Biography
Elham Aljaaly, PhD, RD, is an Associate Professor at the Clinical Nutrition Department (CLN) at King Abdulaziz University (KAU), Saudi Arabia, and a Consultant in Clinical Nutrition (SCFHS). She is the first graduate Saudi Dietitian from the King Saud Clinical Nutrition Programme in Riyadh, SA. Elham holds an M.Sc. in Human Nutrition from the University of Sheffield, UK, and a PhD in Community Nutrition, Media Nutrition, and International Health & Development from University College London (UCL), UK.
With extensive experience in academia and clinical practice, Elham has been instrumental in shaping the CLN programme at KAU, where she served as Head until August 2016 and contributed significantly to its establishment in 2004. She has also held leadership roles as the Vice Dean for the Female Section at the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, KAU, and as Chairperson of the Commission for National and International Academic Accreditation for the Clinical Nutrition Programme (NCAAA & AHPGS).
Elham’s research interests include Nutrition & Dietetics, Public Health, Media, International Health & Development, and Policies & Higher Education. She has conducted, reviewed, and supervised numerous research projects and published extensively in these areas. Her work has been cited by several authors and recognized with awards, including the prestigious Post-Doctoral Summer Research Collaboration Fellowship (PDSR) with UK universities.
As an active member of various professional organizations and editorial boards, she contributes to advancing the field of nutrition and dietetics globally. She is a sought-after speaker at national, regional, and international conferences and has been honoured for her contributions to academia and research. She was selected as part of the King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST) “Top National Talent Network,” underscoring her impact and influence in the field.
Beyond her academic and research activities, she is committed to mentoring and fostering young professionals in the field. She plays a pivotal role in establishing new postgraduate programs and serves on numerous committees focused on education and professional development.
With a passion for advocating for the profession, she has published an international book and was the main editor of “Cases on Medical Nutrition Therapy for Gastrointestinal Disorders.” She has also published a chapter in a book detailing her journey as the first Saudi Clinical Dietitian and the development of dietetics education and practice in Saudi Arabia. Her dedication to advancing the field and promoting excellence in nutrition and dietetics continues to inspire colleagues and students alike.
1The Clinical Nutrition Department, Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 3625 - King Abdulaziz University, Unit No 75, Jeddah 22254 – 7783. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Mobile +966 (0) 505692467.
2 Medical Nutrition Therapy Unit, King Abdulaziz University Hospital, King Abdulaziz University, P.O. Box 80215, Jeddah 21589, Saudi Arabia
E-mails: ealjaaly@kau.edu.sa & aljaalydiet@gmail.com
Website: http://www.kau.edu.sa/Default.aspx?Site_ID=0030200&Lng=EN
http://www.kau.edu.sa/Researches.aspx?Site_ID=0030200&LngAR
A Curriculum Vita – Dr. Elham Aljaaly
1.0 Personal
Key Qualifications & Education
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Dates Attended
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Name of Institution
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Qualification Gained
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2013
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Department of Human and Health Sciences, Faculty of Science and Technology, University of Westminster, London, United Kingdom
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Post-Doctoral Summer Research (PDSR) to develop Jeddah Obesity Prevention (JOP) research proposal for nutrition intervention in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia,
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2012
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Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, London, United Kingdom
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Post-Doctoral (Clinical placement/observation) on management of eating disorders
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2008 to 2012
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UCL Centre for International Health & Development (CIHD), Institute of Child Health (ICH), University College London, London. United Kingdom
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MPhil degree in International Health & Development (Community Nutrition: Children & Adolescent Nutrition, Media & food Advertising, & School Health)
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2007 to 2008
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UCL Centre for International Health & Development (CIHD), Institute of Child Health (ICH), University College London, London. United Kingdom
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PhD degree in International Health & Development (Community Nutrition: Children & Adolescent Nutrition, Media & food Advertising, & School Health)
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2001-2004
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University of Sheffield, Human Nutrition Programme, Faculty of Medicine, United Kingdom
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Master Degree (MMedSci) in Human Nutrition
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1985-1986 (1405-1406)
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King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre, Riyadh -King Saud University, Saudi Arabia
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Hospital Dietetic Internship Programme
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1985 (1405)
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King Saud University, Applied Medical College Riyadh-Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Bachelor’s degree in clinical nutrition
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1980 (1400)
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The First High School Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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High School Diploma
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1978 (1397)
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The First Secondary School Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Secondary School Diploma/Jeddah. SA
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1975 (1394)
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Primary Education
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Dar AlTarbia AlHaditha/Jeddah. SA
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2.0 Professional Registration/Membership
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Date of Membership
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Name of Professional Body
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Grade of Membership
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2017
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A Consultant in Clinical Nutrition Accredit by the Saudi Council for Health Specialists (SCFHS).
