Some of PSAU's efforts to partner with local, national and international health institutions aimed at improving health and wellbeing are listed below.
Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University signs a memorandum of understanding with the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties and opens areas of cooperation in the fields of work force, data exchange, research, holding and organising courses and workshops.
Saudi Commission for Health Specialties is an independent scientific professional body with the goal of supporting the realisation of a healthy society through the education and training of qualified health practitioners. The MOU with PSAU will cover areas to strengthen cooperation in the field of research, improving the level of cooperation and integration between the two parties by sharing and exchanging data, coordination in field of general planning and efficiency of the workforce, enhancing digital learning, and organising joint studies and workshops between the two parties.
The signing ceremony took place on 2 January 2024 at the University main campus. Details can be accessed via link. Additional details about the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties can be accessed via https://scfhs.org.sa/en.
Under sponsorship His Royal Highness the Prince Fahd bin Mohammed bin Saad bin Abdulaziz AlSaud Governor of Al-Kharj Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University signed a cooperation agreement with the First Riyadh Health Cluster (Al-Kharj Health Area).
The First Riyadh Health Cluster, Al-Kharj is aimed to facilitate employability for qualified health practitioners and access to those people and services by patients and the general public.
The agreement will focus on enhancing the health and medical programmes offered at PSAU to boost the employability of PSAU graduates and improve health and wellbeing in Al-Kharj Governorate.
The signing ceremony took place on 29 October 2023 at the University main campus. Details can be accessed via Link. Additional details about The First Riyadh Health Cluster, Al-Kharj can be accessed via https://careers.rfhc.gov.sa/.
PSAU and its University Hospital partner with Prince Sultan Medical City to organise a blood donation campaign.
Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University (PSAU), represented by the Joint First Year Unit of the Deanship of Admission and Registration, organised a blood donation campaign in partnership with the University Hospital and the Prince Sultan Medical City.
Prince Sultan Military Medical City is a premier hospital providing the highest standards of healthcare services for its patients within and beyond Al-Kharj Governorate.
The vent was aimed at both educating members of the PSAU community and others outside on the importance of healthy habits and sensitising them towards regular blood donation. This partnership supports PSAU efforts regarding SDGs.
The signing ceremony took place on 29 May 2024 at the University main campus. Details can be accessed via link. Additional details about the Prince Sultan Medical City can be accessed via https://www.psmmc.med.sa/en.
The deanship of Student Affairs holds a mental health forum.
The PSAU College’s Deanship of Student Affairs, represented by the Guidance and Counselling Unit, held the Mental Health Forum “Towards a Work Environment that Promotes Mental Health” and an accompanying exhibition.
The forum aims to raise awareness of the importance of mental health in the work environment, as it is an important strategy and a fundamental pillar for the success of individuals and organizations. The forum addressed many topics, including: the impact of stress and fatigue on employees, the factors that contribute to the emergence of psychological problems at work, the relationship between mental health and employee satisfaction, and the impact of mental health on productivity and creativity.
This event took place on October 23, 2024, at the University main campus. The details of the event can be accessed via https://dsa.psau.edu.sa/ar/news/madt-shwwn-altlab-tqym-mltqy-alsht-alnfsyt-nhw-byyt-ml-mzzt-llsht-alnfsyt .
The Deanship of Student Affairs hold the second guidance forum “Managing Academic Stress.”
The Deanship of Student Affairs held the second guidance forum entitled “managing academic stress.” The forum began with a speech by His Excellency the Dean of Student Affairs, who stated that stress is the starting point for many problems facing male and female students, such as pessimism, despair, and fear of failure, which causes them frustration and psychological pressure that may negatively affect their educational and professional career. Accordingly, we were keen for this forum to come to prepare the appropriate environment for them, removing the obstacles they face, and finding solutions that contribute to their success and excellence.
This event took place on 12/05/2023 at the University City Theatre the details of the event can be accessed via https://np.psau.edu.sa/ar/news/2023/12/1701932466
The Traffic Awareness Club at the Deanship of Student Affairs organised a training course entitled (First Aid) on the College of Medicine Theatre on the occasion of World First Aid Day. With the attendance of more than 85 male and female students. The course covered three main topics: how to deal with fractures, burns, bleeding, and loss of consciousness, as well as how to deal with cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
This event took place on 12/05/2023 at the College of medicine Theatre the details of the event can be accessed via https://np.psau.edu.sa/ar/news/2022/09/1663174250
To enhance public health, Prince Sattam University, represented by the Institute for Consulting and Business Solutions, in cooperation with the Tawuniya Insurance Company, implemented the Tatman program, which provides health and medical consultations as well as vaccination against seasonal influenza
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