Fruitful cooperation between Nalut Central Hospital and Nalut University to support scientific research for medical technology students
In a step that reflects the spirit of joint cooperation between educational and health institutions in the city of Nalut, fourth-year students from the Department of Medical Devices and Equipment at the College of Medical Technology at Nalut University conducted an important field visit to Nalut Central Hospital on the morning of Tuesday, May 6, 2025. This visit, which took place in the company of Professor Saad Ahmed Omer and Professor Khaled Sasi Tifouchet, comes as part of the students' preparation to complete their graduation projects and conduct scientific research that requires direct observation of the medical devices and equipment available in the hospital.
The visit included a thorough inspection of various medical departments in the hospital, where the students learned about the types of equipment and devices used, how they operate, and the challenges faced by the medical staff in maintaining and operating them. This field trip is considered a valuable opportunity for students to connect the theoretical knowledge they studied in college with the practical reality in the healthcare institution.
The student delegation received a warm welcome and great attention from the administration of Nalut Central Hospital, where they were greeted by Mr. Munir Saleh Tafoushit, the Deputy Director of the hospital, and Engineer Hani Ali Al-Khamaisi, the Head of the Medical Equipment Department at the hospital. The two officials expressed their full readiness to cooperate with the students and provide the necessary data and information to ensure the success of their graduation projects and scientific research. This support reflects the hospital's belief in the importance of scientific research in developing the health sector and improving the quality of services provided to patients.
This fruitful collaboration between Nalut University and Nalut Central Hospital represents a model to be emulated in enhancing the integration between academic and practical institutions. It not only contributes to the preparation of qualified medical personnel capable of meeting the community's needs, but also encourages the conduct of scientific research that can help find solutions to the health challenges facing the region.
In conclusion, the students of the College of Medical Technology and Nalut University extend their sincere appreciation and respect to the administration of Nalut Central Hospital and all its staff, especially Professor Munir Saleh Tifouchet and Engineer Hani Ali Al-Khamaisi, for their warm reception and constructive cooperation. This collaboration represents an important step towards enhancing scientific research and serving the community at Nalut University.