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A Consultant in Clinical Nutrition
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2017
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KAU’s Homes of Expertise. The KAU’s House of Experience: “The Professionalism for Clinical Nutrition”.
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The Owner for the KAU’s House of Experience: Professionalism for Clinical Nutrition.
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2017-Present
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The American Society for Nutrition (ASN)
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A regular member of the American Society for Nutrition (ASN)
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2015-Present
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World Obesity Federation
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A member of the World Obesity Federation
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28 June 2014-Present
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The Canadian Obesity Network
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A member of the Canadian Obesity Network
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2011 - Present
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The World Association for Sustainable Development (WASD)
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A member of WASD
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2005- 2006
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The European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism (ESPEN)
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A member of ESPEN
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March 2005-Present
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A member of the establishing team of the Consumer Cooperative Association in Mecca Region
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Consumer Cooperative Association in Mecca Region
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2004- 2006
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The Saudi Council for Health Specialists (SCFHS)
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A member of the Committee for the ‘Clinical Nutrition’
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2004- 2006
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The Saudi Council for Health Specialists (SCFHS)
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A member of the Committee for ‘Private Heath Institutes’
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2001-2006
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A member of the Diabetic Committee, King Abdulaziz University Hospital
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King Abdulaziz University Hospital
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1986- 1990
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The Saudi Dietetic Club, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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A member of the Saudi Dietetic Club, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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2000-Present
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The Saudi Council for Health Specialist (SCFHS)
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Registered Dietitian
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3.0 Employment History (Started 1406-1986)
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Experience within the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences at KAU
As the Vice Dean for the Female Section of FAMS at KAU, she was instrumental in setting up the clinical nutrition program. She led the department twice, significantly contributing to education. She has been deeply engaged in teaching and mentoring students in nutrition and dietetics, both theoretically and practically. She also served as an academic advisor for select students, guiding them academically. Her roles included coordinating and teaching courses, supervising student projects, and conducting community services. As a member of various Teaching and Learning committees, she used her experience to improve educational strategies. Her contributions to the field are informed by her expertise as a registered clinical nutrition consultant.
3.1 Vice Dean for Female Section, Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, King Abdulaziz University (2016 - August 2018)
Directed four departments: Clinical Nutrition, Physiotherapy, Diagnostic Radiology, and Medical Technology. Participated in various committees, including the Consultant Committees for Deans, Female Section, Health Colleges’ Deans, and the FAMS Advisory Committee.
3.2 Head of Clinical Nutrition Department, Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, KAU (May 2014 - August 2016)
Managed the Clinical Nutrition Program, leading academic, research, and community service activities. Chaired the National and International academic accreditation processes and the Departmental Council Committee. Directed dietetic fieldwork training and internships. Led the Advisory and Curriculum Committees, securing international accreditation from AHPGS and updating the third Study Plan for the CLN program. Participated in scientific, alumni, advertising, and departmental website committees.
She conducted two self-studies to review and promote the program:
- Benchmarking with European Countries: Presented at an international conference in London, UK, in 2016. Published in the WASD Conference proceedings and a peer-reviewed journal.
- Assessing Program Research Status: Also presented at the same conference and published in the WASD Conference proceedings.
These efforts helped introduce and advertise the program to other health professionals.
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3.3 The Head of the National and International Commission for Academic Accreditation (NCAAA) for the Clinical Nutrition Department, Medical Applied College, KAU, Jeddah. SA (October 2013- to September 2016)
- Chaired the Quality and Academic Accreditation Committee, managing national (NCAAA) and international (AHPGS) accreditations.
- Led survey preparation and documentation to meet accreditation standards.
- Guided the accreditation team, achieving successful international accreditation by AHPGS.
3.4 The House of Experience “The Professionalism for Clinical Nutrition” under the KAU’s Homes of Expertise.
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3.5 Post-Doctoral Research Programme (July 2016 – September 2016)
Conducted in person with a Professor from the University of Sussex, United Kingdom, as part of the 2016 summer programme for UK-SA researchers organized by PDSR and the British Council. Investigated the impact of dietary, environmental, and economic factors on the development and severity of asthma among preschool children in Saudi Arabia.
