A cooperation protocol with the General Authority of Teaching Hospitals and Institutes

Within the framework of Mansoura National University’s efforts to enhance the quality of health education and develop practical training environments for its students, and in alignment with its strategic steps toward establishing strong institutional partnerships with major organizations, and under the patronage of Professor Dr. Sherif Khater, President of the University, and the leadership of Professor Dr. Raefa Refaat Allam, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing,

the Faculty of Nursing signed a cooperation protocol with the General Authority of Teaching Hospitals and Institutes. This step reflects the commitment of both parties to developing the clinical training and education system for nursing students and strengthening integration between academic institutions and healthcare organizations. The protocol was signed by Professor Dr. Raefa Refaat Allam on behalf of the Faculty of Nursing, and Professor Dr. Mohamed Mostafa Abdel Ghaffar, Chairman of the General Authority of Teaching Hospitals and Institutes, on behalf of the Authority. The protocol aims to provide practical training opportunities within the Authority’s medical facilities, enabling students to acquire advanced professional skills in accredited training environments and enhancing their readiness for the healthcare labor market in accordance with the latest professional practice standards.

This collaboration represents an important starting point toward supporting the quality of higher education in nursing by integrating academic preparation with hands-on application within teaching hospitals and institutes, ensuring the preparation of graduates capable of performing their vital roles within the healthcare system with efficiency and excellence.

The signing of this protocol comes within the context of a shared vision aimed at advancing the nursing profession, developing qualified cadres capable of meeting the needs of the healthcare sector, and supporting the healthcare system in a manner that positively reflects on the quality of services provided to the community.