Dr Kal Alnababatah

Teaching

• Anatomy and Physiology
• Research Skills
• Politics and Policies for nurses
• Paediatrics
• Surgical Care
• Public Health

Research

• Psycho-Sociology in children’s with burns,
• RCTs, Qualitative Methodology – Narrative and Thematic Analysis
• Mixed-Method Approach
• SPSS Programme for quantitative data analysis

• PhD
• MSC
• BSc
• PGCE

• NMC
• Fellow of HEA

• Professional Values and Evidence Based Practice (PV-EBP Year 2)

• Burns and Trauma in Children
• Relationship between supervisors and students 

Kitchen Size and Other Risk factors which Relate to the Incidence of Burns in Children. Acta Scientific Paediatrics, 2018; 1 (4) 34-39

Socio-Demographic Factors which Significantly Relate to the Prediction of Burns Severity in Children. Int J Burns Trauma, 2017; 7 (5) 56-63

Socio-demographic factors and the prevalence of burns in children: an overview of the literature,Paediatr Int Child Health. 2016;36(1):45-51

Burn injuries among children from a region-wide paediatric burns unit.British Journal of Nursing, 2011; 19 (21)

Product review, “Management of deep wound with Integra tissue regenerative products”. Wound Care UK, 2010, Vol. 6, No 3.

• Training health care  professionals from countries under war for Emergency First Aid in Turkey in 2007 and 2016
• Presenting a health sessions through a local Birmingham broadcast---Unity FM