3.6 Post-Doctoral Research Programme (June 2013 – August 2013)
Department of Human and Health Sciences, Faculty of Science and Technology, University of Westminster, London, United Kingdom. Participated in the Summer Research (PDSR) aimed at developing a research proposal for the Jeddah Obesity Prevention (JOP) nutrition intervention in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
3.7 Post-Doctoral Programme (March 2012 – August 2012)
Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, London, United Kingdom. Engaged in a clinical placement focused on observing nutrition management for eating disorders.
3.8 Research Associate at CIHD, ICH, UCL, London, UK (2008 to 2012)
During her PhD research at UCL, She volunteered as a Research Assistant/Associate, providing assistance, consultation, and interpretation in specific research areas related to the Gulf Region or clinical nutrition and dietetics. Example of translation work is available at: [https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed.1001320.s003].
3.9 Consulting Editor, International Journal of Food, Nutrition and Public Health, United Kingdom - 2 issues per year (Sep 2011 to Jan 2017)
Served as a Consulting Editor, contributing to the publication of two issues per year. [http://www.worldsustainable.org/index.php/journals/ijfnph/595-eb]
3.10 Editorial Advisory Board Member, Arab Journal of Nutrition and Exercise (AJNE) (2015 to present)
Appointed as an editorial board member, providing advisory support for the Arab Journal of Nutrition and Exercise. [http://ijne.zu.ac.ae/ojs/index.php/ijne/about/editorialTeam].
3.11 Regularly Reviewing for Journalism of Mass Communication (2016 to present)
Acted as a regular reviewer for the Journalism of Mass Communication since 2016.
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3.12 Headed of Nutrition & Dietetics Services and Food Services at the University hospital (KAUH) from 2003-2006).
- ¨Oversaw Food Services and Dietetics contractors, ensuring adherence to quality control and food safety standards, and spearheaded the introduction of new menus and programs tailored to health and nutritional needs.
- ¨Provided training for all dietary and food services staff, ensuring adherence to international standards.
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3.13 The main researcher of the international programme the "Smart Heart Challenge (SHC), Lowering your Cholesterol by Oats"/ 2003-2004
- ¨Led the international program "Smart Heart Challenge (SHC), Lowering your Cholesterol by Oats" from 2003 to 2004, conducted at King Abdulaziz University Hospital in Jeddah. This community-based research initiative marked the pioneering effort in the Middle East to intervene in individuals with high cholesterol using high-fiber food items, specifically oats-based products. With a participant pool exceeding 100 individuals, the study acquired sponsorship from the Quaker’s Mother Company in the USA & UK. Subsequent to the study, positive results were obtained and publicly announced during a significant event at KAU.
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3.14 Chief of ‘Nutrition and Dietetics’ from 1997-2006 (1417/1427H). King Abdulaziz University Hospital (KAUH)
- ¨Established policies and procedures for Nutrition and Dietetics department including job descriptions, qualifications and organization charts for Nutrition and Dietetics staff.
- ¨Supervised the contractor “Gulf Company” for food services for patients and employees.
- ¨Conducted training classes for medical teams, family medicine doctors regarding medical nutrition therapy for diseases per demand.
- ¨Taught medical nutrition therapy for diabetes mellitus for different medical practitioners in the annual course for diabetic educators hold in Jeddah.
- ¨Trained, supervised and evaluated dietetic interns from King Saud University assigned to all units in the University Hospital.
- ¨Conducted classes for human nutrition and practicum for King Abdul-Aziz University’s Senior Home and Economics students.
- ¨Established the American System for Diet Management for patients and later shifted to the British System.
- ¨Conducted continues training programs in the updated system for co-workers, dietitians who work in the caterer of food service.
- ¨Provided on the job training on “SOAP” Charting, patient interviewing and counselling skills
- ¨Updated and revised diet education materials for patients.
- ¨Reviewed and updated all therapeutic diets for patients.
- ¨Reviewed policies and procedures of the dietetic department.
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3.15 Therapeutic Dietitian (Paediatric Dietitian) and Dietetic supervisor KAUH. Jeddah Kingdom of Saudi Arabiafrom (1989- 1997).
- ¨Provided follow-up counselling in outpatient adult and paediatric clinics in collaboration with physicians.
- ¨Conducted nutritional assessments and patient/parent interviews within 24-48 hours of hospital admission, documenting findings in "SOAP" charts and patient medical records.
- ¨Instructed patients, parents, or family members on prescribed diets as per physician orders.
- ¨Determined the need for follow-up instructions and outpatient care.
- ¨Conducted regular patient visitations and participated in medical rounds with physicians and other medical staff.
- ¨Assisted in planning and developing regular and modified diet cycle menus for patients.
