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Name: Olabisi M. OLUSEYE |
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Email:Designation: Lecturer II |
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| Faculty: Clinical Sciences | |
| Department: Nursing | |
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Phone Number: +2348052079518 |
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Biography:
Olabisi M. Oluseye is a Lecturer in the Department of Nursing, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
Olabisi is registered by Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) as a nurse, midwife and nurse educator. She completed her Bachelor of Nursing Science program and Master of Science program at the Department of Nursing, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Olabisi is a Community Health Nurse specialist and her previous experience during community postings as a student nurse at Seventh Day Adventist School of Nursing, was the basis for her interest in community health nursing specialty. She developed an interest in promoting wellness and preventing illnesses and various complications that accompany illnesses during those postings. Her research focus is on child’s health, maternal health and family health. Olabisi interests lie in the area of under-five children infectious/communicable diseases and various health promotion programs. She has collaborated actively with her colleagues, students and mentors in publishing several research articles.
Olabisi work experience began with the Health Service Commission, Lagos State, as a nursing officer at Lagos State Government Hospital, Ifako-Ijaiye. Though her work experience here was brief, however, she actively participated in various nursing and some administrative tasks such as monitoring and prioritizing pregnant women in the emergency unit according to the severity of their illnesses, monitoring acutely sick children, administering care to pregnant mothers and sick children, supervising allied health staff, documenting and reporting nursing care and presenting papers at various continuing education programs/seminars. In 2010, Olabisi was gainfully employed as a nurse educator at the School of Nursing Ilaro, Ogun state, she actively taught students, coordinated Primary health care class work and community posting, coordinated examination, research and seminar activities and supervised students' research studies all through her 13 years of service. She has served as both national and local examiner in the NMCN final qualifying examination. Olabisi desire for research and to impact her community, led her to pursue an appointment in the university system. Since her appointment in February 2023, Olabisi has been assigned several responsibilities such as lecturing, invigilating, co-coordination of examinations, and co-coordination of welfare activities.
She is a member of Sigma Alpha Beta Gamma Chapter and a facilitator for Pan-African Network for Rapid, Response and Preparedness for Infectious Disease Epidemics ISTH.
Olabisi enjoyed reading and studying, caring and training children, and being with her family and friends. She is ready to mentor, learn and collaborate with others in research. She believes in diligence, honesty, and efficiency.
Research
Completed
i. Knowledge and Perception of Uterine Fibroids among Women in a Sub-urban community in Ogun state, Nigeria.
ii. Knowledge and Attitude towards Prevention of Iron Deficiency Anaemia among Pregnant women in Selected Antenatal clinics in Akinyele Local Government Area, Ibadan.
iii. Knowledge and Perception of Pre-eclampsia and Eclampsia among Pregnant women attending Antenatal clinic in a State Hospital, Ogun state, Nigeria
In Progress
1. Title: Development of Nurse-led Health Educational Guidelines to improve Home management of Childhood diarrhoea among mothers in Ogun state, Nigeria
Brief Summary: Diarrhoea disease is one of the diseases that are easy to manage at home without resulting into any complication and death. However, it is still responsible for almost half of a million children’s death annually especially in developing countries. Several studies have been carried out on home management of diarrhoea, in which average to low scores have been reported on knowledge, attitude and practice of home management of diarrhoea among mothers with under-five children. The purpose of the study is to improve mothers’ knowledge, attitude and practice of childhood diarrhoea home management through a well-designed health educational intervention program. This designed health educational program will be used in developing diarrhoea home management guidelines that can be adopted by local, state and national health authorities.
2. Title: Parents’ Knowledge, Perception and Attitude towards Substance abuse among Adolescent in Ibadan-North Local Government Area.
Brief Summary: Substance abuse has become a global issue and has skyrocketed in recent years. Globally, the use of substance is very prevalent among adolescents and adult populations in developed and developing countries. It is also one of the major contributors to disability-adjusted life years. Substance abuse continue to be one of the key issues facing public health worldwide. Recent researches have shown that psychoactive drug use is becoming more prevalent in younger groups potentially leading to addiction. Adolescents take drugs for a variety of purposes, such as getting high, relieving stress, feeling mature, or testing the potency of a certain substance. These drugs have significant adverse effects on their health despite this, the use is still high among this age group. Parents roles in controlling this menace is quite very significant however the rate at which the adolescents are using these drugs seems many parents lacks knowledge or have poor perceptions of this problem. Hence, the need to assess Parents’ Knowledge, Perception and Attitude towards Substance abuse among Adolescent.
Publication
1. Oyeninhun Abimbola Oluwatosin, Victoria Bolanale Brown, Olabisi Mary Oluseye and Oluwafisayomi Gbenga Oluwatosin (2023). Implication of Covid-19 “Lock Down” on Family Functioning among Families with Young Children and Adolescents in Southwest States of Nigeria. International Journal of Caring Sciences 16.No.1:264pp (Greece).
2. Oluseye Olabisi M., Gbadebo Temitayo O., and Ogunleye Comfort A. (2022). Causes, Prevention and Management of Stress among Nurses at Sacred heart hospital Lantoro, Abeokuta. International Institute of Advance Scholars Development. Vol.7.No.11(United Kingdom)
3. Oluseye O., Jimoh N., and Ogunleye C. (2021). Knowledge and Attitude towards Measles and MMR vaccine among Mothers attending Immunization clinic in Selected Health Institutions in Abeokuta South. Open Journal of Medical Research (OJMR).2.No.2:136-148pp (Nigeria)
4. Oluseye O., and Oluwatosin (2019). Predictors of Home Management of Childhood Diarrhea among Mothers in Ibogun Community, Ogun State, Nigeria. International Professional Nursing Journal. Vol.17.No.2:79-87pp. (Nigeria)
5. Oluseye O., Kehinde D., Akingbade O., Ogunlade O., Onyebigwa O., and Oluwatosin O. (2019). Knowledge and Utilization of Referral System among Health Care Workers in selected Primary Health Care centres in Oyo State, Nigeria. Journal of Community Medicine and Primary Health Care31.No. 1:67-75pp (Nigeria)
6. Kayode O., and Oluseye, O.M. (2018). Assessment of Family Levels of Functioning among Civil Servants in Federal Capital Territory Abuja. LAUTECH Journal of Nursing3:130-139pp (Nigeria)
7. Oluseye O., and Okanlawon F. (2017). Opinion poll of parents on Female Genital Mutilation in a rural community, Ibadan, Nigeria. International Journal For Innovative Research in Multidisciplinary Field3.No.1.(India)
8. Oluseye O. (2016). Diarrhea Disease: A concern for Developing Countries. International Journal of TROPICAL DISEASE & HEALTH17.No.2:1-13pp. (India)
9. Oluwatosin A., Olaogun A., and Oluseye O. (2015). Myths, Experiences and Home Management of Childhood Diarrhea among Nursing Mothers in Federal Medical Center Abeokuta, Nigeria. Journal of Community Medicine and Primary Health Care27.No.2:1-11pp. (Nigeria)
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Other interest/hobbies
Olabisi enjoys reading, participating in online courses, and searching for information on the internet. Listening to and playing music and watching films are the hobbies I enjoy most even when stressed. Another important hobby is grooming and playing with my dog, which I also enjoy doing daily. Arid gardening is another area of interest, growing my own seasonal fruits and vegetables is part of activities that I carried out routinely. Outdoor activities include going on walks, sightseeing, window shopping, and watching cinemas.