SANIYA KHAN

Accountable, competent, solution-oriented, and enthusiastic registered nurse with excellent communication skills and proven expertise in healthcare protocols and best practices. Extensive years of experience in the fields of Emergency Nursing, Quality, and Safe Clinical Practice in a variety of hospitals with excellent nursing and leadership skills. I am registered as a Registered Nurse with the College of Nurses of Ontario, Canada.

• Wasaya, F. N. & Wasaya, S. (08 April, 2015). Significance of Access to Early Palliative Care in Oncological Diseases: A literature review. 9th Health Sciences Research Assembly 2015, Aga Khan University Hospital, Pakistan. Abstract ID 7.4.
• Wasaya, F. N. & Wasaya, S. N. (24 February, 2015). Acceptability and Outcomes of the Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC): Patient’s and Nurse’s Perspectives.18th National Health Sciences Research Symposium, Theme: Cancer Promoting Comprehensive Care, Aga Khan University Hospital, Pakistan. Abstract ID (A-131/PP).
• Wasaya, F. N. & Wasaya, S. N. (24 February, 2015). Relieving Pain: The Foremost Symptom to Manage in Patients with Bony Metastases. 18th National Health Sciences Research Symposium, Theme: Cancer Promoting Comprehensive Care, Aga Khan University Hospital, Pakistan. Abstract ID (A-136/PP).
• Wasaya, F. N. & Wasaya, S. N. (24 February, 2015). Survivorship among Cancer Patients: A Literature Review Analyzing Health Modifying Behaviors Enhancing Quality of Life. 18th National Health Sciences Research Symposium, Theme: Cancer Promoting Comprehensive Care, Aga Khan University Hospital, Pakistan. Abstract ID (A-138/PP).
• Wasaya, F. N. & Wasaya, S. N. (11 December, 2013). Postpartum depression due to the female gender of an infant. 8th Health Sciences Research Assembly 2013, Aga Khan University Hospital, Pakistan. Abstract ID15’22 pg. 365.