- ¨Assessed and recommended appropriate infant formulas for paediatric patients, whether normal or ill.
- ¨Evaluated and recommended NGT formulas as needed by patients.
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3.16 Therapeutic Dietitian, Food and Nutrition Services, King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia From (1986-1989).
- ¨Trained, supervised, and evaluated dietetic interns in renal medical wards and long-term nutritional care, with a focus on preventing malnutrition in hospitalized patients at KFSH & RC.
- ¨Participated in supervising Nutrition & Dietetics services at the East Wing of KFSH & RC
- ¨Worked as a general therapeutic dietitian, providing dietary guidance and support across various medical contexts.
- ¨Specialized as a pediatric dietitian, catering to the unique nutritional needs of children.
- ¨Functioned as a renal dietitian, collaborating closely with the nephrology team and overseeing the dietary management of renal patients.
- ¨Managed the dietary requirements of long-term care patients and supervised dietary employees assigned to long-term care units.
- ¨Rotated weekend duties with American, Canadian, and British-trained dietitians, assuming full responsibility for the therapeutic nutrition unit.
- ¨Actively participated in medical rounds with physicians, contributing insights on nutritional aspects of patient care.
- ¨Played a pivotal role in the medical support team, facilitating inpatient needs, discharge planning, and outpatient care.
- ¨Held responsibility for the nutritional care and dietary management of all hospitalized patients, with a specific emphasis on pediatric and oncology patients.
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- In addition to her primary roles, she has engaged in various additional activities such as consultation, review, auditing, and track chairing, both nationally and internationally. Had the privilege of heading scientific sessions at conferences and events, both regionally and internationally.
- She has been invited to collaborate with esteemed organizations and institutions including the World Association for Sustainable Development (WASD), the Bulletin of the World Health Organization (WHO), King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), and the Saudi Ministry of Higher Education. In my role with the Saudi Ministry of Higher Education, I review student research projects for presentation at annual meetings, evaluate submissions, and lead scientific sessions.
- Additionally, had provided consultations for health professionals on nutrition assessment and nutrition & dietetic services and practice for various diseases on behalf of the Saudi Ministry of Health.
- Has also been invited by Nestlé in the Middle East to conduct courses arranged by the company. Furthermore, had contributed to the education of Saudi students in the UK & Ireland, teaching science at the Saudi School in London.
- During my PhD studies, she has served as the Vice President of the 28th period of the General Assembly for election to the Saudi clubs in 2012.
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Reviewing, Editorial Work, Track Chairing & Consultancy (Selected Work)
- Consultant in Clinical Nutrition: Accredited by the Saudi Council for Health Specialists (SCFHS) in 2017.
- Reviewer: American Society for Nutrition Annual Meeting (ASN 2018).
- Top National Talent Network: Selected by King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST).
- Consultant of Clinical Nutrition: Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, KAU (since 2013-2014).
- KAU FAMS’ Advisory Committee: Member since 2014.
- Head of Advisory Committee: KAU Clinical Nutrition programme (2014-2016).
- Consultant Editor: International Journal of Food, Nutrition and Public Health (IJFNPH) (2011-2017).
- Editorial Member: Arab Journal of Nutrition and Exercise (AJNE) (since 2015).
- Reviewer: Journalism of Mass Communication (since 2016).
- Reviewer: Bulletin of the World Health Organization (BLT).
- Reviewer: World Journal of Science Technology and Sustainable Development (WJSTSD) (since Feb 2016).
- Reviewer: King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) (since 2012).
- Reviewer: King Abdulaziz University and Saudi Higher Education annual meetings and conferences.
- Scientific Sessions Head: KAU Medical Centre annual meetings and conferences.
- Track Chair: World Association for Sustainable Development (WASD) conferences, including:
- WASD 14th International Annual Conference, London, UK (2016)
- Third Sudanese Diaspora International Conference, London, UK (2016)
- Second Sudanese Diaspora International Conference, Brighton, UK (2015)
- 13th WASD International Conference, Istanbul, Turkey (2015)
- Nominated: To translate in Arabic language the study abstract “The Double Burden of Obesity and Malnutrition in a Protracted Emergency Setting” (2013).
4.0 Affiliations, Continuing Education & Presentations
Attended numerous local, regional, and international conferences, including ESPEN, ASPEN, ADA, and events in the Gulf and Asia.
Track chair and chairperson for medical and public health at various national and international events, including Annual WASD Conferences and KAU FAMS Annual Student Meetings (2012-present).
