BORAMA – The Amoud University College of Health Sciences recently organized a prestigious panel discussion titled “Patient-Centered Care,” bringing together local and international medical experts to discuss the future of healthcare delivery.
The event, which focused on prioritizing patient needs and values in clinical practice, featured a distinguished guest from the United States, further strengthening the university’s global academic partnerships.
The Moderator:
The discussion was expertly moderated by Dr. Muna Ahmed, a Family Physician and a dedicated Lecturer and Clinical Supervisor at Amoud University. She guided the conversation, ensuring a deep dive into the practical and educational aspects of patient-centered approaches.
Distinguished Panelists:
The panel consisted of highly experienced medical professionals, including:
- Dr. Hussein Hanfi: An MD Anesthesiologist and Assistant Professor at the Howard University College of Medicine in Washington DC. Dr. Hanfi shared valuable insights from an international perspective on how specialized care can be integrated with patient-centric values.
- Dr. Mohamed Mahdi: Pulmonologist (MFM, MME).
- Dr. Abdirahman Ibrahim Qaws: Internal Medicine Physician.
- Dr. Fathia Mohamed Nur: Family Physician and Senior Medical Educator.
- Dr. Abdirahman Mohamed Jama: Cardiologist and Consultant Family Physician.
Key Themes:
The experts discussed the necessity of moving beyond traditional treatment models to a more collaborative approach. The panel highlighted that effective healthcare is built on communication, empathy, and involving patients in their own treatment decisions.
By hosting experts from renowned institutions like Howard University, Amoud University continues to demonstrate its commitment to providing world-class medical education and improving the standard of care in the region.
