Tanseer Ahmed

Tanseer Ahmed is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Dow University of Health Sciences (DUHS) and currently pursuing a PhD in Nursing at the University of Manchester, UK. With 17 years of nursing experience, he has held roles including Registered Nurse, Nursing Supervisor, Senior Lecturer, and Assistant Professor. His academic qualifications include a Master of Science in Nursing (2018) and a Bachelor of Nursing (2011), both from DUHS.

Education:

• Master in Science, Nursing – Dow University of Health Sciences (2018)
• Bachelor of Nursing – Dow University of Health Sciences (2011)
• Nursing Diploma – Liaquat National Hospital (2006)

Research Focus: His work centers on mental health challenges in healthcare, nursing education, and student well-being. Key themes include maternal resilience in low-income countries, depression among preoperative patients, and the impact of social media on nursing students. His research contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to quality education and good health.

Awards:

• Best Poster Prize (2023)
• Highly Commended Presentation (2024)

Grants & Activities: He received a PhD scholarship from DUHS (2020). He actively participates in peer-review activities for journals like Health & Social Care in the Community and Frontiers in Global Women's Health, and presents at conferences such as the FBMH DAGS Conference (2024).