resident physician and scientific research
Dr. Suleiman bin Abdulaziz Al-Suhaimi, Director General of the Security Forces Hospital Program, will open tomorrow the activities of the tenth annual symposium of the resident doctor and scientific research, which is organized by the Academic Affairs and Health Awareness Department of the Security Forces Hospital Program in Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz Hall of the Security Forces Hospital. Dr. Imad Saqr, Consultant of Obstetrics and Gynecology Oncology and Head of the Scientific Committee stated that the symposium will witness an open scientific discussion session with Dr. Khaled Tabbara, Chairman of the Scientific Council of Ophthalmology at the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties and Professor of the Department of Ophthalmology at the Faculty of Medicine - King Saud University, and Professor Ibrahim Al-Arini Professor and Consultant of Neuroradiology Faculty of Medicine - King Saud University and Dean of the University''s Scientific Council, and Dr. Lubna Al-Ansari, Associate Professor and Consultant of Family and Community Medicine at King Saud University.
And he indicated that the organizing committee approved the provision of financial awards for the best three scientific research from within the hospital, in addition to the best scientific research from outside the hospital, and honoring the best resident doctor from each department, and twenty-four research will be presented over the four sessions that are included in the scientific symposium program for a period of one day. For a number of doctors in the Security Forces Hospital and other hospitals.
He said that holding this symposium aims to encourage scientific research and raise the educational level of resident doctors and encourage them to scientific research. A number of speakers will participate in a discussion on the importance of research and the difficulties facing the researcher and how to overcome them and encourage them to prepare research and studies. He will also hold a workshop to discuss means of encouraging scientific research. And the most important of his obstacles,
Dr. Saqr pointed out that the symposium is accredited by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties for (8) hours of medical education.
