Instructor: Dr. Suliman Jastaniah (Makkah)

Presenter: Dr. Suliman Jastaniah (Makkah)

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 20

Educational level: clinical years.

 

Abstract:

Goal:

Mastering basic surgical skills in an easy way.

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following :

1- Instruments orientation.

2- Gowning and gloving.

3- Instrument handling.

4- Tissue handling.

5- Knots.

6- Sutures handling.

 

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Instructor: Dr. Anmar Nassir.

Presenter: Dr. Anmar Nassir

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 30

Educational level: Clinical years.

 

Abstract:

Goal:

Medical student should know the importance of internship:

Remember: when you are done from internship totally different life will be waiting for you, So How to get the most benefit out of your internship ?.

How it can help you in deciding on the specialty you will chose ?.

What are the different work sectors that you can apply for ?.

What are the pros and cons for different institute ?

What is the best way to be accepted where you apply ? .

Objectives:

By the end of this session you should know more about:

1- What is beyond the internship and how should you work on yourself ?.

2- What is the importance of internship and how can it be useful for your carrier ?.

3- Which institute you may join for your residency ?.

4- How to increase your chance of acceptance ?.

 

 

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Instructor: Dr. Rania Ghazi Zaini

Presenter: Dr. Rania Ghazi Zaini

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 25

Educational level: Basic & Clinical years.

 

Abstract:

Medical students' share the same challenge; self and time management, and academic difficulties are the most common obstacles. This interactive workshop allows participants to reflect on their own learning approaches and plan for more effective learning activities. Expanding participants' opportunity for optimal learning.

Objective:

By the end of this session participants are expected to:

 Identify own learning style and preferred learning activities

 Plan for a active learning strategy

 Reflect on own learning approach and suggest possible development

 Energize own learning styles with concept mapping and other dynamic learning tips

 Increase memory curve (long term memory) .

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Instructor: Dr. Hani Jokhdar, Consultant Epidemiology  UQU.

Presenter: Dr. Hani Jokhdar.

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 5th floor.

Number of participants:40

Educational level: Clinical years.

Abstract:

Goal:

This workshop will take you "during the next 2 hours"　in a trip inside the hospital　inpatient, outpatient and emergency services. Attendees will watch a short clip for several hazardous attitudes that poses a risk among themselves or other health-care workers. Examples include; a doctor pricked himself by contaminated needle meanwhile inserting a central line in an HIV patient or the ignorance of posting the proper isolation sign on the door of a patient room occupied by an　open pulmonary TB case.

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to be capable to do the following:

1. Identify infectious health hazards inside health care facilities.

2. Implement the infection control guidelines to prevent accidents.

3. Handle accident when it happened in a scientific way.

4. Generate protocols or guidelines for infection control in health care facilities.

Instructor: Dr. Khalid Aljubir, Consultant in Cardiovascular Surgery,Riyadh Military hospital.

Presenter: Dr. Khalid Aljubir

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 3rd floor.

Number of participants: 40

Educational level: basic and clinical years.

Abstract:

Today, our medical practice has expanded and our Horizon has no limits to reach. The medical practice is not exclusive anymore on clinical assessment of patients. The need of self development, facing medical situation where decision must be made and Participation in the revolution of new techniques and methodologies either in preventing, diagnosing or treating conditions in almost all the medical fields, rises concerns towards their ethical application and morality to minds. Our goal is to clear up the clouds over this issue and confusion about the ethics encircling such medical practice from Islamic View, in lighting the Muslim Doctors to reach their horizon.

Objectives:

By the end of this Interactive session participants are expected to know the following :

1- The definition of Medical ethics and its principle.

2- Religion, Society & Medical ethics in Today's practice.

3- Applying appropriate ethical values and morality in medical practice.

4- How to be an Ethical thinker during your practice (Interactive Participation).

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Instructor: Dr. Hani Almoallim, KFSH&RC.

Presenter: Dr. Hani Almoallim.

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 20

Educational level: basic and clinical years.

Abstract:

Musculoskeletal (MSK) symptoms are the second most common reason that patients seek medical attention. Despite the impact of MSK disorders on health care, Rheumatological diseases are often overlooked or inadequately assessed by doctors. Competencies identification are lacking not only for the majority of the undergraduate curriculum but also for the postgraduate training programs. This is a hand-on workshop developed to overcome the dissatisfaction of MSK training addressed by many doctors. It is focused on teaching general principles in MSK examination. Then there are demonstrations of the proper examination techniques of the hand, shoulder and knee joints. There will be a specified time devoted for practice essential techniques for these joints. Each participant should be able to diagnose arthritis at the end of this workshop based on pure physical examination skills.

Objectives:

By the end of this workshop each participant should be able:

 To construct an approach to MSK examination consisting of: inspection, screening exam, palpation, range of motion and special tests.

 To demonstrate the physical examination of the hand, shoulder and knee joints.

 To practice essential techniques in physical examination of these joints. (Palpation of MCPs and PIPs, range of motion testing and special tests of the shoulder and the knee joints).

 To diagnose and differentiate between arthritis and periarthritis based on physical examination.

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The Speakers :  Fahad Abduljabbar  orthopedic resident in King Fahad General Hospital

Number Of sessions : 2 session

Timing :   Day :  Sunday and Monday.   Date :14-15\2\2010   Time :1-3 p.m      Time duration : 2 hours each

Venue : 4th Floor of the King Abdul Aziz University Skill lab

Number of participants : 10-15

 

 

 

Aims:

The aims of this workshop are to:
 1.  Develop basic knowledge of     musculoskeletal injuries.
2.  Be able to apply this in taking a relevant history for traumatic conditions.
 3.  Be able to systematically examine the relevant musculoskeletal area and interpret common x-ray findings
 4.  Be able to manage these common injuries.    

