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​Community Outreach: The Faculty of Pharmacy at Amman Arab University (AAU), in collaboration with the Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences and the Jordan Pharmacists Association, participated in a free medical day at the Eybal Charitable Society.
​Specialized Health Services: Specialists from the University's Optics and Audiology departments conducted vision and hearing exams, alongside general blood pressure and blood sugar screenings.
​Pharmaceutical Care: AAU pharmacy staff distributed prescribed medications and delivered clinical consultations on safe, effective drug usage and dosage adherence.
​Student Practical Experience: The initiative reinforced AAU's commitment to social responsibility while offering healthcare students hands-on clinical and community interaction experience.
​AMMAN — The Faculty of Pharmacy at Amman Arab University (AAU), in cooperation with the Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences and in partnership with the Jordan Pharmacists Association, participated in a community medical day organized at the Eybal Charitable Society to promote public health awareness and local community service.
​The event offered a comprehensive range of healthcare services to visitors. Specialists from the university's Optics and Audiology departments conducted vision and hearing evaluations. In addition, healthcare teams administered blood sugar and blood pressure screenings, providing attendees with medical guidance based on their diagnostic results.
​The Faculty of Pharmacy contributed by dispensing necessary medications free of charge and offering professional pharmaceutical consultations. Staff emphasized proper medication storage, potential drug interactions, strict adherence to prescribed dosages, and overall safe pharmaceutical practices.
​AAU highlighted that its participation aligns with its broader corporate social responsibility strategy and effort to build strong partnerships with local civil society organizations. The initiative also provided university students with practical field training, enhancing their clinical experience and interpersonal communication skills in community healthcare settings.
​Source: Rum News Agency