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International Perinatal Mental Health Seminar 2023

October 15, 2023Muhammad Farhan

Date: March 5, 2023

By Muhammad Farhan Mahmud

Location: Kulliyyah of Nursing, Kuantan, Malaysia

In a groundbreaking endeavor to prioritize mental health in perinatal care, the Department of Special Care Nursing, Kulliyyah of Nursing, in collaboration with the UK-South East Asia Maternal Mental Health Partnership, successfully hosted the International Perinatal Mental Health Seminar 2023. This landmark event, held on March 2nd, 2023, at the prestigious Auditorium Kulliyyah of Nursing, garnered significant attention from both local and international stakeholders.

The seminar introduced an innovative hybrid approach to knowledge-sharing, seamlessly integrating both in-person and virtual participation. This forward-thinking format ensured that the seminar’s valuable insights reached a wider audience, transcending geographical boundaries. A diverse gathering of 95 participants, including healthcare professionals, academics, researchers, and advocates, underscored the urgent need to address perinatal mental health. Their shared dedication to advancing maternal mental health was palpable throughout the event.

Distinguished speakers, each an authority in their respective fields, shared their expertise. Prof. Helen Cheyne, internationally recognized for her contributions to perinatal mental health, provided insights that have influenced policies and practices on a global scale. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Siti Roshaidai Mohd Arifin, a leading figure in women’s mental health, presented research pivotal to advancing the field of perinatal mental health. Prof. Dr. Ramli Musa, an eminent authority in psychiatry, offered a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between mental health and perinatal care. Prof. Fiona Harris, with extensive experience in maternal and child health, shared expertise instrumental in enhancing the well-being of mothers and infants. Professor Margaret Maxwell, renowned for her contributions to public health and maternal mental health, added a crucial perspective to the seminar.

The seminar’s primary aim was to advocate for comprehensive approaches that prioritize perinatal mental health within existing healthcare systems. By engaging international luminaries, the event sought to amplify the call for inclusive strategies that comprehensively address the mental well-being of mothers during pregnancy and postpartum. The International Perinatal Mental Health Seminar 2023 marked a significant milestone in the global discourse on maternal mental health. Through engaging discussions, the seminar not only raised awareness but also catalyzed efforts towards comprehensive approaches. The collaboration between the Department of Special Care Nursing, Kulliyyah of Nursing, and the UK-South East Asia Maternal Mental Health Partnership exemplifies the shared commitment to nurturing the mental well-being of mothers and infants on a global scale.

Pacific Partnership Exercise 2023 @ Kulliyyah of Nursing

October 15, 2023Muhammad Farhan

September 17, 2023

By Muhammad Farhan Mahmud

Location: Kulliyyah of Nursing, Kuantan, Malaysia

In a historic collaboration, the US Pacific Fleet, Malaysian Armed Forces, and the Pahang State Health Department joined forces with the Kulliyyah of Nursing, IIUM to present the Pacific Partnership Exercise 2023. Held from September 5th to 15th, 2023, at the esteemed Kulliyyah of Nursing, the event proved instrumental in propelling healthcare education and expertise in Malaysia.

Under the adept leadership of Dr. Siti Azuna Abu Bakar, the Chief of this mission, the Pacific Partnership Exercise 2023 featured an extensive range of training programs. These encompassed Advanced Life Support (ALS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP), Trauma Nursing Core Course, and First Aid with CPR. Each course was meticulously tailored to address the distinctive needs of healthcare providers tending to patients of all ages.

A diverse audience, including staff nurses all over the Pahang state, assistant medical officers, and army nurses from the Malaysian Armed Forces, IIUM community, and ambitious secondary school students from SMK Paya Besar and SMK Sultan Abu Bakar with aspirations in the healthcare field, reaped the benefits of the exercise.

In conjunction with the exercise, a hybrid nursing seminar was conducted. Combining in-person and virtual participation, this innovative approach facilitated a broader reach, enabling healthcare professionals from various locations to partake in enriching discussions and knowledge-sharing.

The Pacific Partnership Exercise 2023 achieved remarkable success, with participants not only gaining invaluable knowledge but also honing their practical skills. The event not only provided high-level nursing education but also empowered healthcare professionals with the expertise required to save lives, regardless of age.

In conclusion, the Pacific Partnership Exercise 2023 at Kulliyyah of Nursing stands as a testament to the transformative potential of collaborative initiatives in healthcare. Through comprehensive training and a diverse participant base, this event has undoubtedly elevated healthcare standards in Malaysia. The skills acquired during this exercise will continue to impact lives, underscoring the significance of such initiatives in the global healthcare landscape.

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IIUM International Conference of Nursing 2023

October 15, 2023Muhammad Farhan

Date: July 14, 2023

By Muhammad Farhan Mahmud

Location: Swis-Belhotel, Kuantan, Malaysia

The IIUM International Conference of Nursing 2023, held from July 12-13 at the Swiss-Belhotel in Kuantan, Malaysia, has concluded on a high note. The event, organized by the esteemed Kulliyyah of Nursing, IIUM, welcomed delegates from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Brunei, and Hong Kong. The conference, held under the theme “Future Global Direction in Nursing and Midwifery for Sustainable Healthcare Workforce,” aimed to chart a course towards a sustainable healthcare workforce on a global scale.

Collaborators and co-hosts played a pivotal role in shaping the event. Noteworthy partners included SASMEC @IIUM, the Nursing Council of Public Institution of Higher Learning, the Malaysian Nurses Association (MNA), the Faculty of Nursing of Universitas Indonesia, KPJ Healthcare University, and Syedza Saintika, Indonesia. The event was officially inaugurated by the Deputy Minister of Higher Education, YB Dato’ Haji Mohammad Yusof Bin Apdal, underscoring the government’s commitment to advancing the nursing profession.

The event successfully achieved its objectives, thanks to the insightful presentations by all speakers and the research contributions of total 76 presenters. Discussions spanned a wide array of topics vital to the nursing profession. From exploring cutting-edge healthcare technologies to formulating strategies for patient-centered care, participants engaged in forward-thinking dialogues that showcased the dynamism of the global nursing community.

The conference’s resounding success is a testament to the collective commitment of the nursing community to advance the future of healthcare. By bringing together minds from diverse backgrounds and regions, the event propelled discussions that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on the nursing profession, paving the way for a brighter, more sustainable healthcare workforce worldwide.