2 weeks Ago By Qatar Tribune
Qatar tribune Tribune News Network Doha The College of Health Sciences at Qatar University (QU) recently marked International Biomedical Laboratory Sciences Day under the theme, ‘Biomedical Laboratory Scientists Promoting Sustainability in Clinical Diagnostics’. The event held at the Ibn Al Baitar Building (I06) brought together students, faculty, and key representatives from Qatar’s healthcare sector. Biomedical sciences students actively participated by designing and hosting interactive booths representing various modules of the program, including haematology, histopathology, and microbiology.
These booths featured a range of hands-on activities and games aimed at educating the audience on fundamental biomedical science concepts. In addition, Sidra Medicine, Hamad Medical Corporation (MHC), Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC), and Gulfmed Medical Suppliers contributed to the event with dedicated booths showcasing the latest advancements in clinical laboratory techniques. These partners provided students and attendees with valuable insights into real-world applications of biomedical science, including live demonstrations of state-of-the-art equipment.
Prof Asmaa Al-Thani, vice president for Medical and Health Sciences at QU, added, “This celebration of International Biomedical Laboratory Sciences Day at QU underscores the critical role that biomedical laboratory scientists play in advancing healthcare. The collaboration with our healthcare partners has enriched the event, offering students and attendees firsthand exposure to the latest innovations in clinical diagnostics. I commend the students, faculty, and our healthcare partners for their dedication and innovative contributions to this event.
” The Dean of the College of Health Sciences, Dr Hanan Abdul Rahim, attended the event and expressed her appreciation for the vibrant atmosphere. She acknowledged the Department of Biomedical Sciences as one of the college’s oldest and most valued programs. Dr Abdul Rahim also took part in student-led activities and games, reflecting her support for student engagement.
Shouq Al-Rumaihi, a teaching assistant in the Department of Biomedical Sciences at QU and the event organizer, expressed pride in the students’ creative showcases and highlighted the enriching collaboration with leading healthcare institutions. Dr Maha Al-Asmakh, the department Head of Biomedical Sciences at QU, shared her thoughts on the event: “We are delighted to see our students actively engaging with the community and showcasing their knowledge and skills through interactive modules. The collaboration with esteemed healthcare institutions has provided our students with invaluable exposure to the latest innovations in the field.
We look forward to continuing this tradition of excellence and fostering a more profound understanding of biomedical sciences among our students and the wider community.” Copy 25/04/2025 10.