Selected Presentations:
- Clinical Nutrition Week 2017 (CNW17): Presented “Teaching Evidence-based Search Practices and Critical Thinking Skills in Nutrition Assessment for Junior Dietetics Students in Saudi Arabia” (Orlando, February 2017).
- 13th International Congress on Obesity (ICO) 2016: Presented “Nutrition & Dietetics Services for Assessing Adolescents’ Anthropometric Status in Saudi Arabia” and “Physical Activities of Young Girls in Saudi Arabia” (Vancouver, May 2016).
- 5th Canadian Obesity Summit 2017: Presented “Jeddah Obesity Prevention Intervention Programme (JOPIP) for Overweight/Obese Schoolgirls” (Banff, April 2017).
- WASD 14th International Annual Conference 2016: Presented “Benchmarking of Academic Studies of Dietitians in King Abdulaziz University” and “Practice of Anthropometry for Adolescents in Saudi Arabia” (London, July 2016).
- Third International Diaspora Conference 2015: Presented “Research Status and Profile of the Second Didactic Dietetics Programme in Saudi Arabia” (London, July 2016).
- 20th World Diabetic Day 2015: Presented “The Role of Nutritionist, Dietitian, and Nutrition Policies in Saudi Arabia” (Riyadh, November 2015).
- Second Sudanese Diaspora International Conference 2015: Presented “Development of Professionalism and Dietetic Practice” (Brighton, June 2015).
- 13th WASD International Conference 2015: Presented “Personal and Environmental Influences on Eating Behaviours of Adolescent Girls” (Istanbul, June 2015).
These presentations highlight her contributions to the field of nutrition and dietetics on a global scale.
Additionally
- As a speaker at scientific seminars on nutrition and health, she has extended her outreach through local newspapers, radio, and television programs. She also engages in community service by conducting personal meetings and electronic programs.
- Her expertise has made her a reference in fields such as obesity, healthy foods, fiber, and their health benefits. She initiated awareness programs for patients on the internal hospital TV channels at King Faisal Specialized Hospital (KFSH & RC) in Riyadh during her internship. Her doctoral specialization in media and food advertising has further honed her skills in effectively communicating food-related information through various media channels.
5. List of Research Publications
- Aljaaly, E. A., & Khatib, M. A. (2024). Exploring the Prevalence of Functional Gastrointestinal Diseases and the Accompanied Differences in Dietary and Lifestyle Patterns: A Two-Generational Study. Diagnostics, 14(15), 1630.
- Aljaaly, E. A., & Khatib, M. A. (2024). Translation process of the tested Rome IV diagnostic questionnaire for functional gastrointestinal disorders into Saudi-Arabian Arabic: A mixed-methods approach. Pakistan Journal of Medical Sciences, 40(8).
- Khatib MA, Aljaaly EA, Hafiz MS, Alamri A and Alzahrani W (2024) The risk of low energy availability among athlete females in Saudi Arabia: a cross-sectional study. Front. Public Health 12:1411724.doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1411724
- Almuammar, S., Aljaaly, E., Alqarni, L., Alazwari, H., Alsubhi, R., & Alatawi, N. (2024). Evaluating Night-Eating Syndrome in bariatric surgery patients: A cross-sectional study. BMC Research Notes, 17(1), 1-5.
- Khalifa, N., & Aljaaly, E. A. (2024). "Examining Dietetic Students' Feedback on Integrated Simulation-Based Education and Objective Structured Clinical Examination: A Mixed-Methods Approach: A Mixed-Methods Analysis of Dietetic Students' Perspectives on Integrated Simulation-Based Education and Objective Structured Clinical Examination". Accepted for publication in Journal of King Abdulaziz University - Medical Sciences.
- Aljaaly, E. A., Alashmali, S., Bakhsh, M., Khalifa, N., Kilabi, B., Al-Rufaihi, H., ... & Habib, W. (2024). Current Dietetic Practices After Metabolic Surgery in Saudi Arabia: A Cross-Sectional Study. Topics in Clinical Nutrition, 39(3), 248-258.
- Aljaaly, E. A., & Khalifa, N. A. (2023). Comparison of nutrition care services for adult obesity at primary care in two different periods in Saudi Arabia. BMC Primary Care, 24(1), 153.
- Khatib, M. A., & Aljaaly, E. A. (2023). Testing the Arabic-Saudi Arabia version of the Rome IV Diagnostic Questionnaire for functional gastrointestinal disorders for Children living in Saudi Arabia. Frontiers in Pediatrics, 10, 1055513.
