Ensuring Patient Safety: Training session on Safe Patient Positioning

The Department of Health Professional Technologies organized a highly informative training session on Safe Patient Positioning. The session aimed to enhance the knowledge and skills of healthcare students in ensuring patient safety during medical procedures.
Dr Sana, Assistant Professor at the Postgraduate Medical Institute, served as the guest speaker for the event. She delivered a comprehensive presentation, shedding light on the importance of proper patient positioning in healthcare settings to prevent injuries, improve surgical outcomes, and promote patient comfort. She also highlighted the critical role of patient safety and the responsibility of future healthcare professionals in maintaining high standards of care.
The session saw an enthusiastic turnout of students, who actively engaged in the discussion and demonstrated keen interest in mastering the techniques taught during the training. The attendees expressed their appreciation for the practical insights and hands-on knowledge imparted, which they believe will contribute significantly to their future careers in healthcare.
The training was conducted under the supervision of Dr Zaima Umar, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences, with coordination by Ms Areesha Zaidi, Coordinator of the Department of Professional Health Technologies. 
The event was a resounding success, providing students with the opportunity to learn from seasoned professionals and refine their understanding of safe patient care practices.