Sana'a:A meeting at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences of Sana'a University, led by University Rector Dr. Mohammed Al-Bukhaiti, focused on strategies to improve institutional performance and the learning environment. The aim is to enhance the quality standards and educational outcomes for medical students.
According to Yemen News Agency, the meeting was attended by key figures including Assistant University Rector for Medical Colleges and Hospitals Dr. Abdulhafiz Thawabah, Faculty Dean Dr. Mohammed Al-Shahari, and the deputy deans. Discussions reviewed the results of recent academic and institutional performance assessments and evaluated progress in existing improvement plans. The meeting also addressed strengthening assessment tools, enhancing coordination among departments, and upgrading facilities, all within a set timeline.
Dr. Al-Bukhaiti emphasized the need for ongoing efforts and coordination to bolster academic and institutional performance. He highlighted the importance of integrating quality assurance into institutional practices, ensuring these efforts are reflected in educational standards. He acknowledged the significant role of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences in developing healthcare professionals and reaffirmed the university's commitment to supporting these developmental initiatives.
Dean Al-Shahari detailed the faculty's accomplishments in quality assurance and development, as well as challenges faced. He discussed efforts to revise program and course specifications, integrate medical curriculum components, and improve assessment methods. These initiatives aim to enhance laboratory training and clinical skills, addressing current shortcomings and achieving the faculty's objectives.