- Alashmali, S., & Aljaaly, E. (2023). Investigating the quality of breakfast for female adolescents using a multi-method approach in Saudi Arabia: A cross-sectional study. Medicine, 102(12).
- Aljaaly, E. A., Alhijri, R., & Al Nasser, L. (2022). COVID-19 Effect on Dietary Supplements' Consumption, Prophetic Medicine Practices and Herbs Use in Saudi Arabia. Middle East Journal of Family Medicine, 20(10).
- Aljaaly EA. Development and Validation of a Survey Tool to Assess Patients’ Satisfaction with Nutrition Care Services for Weight Loss Surgeries. JUMJ 2021 September 1; 8(3): 25 - 41.
- Aljaaly, E. A. (2021). Perioperative nutrition care and dietetic practices in the scope of bariatric surgery in Saudi Arabia using adapted protocols for evaluation. SAGE open medicine, 9, 20503121211036136
- Aljaaly, E. A., Khalifa, N. A., Naaman, R. K., & Bakhsh, M. A. (Eds.). (2021). Cases on Medical Nutrition Therapy for Gastrointestinal Disorders. IGI Global. https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-7998-3802-9.https://www.igi-global.com/book/cases-medical-nutrition-therapy-gastrointestinal/244245
- Aljaaly, E. A., & Elsayed, N. M. (2021). Pediatric Ulcerative Colitis With Extra Intestinal Manifestations: MNT for Pediatric Ulcerative Colitis. In Cases on Medical Nutrition Therapy for Gastrointestinal Disorders (pp. 156-181). IGI Global. Pediatric Ulcerative Colitis With Extra Intestinal Manifestations: MNT for Pediatric Ulcerative Colitis: Medicine & Healthcare Book Chapter | IGI Global (igi-global.com)
- Aljaaly, E. A. (2020). A Multimethod Approach to Develop Future dietitians’ Competences in Community-based Practice. PROCEEDINGS E-BOOK, 124. Kazakhstan-Shining-Star-of-Geography-of-Central-Asia-in-the-21st-Century-Independence-Process-with-Turkey-and-Emphasis-on-Petroleum-Economics.pdf (researchgate.net).
- Aljaaly, E. (2020). Nutrition Care Services for Adult Obesity in Primary Health Care: Time to Revisit and Define the Role of Detitian. Current Developments in Nutrition, 4(Supplement_2), 1605-1605. Nutrition Care Services for Adult Obesity in Primary Health Care: Time to Revisit and Define the Role of Detitian | Current Developments in Nutrition | Oxford Academic (oup.com).
- Aljaaly, E. (2019). Bariatric Surgical Patients' Satisfaction with Nutrition and Dietetic Services in Saudi Hospitals (P10-065-19). Current developments in nutrition, 3(Supplement_1), nzz034-P10.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31223761or https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6573904/
- Aljaaly, E. A. (2019). Challenges and Reflections on the Experience and Development of the Profession of Nutrition and Dietetics: A Starting Point with the First Indigenous Dietitian in Saudi Arabia. In Handbook of Research on Indigenous Knowledge and Bi-Culturalism in a Global Context (pp. 95-119). IGI Global. Challenges and Reflections on the Experience and Development of the Profession of Nutrition and Dietetics: A Starting Point With the First Indigenous Dietitian in Saudi Arabia: Social Sciences & Humanities Book Chapter | IGI Global (igi-global.com).
- Aljaaly, E. (2018). Food Habits of Saudi Girls: A Sample Healthy School Canteen to Coach Schools in Providing Healthier Food Choice. EC Nutrition. 13 (3): 94-98. https://www.ecronicon.com/nutrition-articles.php
- Aljaaly, E. (2017). A Screening Program for Overweight Status among Schoolgirls in Saudi Arabia: A Proposed Co-design Project to Tackle the Problem. Journalism, 7(5), 225-243. ISSN 2160-6579. Lawyers’ litigation forecasts play an integral role in the justice system (researchgate.net)
- Aljaaly, E. (2017). Assessing the Healthiness of Physical Environment and Food Business at the Female Section of King Abdulaziz University. Arab Journal of Nutrition and Exercise (AJNE), 102-117.file:///C:/Users/00030200/Downloads/30-54-1-PB.pdf
- Khalifa, N., & Aljaaly, E. A. (2017). Using nutraceuticals in the management of major depressive disorder (MDD). World Journal of Science, Technology and Sustainable Development. https://doi.org/10.1108/WJSTSD-01-2016-0007
- Aljaaly, E. A. (2016). Physical activities of young girls in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Arab Journal of Nutrition and Exercise (AJNE), 122-130.