Objectives:    By the end of the workshop they should be able to:

  1.  To take a relevant and succinct history from a patient or their accompany.
  2.  Competently examine the appropriate area of the musculoskeletal system.
  3.   Interpret an x-ray, using a systematic approach and be able to describe fracture patterns.
  4.  Demonstrate an understanding of the basic, relevant clinical anatomy of common Orthopedic   conditions.
  5.  Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of fracture care.

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Instructor: Dr. Saleh Aldaqal, Assistant professor and consultant general and laparoscopic surgery, KAUH..

Presenter: Dr. Saleh Aldaqa, Dr. Mohammed AL Badri

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 30

Educational level:

Abstract:

Trauma care represents a major challenge to the clinician, no matter what his/her background would be. Because he/she has a "threshold of action" a point at which the physician will aggressively intervene even without traditional "proof" of the diagnosis.

Aim:

This workshop will provide an overview of the basic skills and the main steps in dealing with different types of trauma, and how to look for, identify, or remove any threatening hazards if possible.

Objectives:

At the end of this workshop the participant will know:

 How to assess the patient condition.

 What to do in the pre-hospital phase.

 How to do the Primary and the Secondary survey (ABCDEF)

 How to deal with different emergency conditions.

 

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Instructor: Prof. Tarek Ahmad Madani

Presenter: Prof. Tareq Ahmad Madani

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 30

Educational level: clinical years

 

Abstract:

This workshop will provide an opportunity for participants to learn the basics on HIV infection. Students will be exposed to a variety of topics, including the latest epidemiological data, modes of transmission, pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, principles of treatment, and prevention including post-exposure prophylaxis and prevention of materno-fetal transmission.

Objectives:

By the end of this workshop, participants should be able to:

1. List the latest local and global epidemiological facts concerning HIV infection & AIDS.

2. List the modes of transmission of HIV.

3. Discuss the Appropriate Laboratory Diagnostic tests for HIV

4. Describe the commonest clinical manifestations of HIV/AIDS.

5. Give a generalized description of approach and management of HIV patients including pregnant women.

6. Describe most important preventive measures.

7. Describe the means to prevent transmission of the virus from the HIV-infected mother to her fetus.

8. Explain appropriate procedures in case of exposure of healthcare workers.

9. List major resources that can be used to get more information on the subject.

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Instructor: Dr. Fahad Saleh M. Al-Mehmadi

Presenter: Dr. Fahad Saleh M. Al-Mehmadi

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 2nd floor.

Number of participants: 40

Educational level: clinical years

Abstract:

Goal:

To present the "usually confusing" topic of antibiotics in a more practical and clinically pplicable way.

Objectives:

By the end of this session, you will be able to:

 Recall some of the important basics of clinically related microbiology.

 Know in an easier and more practical way different types of antibiotics in use.

 Choose in a more clinical and more practical way the most suitable antibiotic.

 How to tailor and empirical antibiotic therapy for an infectious syndrome even without knowing the recommended regimen.

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Instructor: DR. Yasir katib, Consultant Obstetric and Gynecology

Presenter: DR. Yasir katib

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 15

Educational level: clinical years

 

 

 

 

Abstract:

Goal:

This work shop will provide an over view of BBN including the definition, a way of Deliver, Why is this Difficult? & the protocol that should the physician be aware about it.

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following:

1- What is a BBN ?

2- How can you delivered ?

3- Causes of difficulty ?

4- Protocols of BBN ^?

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Instructor: Dr. Hussein Hamza Jabbad FRCSC,

                          Assistant professor & Consultant cardiac surgeon in KAU

Presenter: Dr. Hussein Hamza Jabbad

                         Dr. Talal Saeed Alzahrani

Number of sessions: 2

Date:

Time: 3h

Venue: 4th floor KAUH

Number of participants: 30

Educational level: clinical years.

Abstract:

This workshop will provide an overview of surgical anatomy & physiology of the heart. Then we will clinical case about ischemic heart disease & we will discuss the important point in the history, physical examination & investigation in this case & how we manage this case. Then we will talk about the indications, the procedures & the complications of coronary artery bypass graft. Finally we will talk about last updates of cardiac surgery in ischemic heart diseases. We will compare On-Pump and Off-Pump Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting & talk about minimal invasive cardiac surgery.  

 

Objectives:

At the end of workshop participants will be Able to:

1- Know the surgical anatomy & the physiology of the heart.

2- Approach Ischemic heart disease cases.

3- Determine the indications of Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting.

4-Compare On-Pump and Off-Pump Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting.

5- Compare conventional CABG & minimal invasive CABG

 

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Instructor: DR.Mohammed Elsyed Ass. Prof. of Pediatrics

Presenter: DR.Mohammed Elsyed Ass. Prof. of Pediatrics

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants:15

Educational level: clinical years.

 

 

Abstract:

Goals:

This workshop will provide an overview in examination of a child either difficult or not including its background , responsibilities and ethics in dealing with child ,learning the basic steps for examination, practicing in some examples(e.g. examining the cardiovascular system, respiratory system.etc.).Students can also participate and exam practically in this workshop

Objectives:

1. How to use our senses in the diagnosis without touching the patient.

2. How to approach a child?

3. Determine the appearance, status, deformities and environment, vitals related to the patient.

4. Check the growth parameters and dysmorphic features and any developmental and growth abnormalities.

5. Dealing with difficult child in each previous step.

6. Basic principles in newborn examination.

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Instructor: Ahmad Hefney

Presenter: Ahmad Hefney

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 30

Child examination:  20

Educational level: clinical years.

