We will still help and its children are still leaving their mark everywhere, and in the College of Nursing they raise their flags, cheering for their successes
Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Samah Muhammad, Dean of the College. Prof. Dr. Fatima Rushdi, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs. Prof. Danamah Muhammad al-Maghrabi, Leader of the Family Prof. Dr. Faiza Muhammad, Assistant Leader of the Family. Prof. Iman Ghadir Mustafa, Director of the Youth Welfare Department, where a symposium was held About blood donation, how to determine blood groups, and the benefits of blood donation by the student, Abdullah Abdul-Ghani, with a practical application to determine the blood groups, with the availability of tools for determining the blood group, with a heavy turnout from the students of the four teams to benefit from the symposium.
Where the students determined each other's blood types Some ? We thank everyone who contributed to today's success and wait for us in what's to come ?✌?
Assistant Secretary of the Training and Development Committee: Rufaida Abdel Hakim. Secretary of the Training and Development Committee: Abdullah Abdul Ghani
Second Deputy: Nadia Mostafa First Deputy: Hazem Ahmed Family Assistant Rapporteur: Mayar Mostafa Family Rapporteur: Ahmed Sayed
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#We _ decided _ to _ help _ I wish _ it _ would _ be _ with _ us, and we will still help, and its children are still leaving their mark everywhere, and in the Faculty of Nursing, they raise their flags, cheering for their successes.
One of the preparations for the twenty-third charity exhibition under the title "Good remains"
We invite you tomorrow, Thursday, to attend the opening of the twenty-third charity exhibition for male and female students at twelve o'clock in the student activities hall in the laboratory building.
4- A reminder of the workshop date tomorrow, to start from twelve (12) hours instead of ten in the morning.
of Nursing and the Technical Institute of Nursing to attend the opening of the twenty-third charity exhibition under the title (Good remains).
And that will be on Thursday, April 13, in the student activities hall in the laboratory building at twelve noon, under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Ahmed El-Minshawi, President of the University, and Mr. Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Mawla, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs, and the leadership of Mr. Dr. Samah Mohamed Abdullah, Dean of the College, and the supervision of Prof. Dr. Fatima Rushdi Muhammad, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs, and Mr. Dr. Mervat Ali Khamis, Vice Dean for Community Affairs and Environmental Development, and organizing the College Student Union Council
open invitation
Studying nursing activities in inpatient units: a road to sustainability for hospitals
Since the United Nations has adopted the Sustainable Development Goals in 2015, sustainability has been increasingly considered. Working time is an important resource (time is money), as well as the nurses inside hospitals. So, nursing activities must be studied and analyzed well. Consequently, the resulting information gives hospital managers a clear picture of the current status—the basics of developing plans for sustainability and keeping pace with developed countries.
Aim
This study was designed to study nursing activities performed in inpatient units and to determine which types of nursing activities are the most frequent and time-consuming, how much time each category of nursing personnel spends in different activities, and how units divide their time between patient care and other activities.
Method
A work sampling method was used on 36 nurses in six units for three successive years, using …
Health organizations currently face tremendous challenges in the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. To do this, successful and proven scientific practices and support are needed. This study aimed to explore the challenges, practices, and organizational support dealt with by nursing managers in the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. A qualitative content analysis study evaluated 35 nursing managers in five university hospitals through a semi-structured interview. The Consolidated Criteria for Reporting Qualitative Research were used for this qualitative study. Three main themes emerged: Challenges include the development of a COVID-19 crisis management plan, a shortage in nursing staff, and psychological problems. Practices include; changes in work schedules for nursing staff, the exchange process, hospital preparation, and training and education. And organizational support includes both support at an organizational level and support at an individual level. This study revealed that nursing managers are faced with many challenges in the management of COVID-19, requiring good practices and organizational support. This study offers evidence for nursing managers to expect problems that may arise during the pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic requires the development of an integrated plan, and this plan must be disseminated to the hospital’s nursing and medical teams to better equip them for the current and future crises.
