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Master defense of Nursing - Asya Saman

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Hawler Medical University, College of Nursing, is honored to extend its sincere congratulations to Master’s candidate Ms. Asya Saman Khalid Abubakr on the successful defense of her Master’s thesis entitled:

“Risk Factors and Health Problems Associated with Children Having Musculoskeletal Disorders in Erbil City: A Case–Control Study.”

The thesis defense was conducted on the twenty-seventh of November, two thousand twenty-five, in accordance with the academic standards and postgraduate evaluation procedures of the University.

Examination Committee

The thesis was examined and evaluated by a distinguished panel of experts:

The committee commended Ms. Abubakr for the scientific rigor of her study, its methodological soundness, and the importance of its findings in understanding risk patterns and health challenges faced by children with musculoskeletal disorders in Erbil. The study offers valuable insights for pediatric nursing practice, early screening, and community-based interventions.

Institutional Recognition

The College of Nursing proudly recognizes Ms. Asya Saman Khalid Abubakr for this significant academic achievement and for her successful completion of all requirements for the Master’s degree. Her research contributes meaningfully to the field of pediatric health and reinforces the role of evidence-based practice in improving child health outcomes in the Kurdistan Region.

Acknowledgements

The thesis presentation was supported by the Dean’s Assistant, Assistant Professor Dr. Azzaddin Kammal, whose continuous guidance and academic support are deeply appreciated.

Special thanks are extended to:

Their mentorship, academic support, and constructive feedback played a central role in guiding the candidate toward a successful and distinguished defense.

Closing Remarks

The College of Nursing extends its warmest congratulations to Ms. Asya Saman Khalid Abubakr and wishes her continued progress and excellence in her future academic, professional, and research endeavors.