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In person community cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) teaching using mannequins versus pillow partners – a comparative study

by Zohaib Khawaja, Umar Shafiq, Mohammed Y Khanji, Bismah Ali | Dec 31, 2022

Studies have shown that community initiatives such as Restart a Heart and British Islamic Medical Association’s (BIMA) Lifesavers program help teach effective CPR to the public. CPR mannequins and simulation models are traditionally used however incur a significant...

Understanding and addressing barriers to accessing mental health services for Muslims in the UK

by Zohaib Khawaja, Akif Amin, Bismah Ali | Dec 31, 2022

Inherent reference is given to focusing on and maintaining good mental health in Islam however, Muslim communities appear to continue to underutilise mental health services. Muslims have been reported to experience a range of barriers preventing them from accessing...

A scoping review of UK-faith based organisations role in addressing Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy

by Abdullah Mukit, Mahbuba Hussain, NafisaZilani, Nusrat Kamal, Yusuf Cheema, Salman Waqar | Dec 31, 2022

Background Faith-based organisations are considered part of an area’s voluntary and community sector (VCS). There is a developing role for these organisations to improve access to healthcare services, understand the wider social determinants of health and...

Think Pink: An exploration of barriers faced by Muslim women in accessing breast cancer care and a pilot programme to address them

by Haleema S Adil, Maya Baroudi, Aamina Mahmood | Dec 31, 2022

Introduction In the UK, screening programmes are crucial for early detection of breast and cervical cancer. Muslim women’s attendance to these programmes falls below the national average (1), increasing the risk of delayed diagnosis, and thus exacerbating health...

Awareness and uptake of the pork-free, injectable flu vaccine in the Muslim community

by Maaedah Khan,Razneen Shah, Sanah Ali, Jack Amiry | Dec 30, 2022

Background The childhood nasal flu vaccine programme acts to minimise flu transmission amongst the vulnerable population; however, the British Muslim community have consistently reported lower rates of uptake. A Public Health England study in Luton concluded that the...
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