Education 🎓
Zalikha holds a Ph.D. in Nursing from the University of Manchester (2020), a Master in Professional Practice from the University of Central Lancashire, UK (2007), and a Baccalaureate in Nursing from Villanova University, USA (2002). She also completed numerous specialized training courses in research methodologies and clinical practices.
Experience 💼
With over two decades of experience in nursing education, Zalikha has excelled in teaching, clinical training, and leadership roles. She has coordinated academic programs, managed research projects, and served as a course reviewer and committee member in various institutions, including Oman College of Health Science and international nursing organizations.
Research Interest 🔬
Zalikha’s research interests include maternal and child health, nursing education, and community health. Her studies focus on breastfeeding practices, gestational diabetes, healthcare challenges in anemia prevention, and the lived experiences of students with disabilities in higher education.
Awards & Recognition 🏆
Zalikha has earned recognition for her contributions, including serving as a reviewer for esteemed journals like the University of Sharjah Journal and Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI). She’s also a task force member for research and evidence-based practice in Oman’s healthcare sector.
Publications Top Notes 📚
“Experience of Primiparous Mothers on Breastfeeding in Oman” – 2024, cited by Journal of Nursing Research.
“Exploring the Lived Experience of Omani Students with Disabilities in Higher Education” – 2024, cited by Oman Medical Journal.
“Experience of Women with Gestational Diabetic Mellitus on Ramadan Fasting in Oman” – 2024, cited by Journal of Community Health.
“Barriers of Healthcare Professionals in Anemia Prevention Among Pregnant Women in Oman” – 2024, cited by International Journal of Public Health.
“Investigating the Support of Exclusive Breastfeeding Among Working Mothers in Oman” – 2024, cited by Global Health Journal.
Conclusion
Zalikha Al-Marzouqi’s extensive teaching experience, leadership roles, and active participation in research make her a strong candidate for the Research for Women Researcher Award. Her commitment to advancing nursing education and research is evident. By broadening her research impact and international presence, she could become a leading figure in her field, fully deserving of recognition through such prestigious awards.