The Second Day of the Faculty of Nursing’s Graduation Projects Viva

The second day of the graduation projects viva at the Faculty of Nursing, MTI University was characterized by its creativity and achievements, featuring the presentation of diverse outstanding projects that reflected the students' awareness of contemporary health issues, covering:

·         The effectiveness of educating parents using behavioral motivation techniques to improve the symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children.

·         The impact of digital education in nursing, particularly on the patients’ outcomes following open-heart surgeries.

·         Designing a low-cost ventilator to address global health emergencies.

·         Fixing communication boards at the intensive care units to enhance interaction between patients and the healthcare team.

·         Creating a smart, non-surgical system for the early detection of preeclampsia using Artificial Intelligence (AI).

·         Early detection and increasing awareness of child abuse, and the role of nurses in handling it.

·         Prevention of oral ulcers in patients using mechanical ventilation.

·         Behavioral education of sleep and its effect on mental health.

The day’s several rich scientific discussions demonstrated high level of critical thinking and research skills among students. Accordingly, the top–ranking projects and presenters were selected, and the ten top achieving students were honored for their excellence and continuous efforts.

Therefore, the University would like to extend its sincerest thanks and appreciation to the Faculty leadership, under the supervision of Prof. Hoda Zaki, Dean of the Faculty, and Prof. Hanaa Azmi, for their continuous support of their students.

We are profoundly proud of our students, and we always move forward towards excellence.