http://ijne.zu.ac.ae/ojs/index.php/ijne/article/viewFile/20/pdf_5
- Al-Jaaly, E. (2016). The impact of media and advertising of food on the eating behaviour of adolescent girls in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia/Impact des médias et de la publicité pour les produits alimentaires sur les comportements alimentaires des adolescentes à Djeddah (Arabie saoudite). Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal, 22(9), 662.
http://applications.emro.who.int/emhj/v22/09/EMHJ_2016_22_09_662_667.pdf
- Aljaaly, E.A. (2016) “Benchmarking of Academic Studies of Dietitians in King Abdulaziz University – A comparison with the European standards” In: ‘World Sustainable Development Outlook 2016’: Europe at a crossroads: the challenge for future sustainable development”. http://www.wasd.org.uk/london-2016/papers/
- Aljaaly, E.A. & Khalifa, N.A (2016) “Practice of anthropometry for Adolescents in Saudi Arabia and the Need for Sustainability of the Practice: Lessons from the UK” In: ‘World Sustainable Development Outlook 2016’: Europe at a crossroads: the challenge for future sustainable development”.http://www.wasd.org.uk/books/world-sustainable-development-outlook/outlook-2016-europe-at-a-crossroads/ & Pdf file available at: file:///C:/Users/00030200/Downloads/14_Aljaaly_Nahla.pdf
- Aljaaly, E. (2016) Aljaaly, E. (2016). First cycle professional higher education degree in dietetics: A comparison of Saudi programme with the European standards. http://www.wasd.org.uk/news/out-now-international-journal-of-food-nutrition-and-public-health-ijfnph-vol-8-no-2-2016/
- Khalifa, N.A & Al-Jaaly, E.A . (2016) “The involvement of Nutraceuticals to sustainable healthcare in Europe in the context of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)”. In: ‘World Sustainable Development Outlook 2016’: Europe at a crossroads: the challenge for future sustainable” development”. http://www.wasd.org.uk/london-2016/papers/
- Aljaaly, E. “Research Status and profile of the Second Didactic Dietetics Programme in Saudi Arabia: A response from a Diaspora of Graduates. In: ‘World Sustainable Development Outlook for the 2nd Sudanese Diaspora 2016 ’http://www.sudanknowledge.org/london-2016/papers/
- Aljaaly, E. A., & Khalifa, N. A. (2016). The prevalence of anaemia among Saudi school girls: a comparison of two techniques. World Journal of Science, Technology and Sustainable Development. http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/abs/10.1108/WJSTSD-12-2015-0056
- Aljaaly, E. A., & Khalifa, N. (2016). Assessment of growth status in Saudi hospitals. World Journal of Science, Technology and Sustainable Development. http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/pdfplus/10.1108/WJSTSD-01-2016-0006
- Al-Jaaly, E. A., Khalifa, N. A., & Badreldin, A. M. (2016). Assessing girls' school meals and snack food options in Saudi Arabia using the UK food standards agency nutrient-profiling model. International Journal of Food, Nutrition and Public Health, 8(1). file:///C:/Users/00030200/Downloads/IJFNPH%20V8%20N1%202016_Aljaaly%20et%20al%20(2).pdf
- Aljaaly, E. (2016). The profession and practice of nutrition and dietetics in Sudan. International Journal of Sudan Research, 6(2). http://www.worldsustainable.org/index.php/component/docman/cat_view/4-international-journal-of-sudan-research/228-ijsr-v6-n2-2016?Itemid
- Aljaaly, E. E. (2016). Nutrition & dietetics services for assessing adolescents' anthropometric status in Saudi Arabia: T5: S32: 08. Obesity Reviews, 17. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/obr.v17.S2/issuetoc or http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/obr.12402/full
- Aljaaly, Elham A. (2016) “Physical Activities of Young Girls in Saudi Arabia”. (Abstract) published in the Obesity reviews Volume 17 Supplement 2 April 2016. ISSN: 1467-789X. DOI: 10.1111/obr.12417 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/obr.12402/abstract
- Aljaaly, Elham A. “Describing the Intrapersonal Influences on Eating Behaviours of Adolescent Girls in Saudi Arabia” (Abstract). Published in: Canadian Journal of Diabetes. Volume 39, Pp.S39. Publication date: April 2015. Publisher: Elsevier. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jcjd.2015.01.149 &http://www.canadianjournalofdiabetes.com/article/S1499-2671(15)00183-5/pdf
- Aljaaly, E. A. (2015). Food advertising watched by adolescent girls in Saudi Arabia. Canadian Journal of Diabetes, 39, S44-S45.: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jcjd.2015.01.170.