 

Abstract:

Goal:

To understand the principle of cupping and how to perform it

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following :

7- The definition of cupping

8- Types of cupping

9- The best Date and time to perform cupping

10- The benefit of cupping

11- Contraindication of cupping

12- How to do cupping .

13- The disease that improve with cupping

14- Research done about cupping.

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Instructor: Dr.Kamal AL- Ghalayini,Cardiology counsltant, KAAUH.

Present: Dr.Kamal AL- Ghalayini

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 6th floor.

Number of participants: 60

Educational level: Clinical years.

Abstract:

Goal:

This workshop will provide an overview of ECG to know what is it and will be able to read it ,recognize normal and abnormal graph , diagnose some disease like ischemic heart disease .

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following:

 Component of ECG: rate, rhythm, waves.

 Know the change that occur in ischemic heart disease, tachycardia, bradycardia .

 Differentiate between normal and abnormal ECG graph.

 

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Instructor: Dr. Nizar Mohammed Al-Hibshi, Consultant Ophthalmology, KAAUH

Presenter: Dr. Nizar Mohammed Al-Hibshi

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 20

Educational level: clinical years.

Abstract:

Goal:

Learn how examine, diagnose and treat eyes diseases

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following:

1- Anatomy: Review of the complete anatomy of the eye and the visual pathways and relating it to the diseases that will be discussed

2- History and Examination: The proper methods will be discussed in order to asses the seriousness of the condition and to examine the patient with the instruments available to the physician in the clinic or the emergency room.

3- Commonest eye diseases in our region and the proper approach in managing these conditions, whether the condition is treated only by the examining physician or if an Ophthalmology consult is required.

 

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Instructor: Dr Dr. Abdulnasser Al- Helali, Consultant Paediatrics, Metabolic/Genetic Diseases, NGH 

Presenter: Dr. Abdulnasser Al- Helali

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants:30

Educational level: Basic and clinical years.

Abstract:

Goal:

 To understand story of fluids and electrolyte as sequent of event from the first discovery tell now which make you understand it from a to z ,

 To be able to manage all types of dehydration and electrolyte disturbance with confident

We will take u all in a trip inside the cell along with the glucose we will have a coffee break. In the line between the cytoplasm and mitochondria. Everybody well have a chance to say hi ketone and to see ATP coming fresh from the oven

Objectives:

By the end of this workshop, participants are expected to know the following:

 Body fluid homeostasis

 Types of dehydrations and electrolyte abnormality

 Types of fluids present in the hospital and there indication.

 The risk of miss management of some types of dehydration as hypernatremic dehydration.

 Deferent scenarios of fluid imbalance and dehydration will be presented to prove understanding the topic

 To prove to all of you the that fluid and electrolyte understanding is very easy (piece of cake)

 The story of glucose well be given to you as gift.

 We want you to be an intercellular physician

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Instructor: Dr. Faisal Al-Allaf PhD in genetics and molecular genetics

Presenter: Dr. Faisal Al-Allaf PhD in genetics and molecular genetics

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 5th floor.

Number of participants: 30

Educational level: Clinical years.

Abstract:

Goal:

To understand the broad principles of gene and stem cells therapy and their applications for curing genetic diseases.

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following:

1- Describe a vector and explain the general principles behind its design.

2- Discuss the broad strategies of gene therapy and transfer.

3- Enumerate the different techniques for somatic gene therapy.

4- Describe basic properties of stem cells and its biological hierarchy.

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Instructor: Dr. Jomana Al-Aama

Head of the Department of Genetic Medicine at King Abdulaziz University

Presenter: Dr. Jomana Al-Aama

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time:  2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 20

Educational level: Clinical years

 

 

Abstract:

Goal :

      To  help in understanding some disease that are related to genetic defect , who are the people that are at high risk &what to do in order to Prevent it or to help families with such conditions.

 

Objectives:

  By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following :

 

1-what do we mean by genetic disorders?

2-different types.

3-know the most common diseases in each type.

4-what do we mean by genetic counselling?

5-conditions that genetic counselling is necessary.

6-Who provides genetic counselling? 

 

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Instructor: Dr. Salem Mohammad Bazarah, Ass. Prof.  & Consultant Gastroenterologist/Hepatologist & Interventional Endoscopist.

Presenter: Dr. Salem Mohammad Bazarah

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 30

Educational level: Clinical years.

 

Abstract:

This workshop will empower medical students in being able to discern an appropriate specialty specific to their individual life style, thought processes and life goals; taking into consideration their interests, the amount of time they are willing to put into their career vs. home &social life. The workshop will include interactive discussions, review of main and uncommon medical specialties and pros and cons of each. Participants will take the University of Virginia Medical Specialty Aptitude Test (MSAT) which will compare his/her tendencies to the tendencies of physicians in each specialty. At the end of this work shop a number of highly respected physicians will share with you the way they choose their specialty.

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants will:

1- Have increased knowledge regarding different medical fields.

2- Be able to weigh the pros and cons of each career choice.

3- Gain insight into personal traits and life style factors affecting specialty choice.

4- Have determined specialty tendencies as evidenced by the results of the MSAT quiz results.

