Cardiotocogram Workshop was hosted at UHS, bringing together obstetrician-gynecologists, nurses, and midwives to delve into the complexities of fetal monitoring, ensuring the utmost precision and compassion in interpreting the CTG while keeping the mother well-informed about her care. The workshop featured discussions on the latest CTG interpretation recommendations and case scenarios, to unify knowledge and enhance the multidisciplinary team’s skills. Our collective commitment is to elevate the standard of care for the expectant and their precious babies.

University Hospital Sharjah, in collaboration with the Friends of Arthritis Patients Association, organized an awareness lecture titled "Know How to Look After Your Joints". Dr. Ahmed Al-Zayat, a Consultant Rheumatologist at the UHS, delivered the lecture. He discussed various aspects of joint health and how to prevent these issues, in the presence of University of Sharjah students and UHS staff.

University Hospital Sharjah team participated in the awareness day organized by the Sharjah Department of Islamic Affairs, which aimed to provide health education for pilgrims before they travel for Hajj. Ms. Toujan Hassan, a Certified Diabetes Educator, delivered an informative lecture offering essential advice for diabetic patients during Hajj. Additionally, our team conducted a group of medical screenings for the attendees.

University of Sharjah Training on Handling Shoulder Dystocia Drills

The UHS medical and nursing team has completed comprehensive training on handling shoulder dystocia drills, in partnership with the esteemed medicine school lab, University of Sharjah. Using The Lucina Neonatal and maternal childbirth simulator, the training aims to hone our team's skills and knowledge to ensure the best possible outcomes for both mother and child.
Together, we are committed to delivering exceptional care and staying at the forefront of medical advancements.