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57357 Hospital Signs 11 Cooperation Protocols for Nursing Training
 
Children's Cancer Hospital 57357 signed cooperation protocols with 11 nursing colleges from 10 Egyptian universities. The aim is to train and prepare new graduates for the job market, reaffirming the hospital's vision that nursing is a fundamental link in the completion of healthcare and its commitment to providing high-level training programs to develop distinguished nursing staff.
 
The signing ceremony was attended by Dr. Moataz El-Zemity, Medical Director of Hospital 57357, and the deans of nursing colleges from Mansoura, Helwan, Menoufia, Assiut, Beni Suef, South Valley, Damanhour, 6th of October, the British University in Egypt, Modern University for Technology and Maritime Transport, and Misr University.
 
Dr. El-Zemity stated... Sherif Abul-Naga, CEO of Group 57357 and General Manager of the hospital, said that the training enhances the practical capabilities of students and qualifies them to gain field experience in dealing with critical cases and caring for cancer patients, in line with global standards in medical and nursing education. It is an investment in nursing staff, as they are the backbone of the health system. Therefore, the training focuses on the latest nursing care protocols, to prepare a new generation of highly competent nurses, capable of keeping pace with the rapid developments in medical and healthcare sciences.
Dr. Sahar Moussa, Director of Nursing at Hospital 57357, confirmed that the protocols stipulate the training of groups of nursing graduates at the hospital. Each college nominates a number of its graduates to complete their internship year at 57357. Trainees are selected by a specialized committee from the hospital and distributed across different departments, where they undergo practical training and hands-on experience under the supervision of the nursing staff at 57357. The program includes a monthly evaluation for each student, with continuous monitoring from their respective college deans.
 
Dr. Samah Alawi, Head of the Continuing Education and Training Department in the Nursing Division at Hospital 57357, stated that an average of 20 students are selected from each college. This training program aims to prepare ambassadors for the hospital, capable of transferring the expertise and skills they have acquired to other hospitals and health centers after graduation, thus contributing to raising the level of healthcare throughout the country.
 
Dr. Maha Adel Salem, Dean of Nursing at the British University in Egypt, stated that the university has been signing this protocol annually with Hospital 57357 for the past three years. This agreement focuses on the quality and qualifications of its graduates, ensuring that their training adheres to all international standards for nursing services at the hospital, maintaining the highest level of patient safety and security. This is particularly important within a stimulating educational and healthcare environment like Hospital 57357, where graduates develop the ability to work effectively as part of a cohesive team. They learn the principles and practices that align with the Egyptian-British nursing model, guaranteeing the continuity of their work after graduation, maintaining the same nursing care style and possessing exceptional skills.
 
The hospital also provides graduates with training in scientific research methodologies, patient data recording, and treatment monitoring using advanced technology and precise electronic methods. Furthermore, university students receive a dual degree from the British University in Egypt and Queen Margaret University in the UK.
 
Dr. Wafaa Abdel-Azim, Dean of Nursing at Misr University for Science and Technology, affirmed that the university sought to establish a cooperation protocol with Hospital 57357 to train its students. This was due to the hospital's robust operational system and outstanding training facilities and logistics, which assures the university of the future skills, technical expertise, and practical training of its students. This, in turn, will positively impact the quality of their work, ultimately benefiting patients and the healthcare system as a whole.
 
She pointed out that patient safety and rapid recovery are goals the college strives for. Therefore, the university instills in its students the fundamentals and traditions of the profession. This is achieved through the meticulous application of treatment programs and protocols, all of which are already implemented at Hospital 57357 and have received accreditation from the Health Accreditation and Regulation Authority and the International Accreditation Authority. This signifies the excellence of these programs, which contribute to providing world-class medical services.
 
Dr. Fatima Rushdi, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing at Assiut University, stated that while Assiut University has a large number of university hospitals where students receive their training, the university sought to establish a cooperation protocol with Hospital 57357 as part of its community engagement initiatives. This aims to provide students with more specialized skills in nursing care for children with cancer, and to enhance their ability to communicate effectively with diverse community groups from all regions of Egypt, in addition to interacting with medical and healthcare teams possessing varying skills and experiences.
 
She pointed out that this training develops students' practical and theoretical knowledge, as they become partners in the treatment journey alongside the rest of the healthcare team. Students nominated from the Faculty of Nursing for their internship at Hospital 57357 undergo personal interviews and are selected based on their highest academic standing, communication skills, and acquired abilities. They then pass a further test at the hospital to confirm their excellence and their eagerness to learn.
 
 
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Training workshops for nursing internship students at Assiut University Faculty of Nursing, under the auspices of: Professor Dr. Ahmed El-Menshawy, University President; Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Mawla, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs

 and Professor Dr. Fatima Roshdy Mohamed, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs and Acting Dean of the Faculty.

