The Faculty of Nursing at Al-Ahliyya Amman University organized an introductory lecture and training workshop on clinical simulation laboratories, aiming to enhance faculty members' and clinical supervisors' knowledge of the laboratories' capabilities and their role in advancing clinical education and training while elevating educational outcomes. The faculty hosted Dr. Carlos Chidiac, Regional Director of Gaumard, a company specializing in medical and nursing training devices and simulators, at the invitation of the Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, Prof. Khaldoun Hamdan. Following the introductory lecture, participants were divided into groups according to their specialties to engage in practical applications within specialized laboratories, including the Adult Simulation Lab and the Maternal and Newborn Simulation Lab. This aimed to strengthen practical expertise and utilize simulation techniques to support the educational process and clinical training. This event is part of the Faculty of Nursing's ongoing commitment at Al-Ahliyya Amman University to develop an advanced educational and training environment, promote clinical simulation as an effective tool for building clinical skills, enhance the quality of nursing education, and align with modern educational best practices. Source: Rum News Agency
The Faculty of Nursing at Al-Ahliyya Amman University organized an introductory lecture and training workshop on clinical simulation laboratories, aiming to enhance faculty members' and clinical supervisors' knowledge of the laboratories' capabilities and their role in advancing clinical education and training while elevating educational outcomes. The faculty hosted Dr. Carlos Chidiac, Regional Director of Gaumard, a company specializing in medical and nursing training devices and simulators, at the invitation of the Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, Prof. Khaldoun Hamdan. Following the introductory lecture, participants were divided into groups according to their specialties to engage in practical applications within specialized laboratories, including the Adult Simulation Lab and the Maternal and Newborn Simulation Lab. This aimed to strengthen practical expertise and utilize simulation techniques to support the educational process and clinical training. This event is part of the Faculty of Nursing's ongoing commitment at Al-Ahliyya Amman University to develop an advanced educational and training environment, promote clinical simulation as an effective tool for building clinical skills, enhance the quality of nursing education, and align with modern educational best practices. Source: Rum News Agency
The Faculty of Nursing at Al-Ahliyya Amman University organized an introductory lecture and training workshop on clinical simulation laboratories, aiming to enhance faculty members' and clinical supervisors' knowledge of the laboratories' capabilities and their role in advancing clinical education and training while elevating educational outcomes. The faculty hosted Dr. Carlos Chidiac, Regional Director of Gaumard, a company specializing in medical and nursing training devices and simulators, at the invitation of the Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, Prof. Khaldoun Hamdan. Following the introductory lecture, participants were divided into groups according to their specialties to engage in practical applications within specialized laboratories, including the Adult Simulation Lab and the Maternal and Newborn Simulation Lab. This aimed to strengthen practical expertise and utilize simulation techniques to support the educational process and clinical training. This event is part of the Faculty of Nursing's ongoing commitment at Al-Ahliyya Amman University to develop an advanced educational and training environment, promote clinical simulation as an effective tool for building clinical skills, enhance the quality of nursing education, and align with modern educational best practices. Source: Rum News Agency
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Al-Ahliyya Amman University Faculty of Nursing Organizes Training Workshop on Clinical Simulation Laboratories
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