Breaking Barriers in Healthcare: Al-Isra University and Al-Jazeera Hospital Unite for a Brighter Future

Talaba News – At Al-Isra University, on Thursday 9/19/2024, a training cooperation agreement was concluded between the university and Al-Jazeera Hospital, with the aim of providing training opportunities to students of the College of Nursing in various departments. hospital
The agreement was signed on behalf of the University by its President, His Excellency Professor Dr. Muhammad Hamed, and on behalf of the hospital by its General Director Dr. Khalil Khaled Mahlous, in the presence of Dr. Abdullah Al-Ghanamain (Dean). Professor of College of Nursing. Wafika Daher (Assistant to the President for International Affairs) and Mr. Hussain Bass (Financial Director) and Ms. Zakia Abu Sarih (Nursing Director) Al Jazeera Hospital.
The agreement includes providing practical training services to nursing students in various departments within a specialized nursing team and increasing participation in the development of educational programs directed at patients and their families.
His Excellency the President of the University emphasized the importance of this agreement, which comes in a series of agreements concluded by Al-Isra University with various leading institutions aimed at serving students, providing them with health knowledge, bridging the gap between practical education. and theoretical aspects, and exchange of experiences that are positively reflected in the educational process.
He noted that these trainings are an important step in building effective academic and applied partnerships in the future, as they provide an opportunity for students to network and involve them in the work environment, enabling students to further develop their knowledge and skills. Field of nursing and its various aspects with knowledge and empowerment.
Al-Jazeera Hospital representatives expressed their happiness for the collaboration with Al-Isra University, its reputation and academic level and its special efforts to serve its students and the local community, in addition to their interest in keeping up with various academic developments.