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Instructor: Dr. Hatim A. Al-Abbadi, Associate consultant; General Surgery KAUH.

Presenter: Dr. Hatim A. Al-Abbadi

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants:15

Educational level: Clinical years.

Abstract:

Laparoscopic surgery, also called minimally invasive surgery (MIS), is a modern surgical technique in which operations in the abdomen are performed through small incisions (usually 0.5-1.5cm) as compared to larger incisions needed in traditional surgical procedures. Laparoscopic surgery includes operations within the abdominal or pelvic cavities. There are number of advantages to the patient with laparoscopic surgery versus an open procedure.

Objectives:

1. Introduction and technical consideration.

2. Operating room set-up.

3. Laparoscopic instrumentations.

       Operative instruments

       Gas insufflations

       Energy sources and camera

       Trocars and the way of insertion

4. Applications of laparoscopic surgery.

       Indications

       laparoscopy vs. laparotomy.

5. Preoperative assessments.

       Positioning

       Sterilization

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Instructor: Dr. Wafaa Saadeldin , KAU, Dr. Ahmed Badriq, UQU.

Presenter ( speaker ) : Dr. Wafaa Saadeldin, Dr. Ahmed Badriq

Number of sessions: 2

Date :14-15/2/2010.   

Time : 2 hours.

Venue: Dissecting room.

Number of participants:15

Educational level: clinical years,  and basic years

 

 

Abstract:

Introduction:

No surgeon is expected to know everything in anatomy & neither need you but sufficient baseline information is necessary for figuring out the diagnosis & performing the surgery.

Goal:  to review some anatomical structures and their relationships as required to obtain optimal access to a particular surgical field on interesting way.

objectives:

At the end of this workshop the participants are expected to know:

·         The importance of anatomical knowledge for surgical diagnosis and treatment.

·         The basic  anatomical knowledge related to common surgical procedures.

·         The anatomy of the abdominal organs in relation to surgery.

·         some important blood vessels involved in vascular disease or require surgical precaution

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Instructor: Prof. Mohamad Abid Bakhotmah, Professor & consultant of gallbladder Surgery, KAUH.

Presenter: Prof. Mohamad Abid Bakhotmah.

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 20

Educational level: Basic & Clinical years.

Abstract:

Goal:

The Future leader criteria as Medical service

Objectives:

 The Gulf medical students as global leaders

 Criteria of Medical students in Medical service

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Instructor: Dr. Ameen Jefri , Consultant Physician , Family Medicine

Presenter: Dr. Ameen Jefri.

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 15

Educational level: basic and clinical years.

Abstract:

Goal:

To promote the culture of volunteer work by the students.

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following:

1- The definition of the best medical volunteers.

2- How to love & develop their voluntary works?

3- Exchange the ideas between the students.

4- The positive effects to the community & volunteers.

 

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Instructor: Dr. Desouky F. Fayed, The Director of Pharmacy Services at the International Medical center( IMC), Jeddah

Presenter: Dr. Desouky F. Fayed      

Number Of sessions: 1 sessions

Date: 16 / 2 / 2010

Time:  2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 1st floor.

Number of participants: 30

Educational level: Clinical years

 

Abstract:

Goal: 

The primary goal of this workshop is improving patient safety by providing the necessary knowledge and skills.

 

Objectives:  

 By the end of this session participants are expected to:

1-      Verbalize a uniform definition of medication error .

2-      Describe the impact of medication errors ( MEs) on patient safety.

3-      Recognize the importance of medication error reporting in the reduction of hospital and professional liabilities

4-      Appreciate the implication of medication error on the healthcare system cost in Saudi Arabia

5-      Describe methods for increasing awareness of MEs reporting

6-      Describe types / stages of medication errors

7-      Describe the NCCMERP severity classifications

8-      Educate healthcare professionals on MEs reporting and its importance

9-      Establish a process for identifying and tracking MEs

10-   Promote a non-punitive medication error reporting culture

11-  Identify barriers to effective reporting

12-   Describe the principles and characteristics of an effective reporting system

 

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Instructor: Dr. Bassam Addas , Assistant professor in Department of surgery,

 Division  head of Neurosurgery at King Abdulaziz University Hospital, Jeddah.

Presenter: Dr. Bassam Addas.

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: Dissection Lab.

Number of participants: 20

Educational level: basic and clinical years.

Abstract:

Aim:

To have an overview about the most common cases of peripheral nerve injuries that maybe encountered during the medical career.

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following:

 Anatomical information about the peripheral nerves including :

         o The course of the nerves and their branches.

         o The motor and sensory functions.

         o The relation to the surrounding structures and its importance.

 Clinical information about the nerve injuries including :

         o Examination of the peripheral nerves.

         o The most frequent mechanisms that lead to nerve injuries.

         o The clinical outcomes (signs and symptoms) of nerve injuries.

         o The surgical management.

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Instructor: Dr. Jubara Shoie Mohammed Alallah, Consultant Neonatologist at king khalid national Gurad hospital ,King Abdulaziz MedicalCity

Presenter: Dr. Jubara Shoie Mohammed Alallah

Number Of sessions: 2 session

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 25

Educational level: basic and clinical years.

Abstract:

Aim:

To provide an overview of infants and pediatric nutrition including its background, types of nutrition, breast feeding, types of formula milk, difference between child and adult in nutritional requirements, infant feeding , Beikost ,nutrient sources , obesity with its negative aspect on the baby's life , eating disorders , food intolerance , healthy eating and some other special topics .

