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The College of Pharmacy conducted clinical skills exams using the station-based system (OSCE) for fifth-stage students. This is part of the college's endeavor to enhance the practical and applied aspects for students and measure their clinical competencies in accordance with accredited academic standards.
The exams were held under the supervision of the Dean of the College of Pharmacy, Prof. Dr. Adiy Abdul Redha Al-Rikabi, with follow-up by the Clinical Pharmacy Branch, and the participation of a number of the college faculty. Students' skills were evaluated in several stations simulating realistic clinical cases.
These exams aim to develop students' abilities in clinical analysis and making sound pharmaceutical decisions, contributing to preparing qualified pharmaceutical staff capable of keeping pace with the requirements of professional work in health institutions.
The College Deanship affirmed its commitment to adopting the latest educational and assessment methods that contribute to elevating the scientific and professional level of students, in alignment with Al-Ameed University's vision of achieving quality and academic excellence.
