the Faculty of Nursing at Assiut University will witness the launch of its second conference for young researchers.

Titled “Utilizing Artificial Intelligence in the Health Sectors” under the patronage of Professor. Ahmed Al-Minshawy, President of the University, Professor. Gamal Badr, Vice President of the University for Postgraduate Studies and Research, and Professor. Samah Muhammad Abdullah, Dean of the College.

In this regard, Professor. Samah Mohamed Abdullah, Dean of the College, revealed that this conference is the second conference for young researchers, which brings together Assiut University and Badr and Sphinx Universities, which aims to shed light on the close connection between the field of nursing and achieving sustainable development goals towards the artificial intelligence system and digital transformation. And activating its role in building a healthy society that keeps pace with the highest levels of scientific progress in various fields of medicine.

. Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of the University.

In the presence of Professor. Gamal Badr, Vice President of the University for post Graduate Studies and Research, the college administration, and a group of faculty members at the college.

Prof. Gamal Badr, Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research, Assiut University, confirmed that the success of any medical system cannot be achieved or accomplished without a nursing staff at the highest level of preparation and training, which is what the Faculty of Nursing does in an effective and influential way in preparing successive generations of graduates. Those who are qualified to provide this great medical mission and humanitarian service that relates to the health of millions of patients, calling on all those working at the college to complete the diligent work they have begun as one of the important colleges belonging to the medical sector, stressing the keenness of the university administration to provide all necessary means for it in a way that contributes to the development and modernization of its educational programs, providing the necessary opportunities to train its cadres and raise their scientific competencies and practical skills to keep pace with the modern scientific and medical boom.

This came at the beginning of the launch of the second conference for young researchers of the College of Nursing, prof. Gamal Badr, Vice President of the University for Graduate Studies and Research, prof. Samah Mohamed Abdullah, Dean of the College of Nursing and Chairman of the Conference, and prof. Ikram Ibrahim Mohamed, Vice President of the College for Postgraduate Studies and Research Affairs, the Department Heads, and the faculty members and assistant staff at the college

 Administration.

prof. Ikram Ibrahim, Vice Dean of the College for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research

Integration of artificial intelligence into nursing education and training using virtual reality simulation

Lecture/Dr. Mohamed Abdel Mohemen,  Assistant lecturer, Department of Critical Care and Emergency Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University

prof. Nima Mohammad Al-Maghrabi, Head of the Community Health Nursing Department. And prof. Magda Ahmed Mohamed, Head of the Department of Medical and Surgical Nursing.

• Artificial intelligence encompasses many healthcare technologies that are changing the role of nurses and enhancing patient care.
• Nurses should be involved in the conceptualization, development, and implementation of artificial intelligence, especially when it impacts nursing practice.
• Using artificial intelligence in nursing education to enhance student achievement.
• Artificial intelligence is not a substitute for humans, but rather a partnership
• Nurses should be aware of the negative and positive aspects of artificial intelligence.
• Ethical considerations must be followed and applied to ensure integration in patient care.
• The use of artificial intelligence is very important to monitor patients remotely from home.
• Finally, we must save our minds and reject the technology that invades them.

• Artificial intelligence is used to protect a psychiatric patient from suicide.
• Utilizing the computerized mannequin in various nursing practices at all stages of education.
• The use of artificial intelligence is effective in pandemic crises.
• Artificial intelligence enhances accurate assessment.
• Virtual reality with artificial intelligence technology to reduce pain during burns dressing

 which will be delivered by prof. Nidal Aisha, Professor of Nursing and Vice President of Zarqa University in Jordan.

