Hospital Pharmacists Interventions to Drug-Related Problems at Tertiary Critical Care Pediatric Settings in Jazan, Saudi Arabia.

While drug-related problems (DRPs) have been recognized as a major concern in pediatric wards, the role of hospital pharmacy in improving medication safety has been rarely studied. To investigate the frequency, nature, and severity of DRPs and associated pharmacist interventions (PIs). This is a prospective study carried out using direct observation over a year (2019-2020) in 3 pediatric wards (pediatric emergency department (PED), pediatric intensive care unit (PICU), and neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) in Jazan, Saudi Arabia.

Knowledge, attitude, and practice study regarding cholera among the people in Jazan city, KSA.

Background: Cholera is a contagious infection that can be fatal; in spite of this, it can be easily prevented by sticking to proper hygienic measures as well as administering cholera vaccine. However, prevention of cholera is highly dependent on the knowledge and attitude of the general population toward the symptoms and preventive measures of cholera, which is unclear in medical literature.

Objective: This survey analysis aims to explore the level of knowledge as well as attitude and practice of people in Jazan, Saudi Arbaia toward cholera infections.

Cutaneous actinomycosis and long-term management through using oral and topical antibiotics: A case report.

Actinomycosis is a subacute or chronic suppurative bacterial infection which caused because of filamentous gram-positive, anaerobic to microaerophilic nonacid fast bacilli primarily of the genus that normally colonize the mouth, colon, and vagina. Primary cutaneous actinomycosis is a rare entity and is generally associated with trauma. A 61- year-old Yemeni male firstly presented to the surgical department in King Fahd Central Hospital with multiple swelling, petted lesions and boring of sensation in the right foot.