The workshops were overseen by Dr. Hanaa Mohamed Ahmed, Internship Coordinator.

As part of the Faculty of Nursing's commitment to developing its students' skills and preparing them both academically and practically, fourth-year (Bachelor's level) students continued their mandatory internship orientation program for the second consecutive day. The workshops included:

Training on safe injection techniques and instrument sterilization;

 

A course on infection control and handwashing at the Training and Continuing Education Center and the Faculty's laboratories;

A first aid course; and

Discussion sessions for brainstorming and exchanging experiences among students.

These activities aim to enhance students' skills and provide them with the necessary practical experience.

 

 

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Relationship between dominant decision-making style and creativity of nursing managers: A cross-sectional study

Research Abstract

Objective

This study aims to investigate the connection between dominant decision-making style and creativity among nursing managers.

Background

The dominant style of decision-making nursing managers use definitely affects the quality of decisions. Also, in another way, it can develop a skill of creative thinking that may influence the entire health care system.

Methods

Data from 229 nursing managers in four university hospitals were gathered using a cross-sectional study methodology and questionnaires about general decision-making styles and managerial creativity.

Results

nursing managers are highly creative. In general, the dominant decision-making style is rational and is correlated positively with creativity. Dependent style is the second one, while it is correlated negatively and significantly with creativity. Intuitive style is the third one and correlated negatively but is insignificant with creativity. Regression analysis revealed that only three styles have an effect on creativity: rational (positive), dependent (negative), and avoidant (negative), respectively.

Conclusion

The most dominant style is rational, which has the highest effect, which is positive on creativity. The dependent is the second dominant style and has a negative effect. Whereas intuitive is the third dominant style and did not have any effect on creativity.

Research Authors
Eman Kamel Hossny, Hammad S Alotaibi
Research Date
Research Journal
BMC nursing
Research Member
Research Pages
1-8
Research Vol
Vol.23
Research Year
2024

Effectiveness of Quadriceps Exercises on Knee Pain and Muscle Strength among Elderly People in Egypt

Research Abstract

Knee pain is a common complaint in older adults. Exercise is now consistently recommended in improving Quadriceps muscle. 

Aim

To investigate the effect of quadriceps exercises on knee pain and muscle strength among elderly people.

Method

 Experimental research design was used. This study was implemented at the elderly Clubs in Assiut Governorate. The studied sample involved 150 elderly (75 study, 75 control) who selected by simple random sample technique. An interview questionnaire was used which included their socio-demographic characteristics, measurement of quadriceps muscle strength and Knee injury and osteoarthritis outcome score scale which contained 5 separately scored subscales (pain, symptoms and stiffness, function in daily living, function in sport and recreation, and knee-related quality of life).

Results

There were significant relationship between KOOS Sub-domains in pre and post-test among elderly people (study group) (P. value= 0.046, 0.014, 0.004, 0.010) except in sport/Rec domain (P. value= 0.354) and in quadric muscle strength measurement (P value= 0.001).

Conclusion

Quadriceps exercises are effective in the decreasing pain, improvement of function and quality of life for elderly patients with knee joint pain. Therapeutic exercise should be used to relieve pain, stiffness and improvement of physical function for elderly patient

Research Authors
Walaa Hassan Abd Alfatah, Heba Mohamed Fahmy, Safaa R Osman, Saieda Abdelhameed AbdelAziz
Research Date
Research Department
Research Journal
Egyptian Journal of Health Care
Research Pages
415-423
Research Publisher
Ain Shams University, Faculty of Nursing
Research Vol
13
Research Year
2022

Association of Frailty Comorbidity with Incidence of Fractures among Elderly at Assiut Trauma University Hospital

Research Abstract

Background

Frailty is a growing public health concern, impacts clinical care significantly. As the elderly population expands, frailty rates are expected to increase. Bone fractures are a public health issue especially in elderly people that lead to disability, impaired quality of life, and high health-care costs.

Aim

To assess the association of frailty comorbidity with incidence of fractures among elderly.

Research design

A descriptive cross-sectional research design.

Setting

inpatient ward and outpatients' clinics in Trauma Hospital at Assiut University.

Sample

A convenience sample of 321 older adult patients who had Fractures. Study tools: Three tools were selected I: Structured interviewing questionnaire II: Reported Edmonton Frail Scale to assess frailty for elderly patients with fractures and II: Charlson Comorbidity Index scale to assess level of comorbidity.

Results

The proportions of falls as a cause of fracture were 81.7% for all fractures and 76.0% of the studied elderly patients fall in their home. The most common fractures in the total population was the hip fracture (48.6%), and femur fracture (22.4%). Most of studied elderly patients have severe frailty (52.7%), moderate frailty (17.4%). This study found statistical significant difference between patient’s comorbidities and frailty at p-value <0.000.

Conclusion

The study highlights the association of frailty and incidence of fractures among elderly patients and level of comorbidities.

