As part of the Faculty of Nursing – Mansoura University’s commitment to supporting scientific activities and fostering academic knowledge exchange

The Critical Care and Emergency Nursing Department organized the Second scientific day

On Monday , February, 9, 2026, under the title “Precision Nursing in Critical and Emergency Care : The Next Frontier ”.

Through this event, the Department reaffirmed the importance of keeping pace with recent advancements in critical care and adopting the concepts of precision nursing as a contemporary approach to enhancing healthcare quality and improving patient outcomes.

Under the patronage of Professor/ Cherif Khater - President of Mansoura University

Professor/ Tarek Ghalwash- Vice President of the University for Postgraduate Studies and Research

Professor/ Abeer Zakaria - Dean of the faculty of Nursing

Professor/ Nahed kandeel- Vice Dean of the faculty for Postgraduate Studies and Research

Professor / Asmaa Ibrahim - Head of the Critical Care and Emergency Nursing Department.

The opening session commenced with a recitation from the Holy Quraan by the student Mohamed Gamal, followed by welcoming speeches delivered by the distinguished academic leaders.

In her address, Prof. Abeer Zakaria expressed her sincere appreciation to the Critical Care and Emergency Nursing Department for its continuous efforts in advancing both educational and research processes. She commended the Department’s dedication to organizing scientific events that enrich the knowledge of students and researchers.

Prof. Asmaa Ibrahim welcomed the attendees, emphasizing the importance of integrating academic and clinical aspects in critical care and highlighting the pivotal role of specialized nursing in improving healthcare performance indicators.

In her speech, Prof. Nahed Attia Kandeel praised the efforts of the department members and the organizing committee, affirming the Faculty’s ongoing support for scientific and research activities that contribute to developing the skills of postgraduate students.

The Scientific Day featured a variety of distinguished activities, including the inauguration of a student activities exhibition that showcased students’ creativity and academic achievements. A documentary video was also presented, highlighting the Department’s key activities and accomplishments.

The scientific lectures constituted a central component of the event, including:

“Achieving Success Under Pressure”

Presented by Prof. Doaa Galal Diab - Professor of Anesthesia and Intensive Care, who discussed strategies for managing professional stress in critical care environments.

“Mastering AI Governance: Effective Tools Explored”

Presented by Dr. Nesma El-Sayed Ibrahim - Information Systems Department , Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence, Damietta University, who reviewed mechanisms of artificial intelligence governance and its applications in supporting healthcare decision-making.

At the conclusion of the Scientific Day, several distinguished individuals were honored, including:

Prof. Abeer Zakaria – Dean of the Faculty of Nursing

Prof. Nahed Attia Kandeel – Vice Dean of Postgraduate Studies and Research

Prof. Asmaa Ibrahim – Head of the Critical Care and Emergency Nursing Department

Prof. Mohamed Sultan – Professor of Critical Care and Emergency Medicine

Prof. Doaa Galal Diab – Professor of Anesthesia and Intensive Care

Dr. Nesma El-Sayed Ibrahim – Information Systems Department, Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence, Damietta University.

Faculty members of the Department and the organizing committee

Administrative staff of the Faculty

Top-ranking postgraduate students (Master’s and Doctoral levels)

Outstanding fourth-year students enrolled in the Critical Care Nursing course

The event was presented by Dr. Hossam Farahat - Demonstrator of Critical Care and Emergency Nursing Department .

The Scientific Day witnessed the attendance of a distinguished group of critical care professors from Mansoura University, in addition to a large number of faculty students. The event was held in an intellectually stimulating academic atmosphere that reflected a strong spirit of collaboration and commitment to excellence, further affirming the pioneering role of the Department of Critical Care and Emergency Nursing in promoting scientific research and advancing specialized nursing competencies.