Elderly Attending General Practice Clinics in Poor Urban Areas: A Cross-Sectional Study in Jordan

This study aimed at analyzing the level of awareness and satisfaction among elder patients attending general practice clinics in poor urban areas in Jordan. The researchers adopted the descriptive methodology by using a questionnaire as a study tool, consisting of two dimensions and ten paragraphs, and was applied to a sample of 726 elderly patients. The study reached a number of results, the most important of which was the high level of awareness among the elderly about the importance of the role of general practice clinics in poor urban areas in Jordan. The researchers recommended to educate elder patients about the importance of general practice clinics, as they provide health services and health care in poor areas of Jordan, and to encourage them to exploit the medical services provided by the general practice clinics in poor areas of Jordan in the correct manner. Keywords: Elder patients, general practice clinics, poor urban areas, Jorda

A Systematic Review of Gynecological Morbidity Among Women in the Reproductive Age

This study aimed at systematically reviewing the Gynecological Morbidity among women in the reproductive age by summarizing the prevalence of gynecological morbidity among reproductive age women is provided to develop research priorities. This systematic review was conducted based on PRISMA guidelines. The authors searched all published articles on the prevalence of gynecological morbidity. Electronic data bases such as PubMed were searched to identify observational studies on the subject. The study concluded that the polled prevalence of overall gynecological morbidity was high. This pooled prevalence enabled us to conclude that the effect of gynecological morbidities is high to hamper the productivity of reproductive age women in the world particularly in a developing nations