- Aljaaly, E. (2015). Eating patterns and nutritional behaviors of Saudi young girls: influences and contributing factors. International Journal of Food, Nutrition and Public Health, 7(2). file:///C:/Users/00030200/Downloads/ALJAALY_IJFNPH_V7_N2_2015-Itemid=%20(2).pdf
- Aljaaly, E. (2015). Development of professionalism and dietetic practice: a critical role for the nationally dispersed group of leaders and futurists in the field of nutrition and dietetics. World Sustainable Development Outlook for the 2nd Sudanese Diaspora, 133-146. file:///C:/Users/00030200/Downloads/11-E.%20Aljaaly.pdf
- Aljaaly, E. (2015). Personal and Environmental Influences on Eating Behaviours of Adolescent Girls in Saudi Arabia. World Sustainable Development Outlook 2015 Green Behavior: Re-thinking Policy for Sustainability. http://www.worldsustainable.org/index.php/component/docman/search_result?Itemid=&search_phrase=Development+of+professionalism+and+dietetic+practice%3A+a+critical+role+for+the+nationally+dispersed+group+of+leaders+and+futurists+in+the+field+of+nutrition+and+dietetics&catid=0&ordering=newest&search_mode=any&search_where%5B%5D=search_name&search_where%5B%5D=search_description
- Aljaaly, E., & Khalifa, N. A. (2015). Nutrition & dietetics services for assessing adolescents’ anthropometric status in Saudi Arabia. International Journal of Scientific Research (IJSR), 4(4), 337-338.Available at: http://theglobaljournals.com/ijsr/file.php?val=April_2015_1427977645__105.pdf.
- Aljaaly, E. (2014). Centralized fat status of adolescent girls in Saudi Arabia in comparison to the United Kingdom Reference Data. British Journal of Medical and Health Research, 1(3), 19-24.. file:///C:/Users/00030200/Downloads/pdf-BJMHR-103003%20(2).pdf
- Al-Jaaly, E. (2012). Food advertising watched by adolescent girls in Saudi Arabia. International Journal of Food, Nutrition and Public Health, 5(4), 249.http://www.worldsustainable.org
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- Aljaaly, E. (2014). Risk factors for overweight status in adolescent girls in Jeddah city, Saudi Arabia: T4: S20. 38. Obesity Reviews, 15.
- Al-Jaaly, E. (2013) Publication for an abstract-(2013). Title: "Risk Factors for Overweight Status in Adolescent Girls in Jeddah City, Saudi Arabia". *Abstract Code P1088. http://asncremembers.s3.amazonaws.com/1668bc253fda4d9b6fdf5302cb95fce3.pdf
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- Al-Jaaly, E. (2012). Conference Proceeding Publication-2012. In the ‘Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) Symposium/KFSH & RC, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia- September 2012 Title: "Factors affecting nutritional status and eating behaviours in Saudi Arabian adolescent girls" (Abstract)
- Al-Jaaly, E. (2012). An abstract publication/ the 6th Saudi International Conference (SIC)’/London-October, 2012 Titles: "Risk Factors for Overweight Status in Adolescent Girls in Jeddah City, Saudi Arabia" http://issuu.com/aahariri/docs/sic2012proceedings
- Al-Jaaly, E. (2012).An abstract publication/ the 6th Saudi International Conference (SIC)’/London-October, 2012 Titles: 1)"The Weight Status of Saudi Adolescent Girls Using the 2007 WHO Reference Data" & "Risk Factors for Overweight Status in Adolescent Girls in Jeddah City, Saudi Arabia".http://issuu.com/aahariri/docs/sic2012proceedings
- Al-Jaaly, E. (2012). Peer Review Publication for the Arabic translation of the summary of the study in the journal. pmed.1001320.s003 (4).2013Titles:“The Double Burden of Obesity and Malnutrition in a Protracted Emergency Setting: A Cross-Sectional Study of Western Sahara Refugees". http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:VPa2c6c60GEJ:www.plosmedicine.org/article/fetchSingleRepresentation.action%3Furi%3Dinfo:doi/10.1371/journal.pmed.1001320.s003+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=sa
- Al-Jaaly, E., Lawson, M., & Hesketh, T. (2011). Overweight and its determinants in adolescent girls in Saudi Arabia. International Journal of Food, Nutrition and Public Health, 4(2), 95.
Overweight and its determinants in adolescent girls in Saudi Arabia - ProQuest.