Recommendation

Implement evidence-based rehabilitation programs to improve mobility and reduce complications after fractures.

Research Authors
Aml Mahmoud Sadek, Osamaa Ahmed Farouk, Saieda Abd El-hamed AbdELhamed
Research Journal
Assiut Scientific Nursing Journal
Research Pages
167-197
Research Publisher
Assiut University, Faculty of Nursing
Research Vol
12
Research Year
2024

Adaptation Training Program for Elderly Cleaners Exposed to sunlight

Research Abstract

Elderly cleaners are exposed to sunlight while working outdoors, thereby increasing their risk of sunburn and heat-related illnesses, including skin damage, dehydration, and skin cancer. Wearing protective clothing and using sunscreen is essential for safety.

Aim

Evaluate the effectiveness of an adaptation training program for elderly cleaners exposed to sunlight.

Research design

A quasi-experimental study design was used in this study.

Setting

The study was conducted in the cities of Beni Suef and Sohag.

Subjects

A convenience sample involved 111 elderly cleaners in a previous setting.

Tool

An interviewing questionnaire consisted of five parts: 1st part: Demographic characteristics; 2nd part: Medical history; 3rd part: Knowledge of elderly cleaners; 4th part: Attitudes of elderly cleaners; and 5th part: Reported practices of elderly cleaners regarding sunlight exposure.

Results

The study found that 5.0% of the elderly cleaners had a good total knowledge level before the pre-training program, and this increased to 77.0% after applying the training program. 89.0% of them had inadequate levels of total reported practices before applying to the training program, which improved to 90.0% of them having adequate total reported practices after applying to an adaptation training program. Also, a statistically significant relationship was found between the demographic characteristics of elderly cleaners and their total knowledge, total attitude, and total reported practices regarding sunlight exposure.

Conclusion

The adaptation training programs have a positive effect on improving knowledge, attitudes, and reported practices of elderly cleaners …

Research Journal
Egyptian Journal of Health Care
Research Pages
2412-2429
Research Publisher
Ain Shams University, Faculty of Nursing
Research Vol
15
Research Year
2024

Assessment Types of Mistreatment among Elderly Patients with Chronic Diseases

Research Abstract

Background: Mistreatment is prevalent grievance among senior citizens. Aim of the study: To assess types of mistreatment among elderly patients with chronic diseases. Research design: This study employed a descriptive research approach. Setting: The research was conducted in outpatient Al- Azhar University Hospital clinics. Sample: The overall size of the sample was 420 patients Tools: To gather information for this, three tools were used. The 1st instrument: Structured interview questionnaire for patients include personal characteristics and assessment of medical history, the 2nd tool: Hwalek – Sengstock Elder Abuse Screaning Test, the 3rd tool: Geriatric Mistreatment Scale. Results: Showed that 44.5% of studies elderly patient had hypertension, and only 28.6%, 18.1% of them had diabetes and heart disease respectively. The majority of elderly patient were non abuse 85.7% and only 14.3% of them were abuse. Conclusion: The majority of elderly patient were non abuse and only one quarter of them were abuse. Recommendations: offering educational programs to help senior citizens learn more about types and risk factors of mistreatment especially among elderly with chronic disease. Family and caregiver

Research Authors
Yassmine Hassan Ibrahim Mohammed, Haitham Abdel Azeem, Saieda Abd-El Hameed
Research Date
Research Department
Research Pages
162-171
Research Publisher
Assiut University, Faculty of Nursing
Research Vol
13
Research Year
2025

The Faculty of Nursing at Assiut University extends its sincere congratulations to His Excellency Prof. Dr. Ahmed El-Menshawy, President of the University, on the occasion of the issuance of the decision to extend his presidency of the University

 on the occasion of the issuance of the decision to extend his presidency of the University for an academic year. We wish you continued success and prosperity, and our distinguished university further progress and prosperity.

 

. The Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University, welcomes the evaluation committee for the Best Environmentally Friendly Faculty Competition 2025. Under the patronage of: - Prof. Dr. Ahmed El-Menshawy, President of Assiut University -

Approval of Master's Degree Results - June 2025 The Faculty of Nursing at Assiut University, under the auspices of Professor Dr. Ahmed El-Menshawi, President of Assiut University, and Professor Dr. Gamal Badr, Vice President for Graduate Studies

 

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and Research, announces the approval of the master's degree results for June 2025.

Today, Professor Dr. Fatma Rushdi Mohamed, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, announced the results for the master's degree for June 2025. Professor Dr. Marzouka Abdel-Aziz, Head of the Examination Control, indicated that the pass rates are as follows:

  • First level: 100% pass rate
  • Second level: 87% pass rate
  • Third level: 83% pass rate

We wish everyone continued success and excellence, with sincere thanks and appreciation to all who contributed to this achievement.

 

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