As part of the GAHAR accreditation indicators, the College of Nursing at Mansoura University held an introductory lecture on high‑alert medications.
Under the auspices of:
Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater – University President
Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim – Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development
Prof. Dr. Abeer Mohamed Zakaria – Dean of the College of Nursing
Prof. Dr. Fatma El‑Emam – Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development
Prof. Dr. Fawzia El‑Sayed Abu Saad – Head of the Pediatric Nursing Department
Prof. Dr. Rehab Abdel Aziz – Chair of the Community Service Committee in the Department
The lecture was held at the Children’s Hospital of Mansoura University.
In line with the community role of the Pediatric Nursing Department, the lecture took place on Saturday, 22 November 2025, and focused on standards related to high‑alert medications, including the need to identify, store, and dispense these medications in ways that minimize risks.
The session also addressed the creation of high‑alert medication lists based on local data and international organizations. It included the development of clear safety policies covering identification, safe storage, and risk reduction through the segregation of highly concentrated medications.
A practical training component was included, providing teams with best practices for handling high‑alert medications to ensure patient safety and compliance with accreditation requirements.
Lecturer: Dr. Ahmed Salah Ali – Pediatric Nursing Instructor
