This morning, the activities of the medical convoy organized by Suez University commenced as part of the "Bidaya" initiative for building the Egyptian citizen, an initiative under the patronage of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. The convoy, held under the auspices of Prof. Ashraf Heniegal, President of Suez University, aims to create a significant and impactful beginning in the holistic development of the Egyptian citizen in terms of health, society, and education. The convoy took place at Anas Bin Malik Hospital in the Faisal District.
The convoy involved contributions from the Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Physical Therapy, and the Technical Institute of Nursing. This effort aligns with the university's commitment to community engagement and its mission to provide services to the surrounding community. The convoy offered consultations in several specialties, including gastroenterology, obstetrics and gynecology, pulmonology, ophthalmology, psychiatry and neurology, in addition to physical therapy. Services also included blood pressure and diabetes screening, breast examinations, and an awareness seminar.
Prof. Heniegal noted that the convoy achieved remarkable success, as evidenced by the following outcomes:
Medical consultations and free medication were provided to a total of 417 beneficiaries.
Gastroenterology Clinic: 100 cases
Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic: 39 cases
Pulmonology Clinic: 57 cases
Ophthalmology Clinic: 91 cases
Psychiatry and Neurology Clinic: 54 cases
In addition, the Physical Therapy Clinic attended to 22 cases, conducting necessary evaluations and providing tailored therapeutic plans to alleviate symptoms. Patients were also directed to undergo physical therapy sessions in line with treatment protocols suited to each case.
The Technical Institute of Nursing further offered awareness consultations on breast examination techniques and conducted blood pressure and diabetes screenings for 74 attendees of the convoy.
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