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following:

1. Determine the important micro and macronutrients, its daily requirements related to the age, its deficiency clinical features and management

2. Important points in nutrition including (MDR/RDA , affecting factors, special nutrition, )

3. All about breast feeding, comparing types of milk and formulas.

4. definition and time of weaning and when to induce solid food to the baby's diet

5. Assessment of nutritional status.

6. Protein & energy malnutrition and some nutritional disorders.

7. Special requirement of iron & vitamin D & what's the best time to consider it.

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Speaker: Dr. Amir Taraben.

Section Head, Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center

Number of sessions: 2 sessions

Duration: 2 hours

Date: 14th & 15th Feb. 2010.  13:00-15:00

Venue: KAAUH.

Participates: 20

.

Introduction:

This workshop will provide an overview of cardiac catheterization procedures including  : historical prospective, procedure details , Coronary anatomy, indications for cardiac catheterization, procedure related complications ,Therapeutic   interventions   done in the cardiac catheterization laboratory, advantages & disadvantages of cardiac catheterization and available alternatives.

Hands on experience with different tools used during cardiac catheterization & group discussion of  several cases from daily clinical practice (i.e.: Acute myocardial infarction & other  interesting  cases)

 

Objectives:

By the end of this workshop  the participants should be able to :

·         Understand the concept of diagnostic & therapeutic cardiac catheterization procedure

·         Define the indications & contraindications of cardiac catheterization

·         Recognize and approach any complication related to cardiac catheterization procedure.

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Instructor: Prof. Hassan S. Jamal

Presenter: Prof. Hassan S. Jamal

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor, room Y1   638.

Number of participants:15

Educational level: Clinical years

Abstract:

Goal:

Teaching the student the Islamic and scientific Aspect of Assisted Reproductive Technology of ART in the field of infertility .

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following :

1. Relate ethically to Islamic roles in treatment of infertility .

2. Acquire essential knowledge in relates to reproductive system and delay in conception .

3. Relate the principles of ART and it's place in the managed if infertility.

Instructor: Dr. Fahad Abduljabbar, Orthopedic Demonstrator ,KAUH

Presenter: Dr. Fahad Abduljabbar.

Number Of Sessions: 2 sessions.

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours.

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor, room Y7   632.

Number of participants:20

Educational level: Clinical Years

Abstract:

Aims:

The aims of this workshop are to:

 Develop basic knowledge of musculoskeletal injuries.

 Be able to apply this in taking a relevant history for traumatic conditions.

 Be able to systematically examine the relevant musculoskeletal area and interpret common x-ray findings

 Be able to manage these common injuries.

Objectives:

By the end of the workshop they should be able to:

1. To take a relevant and succinct history from a patient or their accompany.

2. Competently examine the appropriate area of the musculoskeletal system.

3. Interpret an x-ray, using a systematic approach and be able to describe fracture patterns.

4. Demonstrate an understanding of the basic, relevant clinical anatomy of common orthopedic conditions.

5. Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of fracture care.

 Instructor: Dr. .Entesar Al-Madani ,MD. Consultant obstetrician gynecologist/perinatologist

 Presenter: Dr. .Entesar Al-Madani ,MD

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants:15

Educational level: clinical years

Abstract:

Goal:

To know how to manage Obstetric Emergencies

To reduce the obstetric complications and the negative outcome of pregnancy and delivery

Objectives:

1. To revise of most common obstetric emergencies.

2. To know the outcome of these obstetric emergencies.

3. To prepare the candidate how to deal in emergency room.

Instructor:  Prof. Mohammad-Reza Sadeghi,

PhD., L. Psyche

Presenter:  Prof. Mohammad-Reza Sadeghi, PhD., L. Psyche

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions.

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital.

Number of participants: 100

Educational level: basic & clinical years.

 

Abstract:

This workshop will introduce one of the most simple and easily learned techniques for relaxation which is Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR).Clinical research has shown that PMR is quite effective in alleviating stress related disorders such as anxiety, ulcers, hypertension and insomnia. The PMR procedure teaches you to relax your muscles through a two-step process:

a. Deliberately tensing muscle groups.

b. Releasing the induced tension and turn your attention to noticing how the muscles relax as the tension flows away.

Objectives: 

· The session will need full participation of the audience as it requires the individual to systematically tense and relax the major muscle groups of the body. Also recommended they should wear loose and comfortable clothing.

·  The most important objective of this workshop is to introduce the PMR and provide a training experience for professionals and nonprofessionals on how to relax.

 

Instructor: Dr.Bassem Kurdi ,house officer , KAAU

Presenter: DR. Bassem Kurdi ,house officer , KAAU

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 sessions

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 5th floor.

Number of participants: 40

Educational level: Basic & clinical years

 

Abstract:

Workshop Overview:

In addition to venipuncture and suturing, writing a CV is one of the most essential skills any medical student should master, as it is the first item future employers and program directors encounter.

Objectives:

Understanding the meaning of a Curriculum Vitae

·　　　　　 Comprehending what a CV represents

·　　　　　 Exploring different methods in writing a CV

·　　　　　 Writing a professional well-structured CV

·　　　　　 Evaluating your current CV

·　　　　　 Learning ways to improve your CV

·　　　　　 Avoiding some of the common mistakes and　faux pas　in a CV

At the end of the workshop, each participant is expected to have a simple draft of his/her personal CV alongside the basic knowledge and skills required to write a professional one.

Note: Please bring your laptop or notebook with you in order to ensure that you have started writing your CV during this workshop. Pens and papers will be distributed.

