The Women's Health Studies Unit at Middle East University held its inaugural meeting, chaired by the President of the University, Prof. Salam Al-Mahadin, with the participation of the Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Dr. Suha Abu Dawleh, and the Head of the Unit, Dr. Manar Sweis, alongside academic leaders, female physicians, and representatives from the medical, pharmaceutical, insurance sectors, and the King Hussein Cancer Center, to establish an integrated framework that responds to the health needs of Jordanian women and lays the groundwork for sustainable programs and initiatives that enhance their quality of life. The meeting discussed the priorities of women's health across various stages of life, as well as methods to transition from a focus on curative care to a more comprehensive approach based on prevention, early detection, and health awareness. It also emphasized solidifying women's awareness of their right to a healthy and safe life, reflecting positively on family stability and community health. The discussions concluded with recommendations that included launching preventive initiatives and early detection programs for common diseases among women, providing practical guidance to improve daily lifestyles, and expanding the scope of applied research to monitor health challenges facing Jordanian women. Furthermore, the recommendations highlighted producing reliable scientific data that contributes to developing health interventions and supporting relevant decisions and policies. Source: Rum News Agency
The Women's Health Studies Unit at Middle East University held its inaugural meeting, chaired by the President of the University, Prof. Salam Al-Mahadin, with the participation of the Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Dr. Suha Abu Dawleh, and the Head of the Unit, Dr. Manar Sweis, alongside academic leaders, female physicians, and representatives from the medical, pharmaceutical, insurance sectors, and the King Hussein Cancer Center, to establish an integrated framework that responds to the health needs of Jordanian women and lays the groundwork for sustainable programs and initiatives that enhance their quality of life. The meeting discussed the priorities of women's health across various stages of life, as well as methods to transition from a focus on curative care to a more comprehensive approach based on prevention, early detection, and health awareness. It also emphasized solidifying women's awareness of their right to a healthy and safe life, reflecting positively on family stability and community health. The discussions concluded with recommendations that included launching preventive initiatives and early detection programs for common diseases among women, providing practical guidance to improve daily lifestyles, and expanding the scope of applied research to monitor health challenges facing Jordanian women. Furthermore, the recommendations highlighted producing reliable scientific data that contributes to developing health interventions and supporting relevant decisions and policies. Source: Rum News Agency
The Women's Health Studies Unit at Middle East University held its inaugural meeting, chaired by the President of the University, Prof. Salam Al-Mahadin, with the participation of the Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Dr. Suha Abu Dawleh, and the Head of the Unit, Dr. Manar Sweis, alongside academic leaders, female physicians, and representatives from the medical, pharmaceutical, insurance sectors, and the King Hussein Cancer Center, to establish an integrated framework that responds to the health needs of Jordanian women and lays the groundwork for sustainable programs and initiatives that enhance their quality of life. The meeting discussed the priorities of women's health across various stages of life, as well as methods to transition from a focus on curative care to a more comprehensive approach based on prevention, early detection, and health awareness. It also emphasized solidifying women's awareness of their right to a healthy and safe life, reflecting positively on family stability and community health. The discussions concluded with recommendations that included launching preventive initiatives and early detection programs for common diseases among women, providing practical guidance to improve daily lifestyles, and expanding the scope of applied research to monitor health challenges facing Jordanian women. Furthermore, the recommendations highlighted producing reliable scientific data that contributes to developing health interventions and supporting relevant decisions and policies. Source: Rum News Agency
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Middle East University's Women's Health Studies Unit Places Jordanian Women's Health Needs at Top of Recommendations
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