The participation of the Faculty of Physical Therapy in a medical convoy in cooperation with the Directorate of Health Affairs in Damietta
| Date | 13/11/2024 |
| Location | Damietta |
| Duration | 2 Day |
| Organizer | N/A |
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The participation of the Faculty of Physical Therapy in a medical convoy in cooperation with the Directorate of Health Affairs in Damietta
Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Saber, Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Prof. Hassan El-Shenawy, Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Prof. Saeed Abdel Hadi, President of the University
Prof. Zainab Ahmed Hussein, Vice Dean for Education and Students and Acting Dean of the College
In cooperation with the Directorate of Health Affairs in Damietta, the Faculty of Physical Therapy at Horus University participated with a delegation of faculty members, the assisting body, students and nursing in the medical convoy in Damietta Governorate
The convoy included various medical specialties needed by patients, (orthopedics, pediatrics, and neurology)
A total of 39 cases were detected and evaluated during the two days. It was found that 20 of them needed to start physiotherapy sessions. Then the appropriate diagnosis of cases was developed and the appropriate physiotherapy program was developed, and the cases were transferred to the outpatient clinic at the Faculty of Physical Therapy, and the sessions were started under the supervision of faculty members
Prof. Hassan El-Shenawy, Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Prof. Saeed Abdel Hadi, President of the University
Prof. Zainab Ahmed Hussein, Vice Dean for Education and Students and Acting Dean of the College
In cooperation with the Directorate of Health Affairs in Damietta, the Faculty of Physical Therapy at Horus University participated with a delegation of faculty members, the assisting body, students and nursing in the medical convoy in Damietta Governorate
The convoy included various medical specialties needed by patients, (orthopedics, pediatrics, and neurology)
A total of 39 cases were detected and evaluated during the two days. It was found that 20 of them needed to start physiotherapy sessions. Then the appropriate diagnosis of cases was developed and the appropriate physiotherapy program was developed, and the cases were transferred to the outpatient clinic at the Faculty of Physical Therapy, and the sessions were started under the supervision of faculty members
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