الاغتراب النفسي و علاقته بالاتزان النفسي لدى ممارسي الجنسية المثلية بمدينة الخرطوم بحرى

الملخص EN

The study dealt with the spatial and health characteristics of patients with kidney failure in the Makkah Al-Mukarramah Governorate.

The study included all ages of both sexes and covered all charitable and governmental medical centers - except what the researcher indicated otherwise - and the researcher used the comprehensive inventory method and relied, in collecting his field data, on the questionnaire, which he distributed to all medical centers for dialysis, and (203) sample questionnaires were used.

ArcGIS software was also used to produce the maps contained in the message.

It also relied on the SPSS software to conduct the statistical criterion.

It was found through the results that the Azizia sector has five dialysis centers and (794) patients.

And that the largest percentage of patients with kidney failure in Makkah Al-Mukarramah is between 36-50 years, 31.03% of the total study sample, and the percentage of male patients was 55.17%.

It was also found that high blood pressure is one of the biggest causes of kidney failure, with 57%.

The researcher concluded that the high prices of real estate and buildings in the neighborhoods and suburbs of Makkah Al-Mukarramah Governorate led to the concentration of dialysis centers in the eastern and western neighborhoods only and that there is a noticeable discrepancy in the distribution patterns of dialysis centers in the governorate.

The researcher made a number of recommendations: Creating a special application for kidney failure, concerned with the number of patients, the type of their suffering, ways to help them, how to support them, and recording everything related to spatial dimensions and social, economic and health characteristics, and gives personal information about patients, preferably supervised by the Ministry of Health, specifically the electronic health department that exists in most major government hospitals, in preparation for the establishment of an official database for patients with kidney failure in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to make it easier for researchers to conduct studies through the application.

This abstract was translated by Dar AlMandumah Inc.