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UQU College of Medical Rehabilitation Organizes the Fourth Scientific Research Forum

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A group of white-skinned people, along with guests dressed in the Saudi Arabian tunic or shemagh with aqal and bisht, gather to discuss research posters during the Research Scientific Forum organized by Everything Medical at Qassim University. Some participants turn their attention to their constituents, while others turn their attention to the modern, brightly lit environment out of respect for the university's official and academic illustrators.
A group of men wearing the Saudi ghutra or shemagh with the Saudi aqal and bisht, as well as a black woman wearing an abaya, gathered in a bright modern lobby in Qassim, listening intently to a woman in a white coat, as part of the scientific research forum of Wamqaq Medical College and Hospital.
A crowd of men wearing Saudi Arabian ghutra, shemagh, aqal and bisht listen intently to a woman dressed in women's clothing and a health mask as she presents at the scientific research forum organized by a medical college at Qassim University, in a modern building with white walls and plants inside.
A group of men, some wearing Saudi shemagh or Saudi ghitra, aqal and Saudi bisht, while the women wear white medical coats. Alton in one of the university's corridors during the Research Scientific Forum, discussing the research posters produced by the non-medical faculty and displayed on the wall.
The university's grand conference hall has helped the scientific research forum, with men wearing the Ghutra or Shemagh and Eqbal and featuring the Saudi Bisht, while the rows of black Abaya wearers are brightly colored. Attendees are seated, lending staff and specialization to the scientific events.
A group of men dressed in the Saudi Arabian Ghutra or Shemagh, Egal and Bisht sit in the front row of two of the large halls at Qassim University as they attend the Scientific Research Forum. Tables in front of them are adorned with flowers and flasks, while attendees are seated.
A large auditorium at Qassim University, with empty men and a few scattered attendees. On the podium is a senior member of the medical staff, addressing the audience in general, wearing a ghutra or shemagh and the Saudi bisht, including a follow-up to the academy. A blue banner with the logo of the Scientific Research Forum is noticeable in the window, while the big screen displays details of the event.
Dressed in white clothes and a niqab, a woman in the main hall delivered her speech from the podium, along with the flags of Saudi Arabia and the scientific research forum organized by a medical member at Qassim University, in the presence of a number of attendees affected by the Saudi bisht, the ghutra or shemagh and aqal, while everyone listened attentively but to the proceedings of the meeting.
A number of women in unions and white coats sit in a hall at Qassim University, watching with interest the scientific research forum it has organized, with the exception of medicine. Behind them, rows of women are similarly dressed. Also in the audience are a number of men who opted for the Saudi ghutra or shemagh with the Saudi aqal and bisht, thus adhering to Saudi official traditions and the atmosphere of the scientific event at the university.
A group of young men dressed in ghutra, aqal, Saudi bisht and white shirts sit in an amphitheater at Masjala Medical College in Qassim, watching with interest. In the back rows are a number of attendees in bisht or other formal attire, some wearing Saudi shemaghs, giving the hall an air of seriousness.
Wearing the Saudi bisht, or shemagh and aqal, the modern but staid auditorium at Qassim University was filled with participants who turned their gaze toward the podium. At least one non-medical college was behind the official podium, presenting his speech in front of a large screen labeled "Introduction," while green flags lined both sides of the stage decorating the scientific researchers' meeting.

The College of Medical Rehabilitation held the "Fourth Scientific Research Forum" for the college students on Monday, under the patronage of His Excellency Prof. Abdulrahman bin Hamad Al-Dawood, President of the University, in the presence of His Excellency the UQU Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research, Dr. Mohammed bin Fahad Al-Sharekh, His Excellency the UQU Vice President for Educational Affairs, Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Sawei, His Excellency the UQU Vice President for Planning, Development and Quality, Prof. Khalid bin Bani Al-Harbi, and Dr. Nawal bint Saleh Al Thuwaini, and a number of deans and staff of the college, as well as a number of male and female deans.

 

The forum included 11 scientific lectures and 25 research posters by the college students, and addressed a number of topics, including: Neurological rehabilitation and stroke patients, musculoskeletal rehabilitation and sports injuries, the role of physiotherapy and medical rehabilitation in cardiopulmonary patients, advanced topics in the field of medical rehabilitation, and how to access the latest scientific research and provide health care through evidence-based practice.

 

On her part, the Dean of the College, Dr. Ashwaq bint Saleh Al-Sharida, explained that since its inception, the university has always strived to achieve and consolidate ambitious goals and strategies. As an extension of these goals and out of its belief in the importance of development and excellence, and to achieve the strategies set by the university administration, the university has paid great attention to the aspect of scientific research. Based on the vision and mission of the college, and in line with the strategic direction and goal of the university, the college was keen to motivate researchers from faculty members and students to conduct original innovative research that contributes to enriching knowledge and serving society.

 

She added: This year's participation increased by 90% compared to previous years, as the scientific committee studied the entries and approved 25 research posters and 11 scientific lectures presented by female students, graduates, and faculty members.

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