Instructor: Dr. Maan Kattan

Director, Pain Management Services , Consultant, Department of Anesthesiology , University of Ottawa and The Royal College of　 Canada.

Presenter:Dr. Maan Kattan

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time:　 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor, room X2    627.

Number of participants: 15

Educational level: basic and clinical years.

 

 

Abstract:

The Relief of Pain should be a Human Right". Near the turn of the last Century, management of pain after surgery was revolutionised by advances in the field of anaesthesiology, particularly for techniques such as epidural analgesia, and the availability of the patient-controlled analgesia devices.

Before the era of patient-controlled analgesia, postoperative pain management was largely dependent on intermittent intramuscular injection of opioids. Quality of pain relief was often unsatisfactory, due to the fixed intervals of drug administration and the delays associated with checking the administration of opioids. The availability of programmable infusion pumps allowed the patients to titrate the analgesics according to their own needs. The advent of epidural analgesia has further improved the quality of pain management after surgery, as patients could be rendered pain-free even after major surgery. It was especially helpful after upper abdominal surgery and thoracic surgery, where postoperative pain interfered with respiratory function and resulted in respiratory morbidity.

Objectives:　

By the end of this workshop each participant should be able:

1. To discuss the history pain management in general.

2. To discuss how to establish Acute pain service.

3. To discuss different modalities used.

4. To discuss the pharmacology used.

 

Instructor: Dr. Desouky F. Fayed

Presenter: Dr. Desouky F. Fayed      

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time:  2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 30

Educational level: Clinical years

 

Abstract:

Goal:  The primary goal of this workshop is improving patient safety by providing the necessary knowledge and skills.

Objectives:  

 By the end of this session participants are expected to:

1-      Verbalize a uniform definition of medication error .

2-      Describe the impact of medication errors ( MEs) on patient safety.

3-      Recognize the importance of medication error reporting in the reduction of hospital and professional liabilities

4-      Appreciate the implication of medication error on the healthcare system cost in Saudi Arabia

5-      Describe methods for increasing awareness of MEs reporting

6-      Describe types / stages of medication errors

7-      Describe the NCCMERP severity classifications

8-      Educate healthcare professionals on MEs reporting and its importance

9-      Establish a process for identifying and tracking MEs

10-   Promote a non-punitive medication error reporting culture

11-  Identify barriers to effective reporting

12-   Describe the principles and characteristics of an effective reporting system

 

 

Instructor: Dr. Abdulwahab Telmesani

Consultant pediatrician – Umm Al-Qura University - Makkah

Speaker: Ahmed AlGhamdi

Assistant Prof, Consultant Technologist
Head of Clinical Nutrition - Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences
Heaad of Molecular Diagnostic lab - King Abdulaziz University Hospital.

Presenter: Dr. Abdulwahab Telmesani Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 1st floor.

Number of participants: 40

Educational level: clinical years and post graduate.

Abstract:

This workshop will teach you how to be a good communicator doctor, how to leave a wonderful memory in your patient and how to get larger number of patients "who love you" even if you have less experience, see the good doctor and bad doctor live in front of your eyes, learn the secret of good relationship and communication between you and your patient, tell us your own story and get the golden card of communication skills.

Objective:

At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:

1- Approach their patient in perfect manner.

2- Learn how to leave wonderful memory in their patient.

3- Know the good words for good communication.

4- Learn how your body language should talk.

5- Know the pronunciations effect.

6- They will get the golden card of communication skills.

 

Presenter: Dr Hussein Algahtan, Neurology consultant

Instructor:  Yehya Seddeq- (BSc Microbiology) , 6th Medical student, Ibn Sina medical school.

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time:  3 hours

Venue:  King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor, room Y8   631.

Number of participants: 20 

Educational level: Clinical Years

 

Aim:

To demonstrate the importance of some of the neurological emergencies in an interactive way.

Objectives:

1.    Discuss the spot diagnosis of  headache disorders in frame of problem base learning (cases and discussion ).

2.    To identify the most important Infections of the CNS.

3.    To demonstrate the brain circulation and to review stroke.

4.    To give an idea about diagnosis and management of epilepsy

 Instructor:  Dr. Amin Daoulah.

Presenter: Dr. Amin Daoulah.

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions.

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time:  2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor, room Z1   648.

Number of participants:20

Educational level: clinical years.

 

Abstract:

Heart sounds is important in the diagnosis of many heart problems , and depending on the importance of this subject , it will be discussed in this workshop like normal heart sounds , abnormalities of the heart sounds like alterations in intensity , splitting , extra heart sounds and murmurs of the heart and their associated features like timing , area of great intensity loudness and dynamic manoeuvres.

Objectives:

At the end of this workshop you should recognize:

1.      The normal heart sounds and their landmarks.

2.      The abnormalities of the heart sounds like :

alterations in intensity , splitting , extra heart sounds .

3.      Murmurs of the heart and their associated features like :

timing , area of great intensity , loudness and dynamic manoeuvres.

Equipment:

·         Speakers' high quality.

·         Data show.

·         Papers and pens to take notes

Instructor: Dr. Zamzam Ahmed Ali Taqi　 　

Presenter: Dr. Zamzam Ahmed Ali Taqi

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 20

                                                               Educational level: basic and clinical years.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

Abstract:

This workshop will teach participants how to build teamwork in the work environment and to identify more effective ways of dealing with co-workers and supervisors. The workshop is highly interactive and requires substantial participant involvement.

