Feyisayo

Dr. Feyisayo Iyabo Bamidele

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About

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Academic Qualifications

  • Ph.D. — Nursing

    Afe Babalola University • 2024

  • MN.Sc. — Nursing Science

    Babcock University • 2021

  • RPHN — Nursing Science

    Babcock University • 2021

  • MPH — Public Health

    Ladoke Akintola University • 2018

  • RNE — Nursing Science

    Federal College of Education (T), Lagos • 2014

  • BNSc. — Nursing Science

    National Open University of Nigeria • 2010

  • RM — Nursing Science

    School of Midwifery, University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, Oyo State • 1992

  • RN — Nursing Science

    School of Nursing, Osogbo, Osun State • 1989

Professional Bodies & Associations

🛡️ National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) Member
🛡️ Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria
🛡️ Association of Nigerian Nurse Educator (ANNE) Member
🛡️ Professional Association of Public Health Nursing Officers of Nigeria (PAPHNON)
🛡️ Graduate Nurses Association of Nigeria
🛡️ West African College of Postgraduate Nursing and Midwifery Fellow (FWAPCNM)
Inducted: 2025

Research Publications

📊 3 Total Article Clicks

Knowledge and Perception of Chronic Heart Failure among Hypertensive patients attending Medical Outpatient Clinic at Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital.

Knowledge and Perception of Chronic Heart Failure among Hypertensive patients attending Medical Outpatient Clinic at Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital. • 2025

Improved family roles and functions: an approach to healthy family

Journal of Liaoning Technical University (natural science edition) • 2024

Determinants of Family Planning Utilisation Among Male Civil Servants in Selected Ministries in Kwara State, Nigeria

International Journal of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences (IJMNHS) • 2020

The study examined determinants of family planning utilisation among male civil servants in selected ministries in Kwara State, Nigeria. The study adopted a cross-sectional descriptive design. The population for this study consisted of male civ...