Omar Alrfooh

Omar Alrfooh is an academic affiliated with the School of Nursing and Midwifery. His teaching responsibilities include Health Assessment, Adult Health Nursing, Fundamental of Nursing, Critical Health Nursing, and Nursing Management and Leadership.

His research focuses on cardiovascular diseases, cardiac cachexia, and chronobiology, particularly examining how chronotypes affect healthcare providers' physical and psychological health. He also explores critical health nursing and cardiometabolic illnesses.

Recent publications include qualitative studies on dyslipidemia treatment guidelines in Jordan, educational strategies for displaced Syrian children, and chronotype impacts on healthcare workers. These works span subfields such as clinical practice, emergency healthcare, and circadian rhythm research.

In professional activities, Alrfooh serves as an advisor for the Irish Nurses Cardiovascular Association and participates in organizing national and international conferences, including the European Society of Cardiology events and palliative care symposiums.