Objective:

At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:

 Analyze problems in teams

 Use active listening skills

 Frame problems and solutions special in medical issue

 Conduct interest-based negotiation with individuals and with groups

 Deal with difficult people

 Practice collaborative management

 Use a facilitative approach to improve decision making and to conduct productive

 meetings

 Organizing a team around the team's objectives

 Establishing a plan of action for the team and monitoring its implementation

 Managing a team and team dynamics between team members and groups within the team

 Improving communication within the team and with management

 Understanding and resolving conflict

Identifying effective leadership and management approaches.

 

المقدم : د. أيوب الأيوب، مؤسس ومستشار مركز الجمانة للاستشارات الادارية والتدريب - الكويت

عدد الدورات :2

التاريخ 14 - 15 فبراير 2010

الزمن : 3 ساعات

المكان : جامعة الملك عبدالعزيز , الدور الرابع

 

 

 

أهداف البرنامج

الهدف العام:

تمكين المشاركين من النجاح في الحياة وفي العمل في المجال الطبي من خلال فهم الشخصيات.

الأهداف الفرعية:

3. تعريف المشاركين بالشخصيات الصعبة في التعامل.

 4. تمكين المشاركين من التعامل مع الشخصيات العادية والصعبة　　　　　　

محاور الورشة :

　كيف تتعامل مع الشخصية الصعبة وتكسبها؟　

　ما وسائل إقناع الشخصيات الصعبة؟　

　هل يمكن التخفيف من حدة الشخصية الصعبة؟　

　ما مزايا الشخصية الصعبة؟　

　هل أنت شخصية صعبة؟　

 

Instructor:  Prof. Mohammed Rawas,

Consultant of Interventional Radiology
Faculty of Medicine
King Abdulaziz University

Presenter:  Prof. Mohammed Rawas

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions.

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time:  hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 20

Educational level: basic & clinical years.

 

Abstract:

Goal:  

The workshop focuses on the nanotechnology applications in the medical fields by presenting the most successful achievements encountered at KAUH in the Interventional Radiology department & illustrating them in a clinically applied manner with the aid of Prof. Mohammed Rawas team.

We plan to introduce an audiovisual presentation, some handouts & videos describing the most accredited interventional procedures using the nano techniques & comparing between the indications & outcomes of those procedures with the traditional surgical interferences.

Prepare a visit to the nanotechnology center at KAU.

Objectives:  

  The participants in the medical applications of nanotechnology workshop, will cover the following objectives:

# The definition of nanomedicine .

# Approach to laser therapy from an interventional radiology point of  view.

# The development of  laser therapy.

# Physics of laser therapy and principle of excimer laser machine.

# Medical uses of nanomaterials, such as laser ablation & revascularization in vascular surgery.

# Indications to vascular canalization by laser therapy and the outcomes of those procedures.

# Medical applications of molecular nanotechnology: radio ablation, embolization, coiling...etc.  

# Discussion of Prof. Mohammed Rawas achievements, in Interventional Radiology, at KAUH,  the nano technique, which is the excimer laser.

# The far vision of nanotechnology promises in medical fields.

 

 

Instructor:  Dr. MOHAMMED HUSSAIN ALQAHTANI.

Assistant professor, Founder and Executive Director for Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (CEGMR), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah. Saudi Arabia.

Presenter: Dr. MOHAMMED HUSSAIN ALQAHTANI.

Timing:  Day: Sunday –Monday.    Date: 14-15 \ 2 \ 2010      Time: 1pm to 4pm.

Venue: King Fahad Research Center, Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research.

Number of participants: 20

 

 

 

Abstract:

 Studying and researching the human genome is a key step for understanding biological systems of many diseases, it is the most important issue in a lot of recent researches. However, many medical students encounter difficulties in understanding this amazing science since there is deficiency of practical learning in medical colleges.  The aim of this workshop is to provide the basic knowledge of genetics in professional labs. It will include two parts:

a-     Introduction to human genome: an overview of the genome including the definition of the genome, examples of the applications of genetics in the medical field, techniques used in genetic diagnosis and examples of new researches.

b-     Practical part: students will participate in performing some applications of clinical cytogenetics such as: 

·        Sample processing.

·        Cell culturing.

·        Types of microscopes and its applications.

·        Chromosomal analysis.

·        Cytogenetic results.

 

The speaker:  Dr. Rajab Al-Zahrani , Associate consultant ORL- H&N surgery, KAMC-Jeddah.

No. of workshops : 2 ( one for males & the other for females)

Venue:  King AbdulAziz University Hospital, 4th floor, room Y2   637.

Time:  14-15\2\2010

Duration of each one: 2 hours .

Number of participants : 15 students

Educational level: Clinical years.               

 

Introduction:

Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) emergencies are common in the different age groups in all communities . And early diagnosis and prompt management will result in reduction in morbidity and mortality rates.

Aim:

To identify the most common presenting problems in the ENT medicine and to apply the appropriate management plans in order to save lives

Objectives:

By the end of this workshop, the participants are expected  :

1-      To realize the anatomy of the area and relate it to the common emergency affecting it.

2-      To list the factors predisposing to common emergencies in the ENT medicine.

3-      To understand the steps of evaluating  and approaching such cases in the emergency department.

