President of Beni Suef University attends the opening of the 4th Conference of the Cardiology Department at the Conference Center.

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Dr. Tarek Ali, Acting President of Beni Suef University, today attended the opening of the fourth conference of the Cardiology Department at the Conference Center, which continues until  current October 17 The event was attended by Dr. Emad El-Banna, Executive Director of Beni Suef University Hospitals; Dr. Samra Hussein Abdel Qawi, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Medicine for Education and Student Affairs; Dr. Yasser Abdel Hadi, Head of the Cardiology Department and Conference Chairman; Dr. Hesham Bishri, Honorary Chairman of the Conference; and a large number of professors and specialized doctors from various universities and medical institutions
The university president began his speech by welcoming the attendees and conference guests, emphasizing that Beni Suef University hospitals play a pivotal role in supporting the health system in the governorate, through the integrated medical and therapeutic services they provide at the highest levels of efficiency and quality. He praised the role of doctors and nursing staff in fulfilling their mission towards patient care and serving the community, within a framework of commitment and professional responsibility. The university hospitals also contribute to implementing presidential initiatives and health awareness campaigns, and organizing free medical convoys to remote and most needy areas This reflects Beni Suef University's national and societal role in achieving sustainable health development and improving the quality of services provided to citizens
Dr. Tarek explained that the conference reflects Beni Suef University's commitment to promoting scientific research and innovation in the field of medicine, as it provides a platform for exchanging experiences and collaboration between doctors and researchers from various universities and medical institutions. It contributes to improving the quality of healthcare provided to patients by enhancing the knowledge and expertise of doctors and researchers
It's worth noting that the conference aims to discuss the latest global recommendations for heart disease, review modern techniques for diagnosing and treating heart disease, exchange knowledge, showcase recent research, and develop the skills of young doctors in diagnosing and treating heart disease. It will also showcase rare and complex cases and how to diagnose and treat them, all within the framework of the university's efforts to enhance medical knowledge and exchange expertise among doctors and researchers