
Executive nursing leader with extensive experience in healthcare transformation, nursing strategy, clinical governance, workforce development, academic leadership, and healthcare quality improvement. Experienced in leading system-wide nursing transformation initiatives aligned with the Saudi Health Transformation Program, Saudi Vision 2030, Accountable Care Organization (ACO) standards, and the Saudi Model of Care. Recognized for driving strategic change across healthcare organizations through evidence-based practice, governance frameworks, workforce optimization, performance management, and integrated care redesign. Combines executive leadership experience with strong academic and research expertise to deliver sustainable healthcare transformation and organizational excellence.
RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS
Alenezi, A. N., & Mansour, E. A. (2016). Impact of stoma care education in minimizing the incidence of stoma skin complications. Bahrain Medical Bulletin, 38(3), 151–153.
Alenezi, A., Alonazi, N., Bedaiwi, K., Afri, A., Abdullah, A., & Al M. Health-related Quality of Life during Pandemic of COVID-19: A Mixed-Method Study. Journal of Contemporary Scientific Research.
Alenezi, A., McGrath, I., Kimpton, A., & Livesay, K. (2021). Quality of life among ostomy patients: A narrative literature review. Journal of Clinical Nursing.
Alenezi, A., Livesay, K., McGrath, I., & Kimpton, A. (2022). Ostomy-related problems and their impact on quality of life of Saudi ostomate patients: A mixed-methods study. Journal of Clinical Nursing.
Alenezi, A., Livesay, K., Kimpton, A., McGrath, I., Bedaiwi, K., & Khan, W. (2022). City of Hope–Quality of Life Questionnaire (Arabic Version): Reliability and Validity Assessment. Wound Management & Prevention.
Alenezi, A., Kimpton, A., McGrath, I., & Livesay, K. (2022). Confidence, Skills and Barriers to Ostomy Patient Care by Nursing Staff in Saudi Arabia.Nursing Forum.
Alenezi, A., Kimpton, A., Livesay, K., & McGrath, I. (2022). Health-related Quality of Life among Patients with an Ostomy regarding Sex, Disease Diagnosis, Healthcare Provider, and Ostomy Type. Wound Management & Prevention.