He will talk about correlation analysis and statistical regression on Saturday, February 17, 2024, in the computer laboratories in the laboratories building.

  of Professor Dr. Samah Muhammad Abdullah, Dean of the Faculty and President of the Conference.

  strategy to support the integrated health and medical care system The Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University, under the patronage of Dr. Ahmed El-Minshawy, and under the supervision of Dr. Samah Mohamed Abdullah, Dean of the College and President of the Conference, organized the activities of its sixth international conference, under the title: “The Future of Nursing: Health Problems, Challenges, and Solutions” today, Sunday, February 18, and its extended duration. During the period from February 18 to 19, in the eighth hall of the administrative building, in the presence of Dr. Mahmoud Abdel Aleem, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, and Dr. Gamal Badr, Vice President of the University for Postgraduate Studies And research, Dr. Nidal Farid Aisha, Professor of Nursing and Vice President of Zarqa University in Jordan, Dr. Mahmoud Shiha, Vice President of Sphinx University for Education and Student Affairs, and Dr. Ikram Ibrahim, Vice President of the College for Graduate Studies.

   Dr. Ahmed El-Menshawy, President of Assiut University, explained: The conference comes within the framework of the university's strategy that aims to enhance the benefit of researchers and specialists in all different sectors. To improve the quality and performance of nursing; In an effort to achieve the goals of sustainable development and Egypt’s Vision 2030, indicating the university administration’s keenness to support nursing, which is a major part of the integrated health and medical care system. Dr. Al-Minshawy stressed that the conference represents a pioneering multidisciplinary platform. For practitioners and faculty;

To discuss health problems, contemporary challenges, and the best solutions, appreciating the efforts of the College of Nursing. In raising the efficiency of its human cadres.

  Dr. Mahmoud Abdel Aleem praised; Through the conference, and through the efforts of the College of Nursing in the medical and health sectors, and the graduation of human cadres capable of facing challenges; To serve society and our beloved country; In addition to the participation of various universities from inside and outside Egypt, indicating the university’s keenness on openness, international and global cooperation, transfer of expertise, and continued development.

For his part, Dr. Jamal Badr appreciated the efforts of the College of Nursing in holding this scientific conference and raising the efficiency of the nursing staff among the different universities. In order to exchange experiences as one of the basic pillars of health care, especially in light of the challenges witnessed by the health sector, which require the necessity of keeping up with everything new in the medical field through continuous cooperation between the authorities concerned with health; To reach positive and sound solutions; To overcome the obstacles and challenges facing the health sector, to achieve the national strategy for progress.

Dr. Samah Abdullah indicated that the college was keen to organize the sixth international conference entitled: “The Future of Nursing: Health Problems, Challenges, and Solutions” during that time, which witnessed an increasing use of modern technologies. To overcome the challenges and find solutions facing nursing, pointing to the necessity of harnessing advanced technology in the health sector, which is primarily in the patient’s , thanking all attendees from inside and outside Egypt; To transfer and exchange experiences.

For her part, Dr. Ikram Ibrahim stated that the conference will be discussed through four scientific sessions extended over two days; A number of important topics, which address: the most prominent trends and contemporary innovations in the field of nursing, and cooperation between professionals, in addition to advanced nursing practices, virtual and augmented reality in education, nursing practice, and scientific research, adding that workshops are scheduled to be held on the sidelines of the conference. around; Diabetes II, climate change, systematic review, and meta-analysis.

It is worth noting that nursing professors from Ain Shams University, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and America lectured online, and Dr. Nidal Farid Aisha lectured; A lecture entitled: “Virtual and Augmented Reality in Nursing Education, Practice, and Scientific Research,” which discussed the uses of virtual reality, or augmented reality, in nursing education and clinical applications for students.

On the sidelines of the conference; Shields were presented to: Dr. Ahmed El-Minshawy, President of Assiut University, Dr. Mahmoud Abdel-Aleem, Dr. Gamal Badr, Dr. Mahmoud Shiha, Dr. Samah Abdullah, and Dr. Nidal Farid Aisha, honoring the deans of the Faculty of Nursing, and honoring a group of faculty members. In the college, the college secretary and the former secretary, a number of college administrators, graduates of the first batch of the college of nursing since its inception, some from the Directorate of Health Affairs, and the Police Hospital in Assiut, and honoring the sub-head of the nursing union in the Assiut Nursing Syndicate. Dr. Nidal Farid Aisha also presented the Zarqa University shield to the college of nursing. Assiut University.

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