The UHS team was present at Al Layya Nursery in Sharjah during an educational event for parents and staff about hypertension. Aiming to educate parents and staff about First Aid Procedures for children in emergency situations and their importance in saving lives.

The UHS team was present at Maliha Nursery in Sharjah during a health and educational event for parents and staff about hypertension. Ms. Maisa Odeh, a clinical dietitian, delivered an informative lecture about proper nutrition to manage hypertension issues. Additionally, our team provided a group of medical screenings for the attendees.

University Hospital Sharjah team participated in a health event at the Department of Statistics and Community Development in Sharjah, aiming to foster health awareness and education. Our team provided consultations with the UHS diabetes educator, focusing on diabetes prevention and how to manage the condition if diagnosed. Additionally, they provided a group of medical screenings to the employees.

University Hospital Sharjah celebrated International Nurses Day 2024 in appreciation of the continuous and exceptional efforts of the nursing team in performing their duties with passion and love to care for our patients. Your diligent work and invaluable contributions deserve all the recognition and respect. You are the heartbeat and true spirit of healthcare.

University Hospital Sharjah team participated in the Career Fair Eventat the College of Health Sciences at the University of Sharjah, which aims to bring together professionals, students, graduates, and healthcare partners in one place to foster connections and explore training opportunities, available job opportunities, discuss career paths, and become familiar with the official procedures for obtaining a professional license from the main health authorities in the UAE.

 University Hospital Sharjah celebrated World Hand Hygiene Day 2024 on the 6th of May with a slogan from the World Health Organization, “Why is sharing knowledge about hand hygiene still so important? Because it helps stop the spread of harmful germs in health care.”