Australia (2012-Now).
Thesis title: "Factors influencing strategic planning in the Saudi Health care system: Tool validity and model development." PhD candidate at the University of New England, Armidale, NSW, Australia (2013-Now).
Thesis title: "Burnout and job satisfaction among Saudi critical care nurses working in Hail region, Saudi Arabia." A Masters candidate at the University of New England, Armidale, NSW, Australia (2014-Now).
External Examiner:
Thesis title: “Role of Work Stress in the Development of Metabolic Syndrome among Jordanians” PhD Candidate is at Sydney University, Sydney, NSW, Australia (2013).
Patent
Safety Cannula, USPTO, Utility under 35 USC 111(a), commercialization process
Safety Cannula: second version, commercialization process (not registered yet).
Traction: a new concept for fracture/skin traction system (Still under the process of reparation): currently preparing for prototyping.
Book Review
Arabic version of the book “Chapleau, W. (2011, English version). Emergency First Respondent: Making the difference, 2nd edn.” Reviewed for an academic promotion purpose.
Current and Future plans
- Currently preparing to apply for a promotion to become an Associate Professor based on the professional achievement, research papers and work profile.
- The adoption of a voice recognition technology on tablet PCs to improve time efficacy in different type of intensive and critical care setting. Currently preparing the software application.
- Working on the second patent which is concerned with a new concept in fracture traction system.
Hobbies
Reading (scientific and literature books, history and chronicle magazines…), basketball, table tennis, volleyball, and logical debates.
Future Plans
I’m planning to continue exploring the field of education, critical thinking, and critical care. I’m developing my research skills through working with national and international researchers in both qualitative and quantitative methods. Qualitative data analysis is a challenging area and provides the nursing profession, especially in Jordan, with crucial elements to progress. Within the qualitative domain, ethnography and hermeneutic approaches are especially important to nursing research in our region to develop culture-based understanding of the nursing phenomenon in the Arab countries.
Teamwork is inspirational to me. I wish to keep working in a team that supports and assists me to be an effective member and benefit the profession and community. Quality patient care is another important aspect in my career. It is in fact one of the main reasons for choosing Critical Thinking as the theme for my PhD thesis and Critical Care Nursing Education as my area of interest.
I’m currently working at expanding collaboration to include multinational research studies, especially on wellness (health) promotion in different populations. Working on international and overseas collaborative projects expands horizon, enriches expertise and more. I still have more potential patents to work on; I’m planning to proceed into this area.
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