The College of Medicine at Al-Ameed University conducted the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) for sixth-stage students in the Department of Internal Medicine. The exam was held under the direct supervision of the Vice President for Scientific Affairs, Asst. Prof. Dr. Lamiaa Abdul Karim, along with the College Deanship, and with active follow-up from the heads and members of the examination committees, as well as the department's faculty members.
The examination aims to assess students' clinical skills and measure their ability to manage medical cases through practical stations that simulate real-world clinical scenarios. This ensures the achievement of educational outcomes that align with accredited academic standards in medical education.
The College Deanship emphasized its commitment to providing an organized examination environment based on the highest standards of quality and scientific rigor. This approach enhances students' competence and prepares them to transition into their internship stage and practice the profession efficiently and skillfully, in line with the college’s mission and goals to prepare doctors who possess knowledge, skill, and professional responsibility.
