Ms. Hadis Mosafer completed her undergraduate studies in Nursing at Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences (KUMS), Iran, where she was recognized as a talented student and received the Brilliant Talent Scholarship for her master’s degree. She pursued her MSc in Psychiatric Nursing at KUMS, focusing her master’s thesis on the relationship between social identity, coping strategies, and cognitive schemas in adolescents from marginal and non-marginal areas. Her academic journey reflects a strong commitment to addressing mental health issues and contributing to nursing science. Her education is complemented by her practical experience as a psychiatric nurse and her role as a faculty member in the Geriatric and Psychiatric Nursing Department at KUMS, where she continues to advance research and education in her field.

Ms. Hadis Mosafer has a robust professional background in nursing and research. She began her career as a psychiatric nurse, gaining hands-on experience in psychiatric wards for two years. This clinical experience laid a strong foundation for her subsequent academic roles. Currently, she serves as a faculty member in the Geriatric and Psychiatric Nursing Department at Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences (KUMS). In this role, she contributes to both teaching and research, enhancing the department’s academic environment. Additionally, Ms. Mosafer is an active member of the Research Committee in the Education of the Nursing Department at KUMS, where she plays a crucial role in advancing nursing education and research initiatives. Her involvement in significant research projects, including systematic reviews and meta-analyses, underscores her commitment to addressing critical issues in mental health and nursing practice.

Ms. Hadis Mosafer’s research interests encompass a range of critical areas within psychiatric and geriatric nursing. Her work primarily focuses on understanding mental health issues through systematic reviews and meta-analyses, exploring topics such as the global prevalence of metabolic syndrome in schizophrenia patients, suicide attempts across Africa, and depression, anxiety, and stress among hepatitis patients. She is also deeply interested in the relationship between social identity and coping strategies in adolescents from marginal and non-marginal areas, as well as dwelling characteristics and their impact on mental well-being in older adults. Her research aims to enhance the validity and reliability of clinical tools, such as the Persian version of the nurse spiritual care therapeutics scale, to improve patient care and outcomes. By addressing these multifaceted issues, Ms. Mosafer contributes significantly to advancing knowledge and practices in mental health and nursing.

Ms. Hadis Mosafer demonstrates a robust array of research skills, underpinned by her diverse and impactful research portfolio. Her expertise includes conducting systematic reviews and meta-analyses, as evidenced by her work on the global prevalence of metabolic syndrome in schizophrenia and suicide attempts across Africa. She excels in developing and validating research instruments, such as the Persian version of the Nurse Spiritual Care Therapeutics Scale (NSCTS). Ms. Mosafer is adept at investigating complex relationships between social identity, coping strategies, and mental health conditions in various populations. Her methodological skills encompass both qualitative and quantitative approaches, enhancing the depth and rigor of her studies. Her active role in the Research Committee at Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences further showcases her leadership in guiding research initiatives and contributing to the academic community. Overall, Ms. Mosafer’s research skills are marked by comprehensive analysis, innovation, and a commitment to advancing knowledge in psychiatric and geriatric nursing.

Ms. Hadis Mosafer has garnered notable recognition for her contributions to psychiatric and geriatric nursing research. Her impressive work includes leading systematic reviews and meta-analyses on critical topics such as the global prevalence of metabolic syndrome in schizophrenia and suicide attempts across Africa. Ms. Mosafer’s research on mental well-being in older adults and the validity of the Persian version of the nurse spiritual care therapeutics scale underscores her commitment to enhancing clinical practices and patient care. Her dedication to advancing nursing science has earned her the Brilliant Talent Scholarship for her master’s degree and acknowledgment from the National Elite Foundation. As a faculty member at Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences and a proactive member of the Research Committee, she continues to make significant contributions to the field. Her scholarly work and active engagement in research highlight her excellence and promise in nursing research and practice.

Ms. Hadis Mosafer is a promising candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award, distinguished by her diverse and impactful research in psychiatric and geriatric nursing. Her work, including systematic reviews on mental health issues and the global prevalence of metabolic syndrome in schizophrenia, highlights her dedication to addressing critical public health challenges. As a faculty member at Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences and an active member of the Research Committee, Ms. Mosafer demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing nursing education and practice. However, to further enhance her candidacy, she could benefit from expanding her publication record, securing research funding, and fostering international collaborations. By addressing these areas, Ms. Mosafer could amplify her research impact and establish herself as a leading figure in her field. Her existing strengths and dedication position her as a noteworthy candidate for the award.