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Participation in Hajj
The FETP participates with an epidemiologic team, as part of the preventive medicine teams during the Hajj each year, so as to conduct field studies and participate in epidemiologic investigation and surveillance of health problems during hajj. Hajj studies are designed and prepared before-hand, based on given facts and experiences aquired during previous hajj seasons. The aim of these studies is to investigate the appearance of certain epidemic diseases. Plans are made in collaboration with other involved governmental authorities to apply the recommendations of the studies in future hajj seasons, and to supervise their effectiveness.
Abstracts Related to Hajj
1) Incidence of Post-Hajj upper Respiratory infection among Hajjis from Riyadh, 1423 H.
2) Effect of Health Education Advice on Saudi Hajjis, Hajj 1423 (2003)
3) Evaluation of Mobile Health Education Program of MOH-KSA in Makkah and Arafat during Hajj 1423 H (2003 G).
4) Neisseria meningitidis Colonization among the Population of Makkah and Madinah cities, Saudi Arabia before Hajj season, 2002.
5) Risk factors of bacterial meningitis in Makkah during Hajj 1421 H: A Pilot Study.
6) Seropositivity in Clinical Influenza Cases among Pilgrims during Hajj, 1421 H.
7) Meningococcal Carriage Rate among Hajjees in Makkah, 1421 H.
8) Study of the Health Status of Non-Hamla Joining Hajjees (Muftaresheen) During Hajj, 1420 H.
9) Health – Related Services Provided for Hospitalized Hajjees During Shifting to Arafat, Makkah, Hajj 1420 H.
10) Behavioral Risk Factors for Diseases during the Hajj to Makkah, 1418 H (1998).*
11) Sero-epidemiological Study of Brucellosis among Butchers in Makkah during Hajj, 1419 H.
12) Pre-Hajj Health-Related Advice, Makkah 1999 (1419 H).
13) Evaluation of an Educational Poster on Head Shaving During Hajj, 1999 (1419 H).
14) Bloodborne Diseases among Barbers in Makkah during Hajj, 1419H.
15) Malaria Among Pilgrims to Makkah (Hajjees): Is It Imported or Locally Acquired?
16) Utilization of Primary Health Care Services during Hajj, Mina, 1418H (1998).*
17) Risk Factors for Hip Fractures among Pilgrims to Makkah during Hajj, 1998.
18) Behavioral Risk Factors for Diseases during Pilgrimage to Makkah (Hajj), 1417 H (1997).
19) Wristband wearing among pilgrims in Makkah, during Hajj, 1415.
20) Rubella Outbreak among Police Cadets in the Security Forces Training City during Hajj, 1415 H.
21) Serotypes of influenza during Hajj season 1424 H (2004)
22) Evaluation of satisfaction of Ministry of Health workers in the sacred places (Makkah) during hajj season 1424 H.