Benha University Participated in Training Seminar on Emergency Techniques for At-Risk Pregnant Women in Developing Countries

Professor Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, announced the university's participation in a training seminar focused on emergency techniques for at-risk pregnant women in developing countries, which is being held in China until July 4th.
Representing Benha University:
• Prof. Marwa Mustafa, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing,
• Prof. Hind Abdullah, Vice Dean for postgraduate Studies and Research at the Faculty of Nursing.
The university president highlighted that the training programs and workshops hosted by China play a pivotal role in enhancing healthcare systems in developing countries. They aim to train medical personnel to handle critical pregnancy complications, with the goal of reducing maternal mortality rates through international protocols and applications.
Prof. El-Gizawy added that the training seminar aimed to equip medical staff (doctors and nurses) with the latest skills in managing emergency cases for pregnant women in developing countries, focusing on rapid interventions and clinical simulations to lower maternal and neonatal mortality rates in resource-limited settings.