المتحدثون:

د. سمير محمد المنصوري . أستاذ مشارك بقسم العيون جامعة الملك سعود بالري

الوقت: 14-15 / 2 / 2010

المدة : 3 ساعات

المشاركون : 100

 

المواضيع

أحكام طهارة وصلاة المريض

رفع الأجهزة للمرضى الموتى دماغيا

عمليات التجميل

أحكام الدماء

أحكام النساء والولادة

كشف العورات

الأهداف

يتوقع ان يخرج المشارك من خلال المناقشة الجماعية في هذه الدورة بـ :

1- معرفة بعض الأحكام الفقهية الخاصة بطهارة المريض وصلاته

8- بيان أوجه تميز الطبيب المسلم عن غيره

 

Instructor: Sharifa Mohammad Alhatmi, Histotechnologist Department of Pathology,KAAU Hospital.

Presenter:  Dr.Shagufta Tahir Mufti  MD,MIAP. Asst Professor and Senior Registrar Pathologist.  Department of Pathology. Faculty of Medicine. KAAU & Hospital

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time:  3 hours

Venue: King Abdul-Aziz University Hospital, Pathology Lab, Basement.

Number of participants: 8 each day 

Educational level: Clinical Years

 

 

Abstract:

Aim:

To demonstrate the importance and clinical use of histopathology in diagnosis and patient management.

Objectives:

1.      To demonstrate the importance of histopathology in clinical practice.

2.      Instructional laboratory tour targeting practical aspects of tissue and fluid processing techniques and instrumentation.

3.      To illustrate the application of special stains and immunohistochemistry in diagnostic pathology

4.      To illustrate how to use the microscope.

5.      Case study providing opportunity to look at gross and microscopic features of few lesions in common practice and attempt a relevant diagnosis.

6.      Evaluation forms and feed back about the workshop.

Instructor: Dr.  Mahmod Aburemsh, Anesthesia consultant , NGH

Presenter: Dr.  Mahmod Aburemsh, Anesthesia consultant , NGH

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time:  3 hours

Venue: Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 15 

Educational level: Clinical Years

 

Abstract:

Aim:

To demonstrate the importance of air way management and learn how to intubate, and manage difficult airway and the principle of ventilation. The participants will also practice how the art of intubation under the supervision of and expert physician.

Objectives:

1.      To learn about the principle of air way management.

2.      To learn the importance of intubation and types of ventilation.

3.      To learn how to manage a difficult air way.

4.      To practice intubation on highly advanced models under the supervision of doctors.

 

Instructor: Dr. Mawya Khafaji
assist. Prof. Medical Physics
Medical Physics Unit, Radiologh Depart.
KAU Hospital

Presenter: Dr. Mawya Khafaji (assist. Prof. Medical Physics
Medical Physics Unit, Radiologh Depart)
KAU Hospital
Shatha M. ALBokhari (Pediatric Specialist) MBBCH, SB-PED
Malath K. Alshareef (5th year medical student)

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time:  2 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 20

                                                                Educational level: Clinical years, dental students

                                                                Target Audiance: from 2nd to internship (medical.dental and pharmacy students)
                                                                                                                                                    -students who has no prior knowledge regarding PBL

Abstract:

-introduce the student to active learning concepts.
-introduce the student to teacher centered and student centered learning
-explain the PBL process
-participate in a mini PBL simulation session

 Presenter:Sarah Mohammad Ghazali Sahel

Sara Bahanshal

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date:(14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time:  2 hours

Venue:King Abdul-Aziz University Hospital

Number of participants: 15 each day 

Educational level: pre-clinical and clinical years

 

Abstract:

Aim:

Helping medical students to survive medical school.

Introduction:

Being a medical student means living under a huge amount of pressure. As a medical student you are expected to go through lots of up and downs, starting from depression through loneliness and finally to loss of interest in life. This workshop has been designed for the previous reason.

Objectives:

·         How to identify negative thinking and behavior habits.

·         Methods, models and techniques for switching negative to positive.

·         Thinking systems for success - planning the positive future.

·         Visualization techniques to transform business situations.

Instructor: Dr. Suzan Attar , Dr. Sami Bahlas

Presenter: Dr. Suzan Attar , Dr. Sami Bahlas

Number Of sessions: 2 sessions

Date: (14 – 15) / 2 / 2010

Time: 3 hours

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital, 4th floor.

Number of participants: 15

Educational level: Clinical Years

 

Abstract:

Aim:

Although the arthritis is an important subject in the rheumatology and a common disease in our society and others but the most of the medical student have a difficulty to deal with a patient that suffering from arthritis and also they may graduate without knowing how to examine the hand and spine by the right way, For these reasons we are working hard in this workshop and trying to make a rheumatology examination and arthritis subject more easy for them.

Objectives:

By the end of this session participants are expected to know the following :

1- The basic of the Rhuematology.

2- How to approach a patient with arthritis .

3- General Musculoskeletal Examination.

4- Examination of the hand and spine for a rheumatological problems on a real patient.

5- Deal with the patient that suffering from a rheumatological problems generally and arthritis specifically.

6- The rhumatological examination will be easy for medical students.

 

Instructor: Dr. Ahmed Z.　Allayali,

                         Assistant professor of Dermatology, UQU.

Presenter: 　Dr. Ahmed Z. Allayali

Venue: King Abdullaziz University Hospital

Number of participants: 15

　

 

 

 

 

Abstract:This workshop will provide an overview of Medical laser therapy including its definition, background, it's clinical applications in Dermatology with some examples of　treatable conditions (vascular lesions, pigmented lesions, scarring and hair removal), and the effects of laser on the body (useful and harmful).

　

Objectives:

At the end of this workshop the participant will be able to:

1-　　 Define　Medical laser therapy and know the different types of lasers in dermatology

2-　　 Know the clinical applications of laser in the field of dermatology

3-　　 Know the　harmful ( laser hazards) and useful effects of laser