As part of its ongoing efforts to enhance medical performance and improve the quality of healthcare, Imam Al-Hujjah Hospital organized a specialized scientific lecture on Saturday, January 17, 2026. The lecture was delivered by Prof. Dr. Saad Al-Fartousi, one of the leading experts in cardiology and cardiovascular medicine, and focused on the latest guidelines and evidence-based protocols for the handover of patients between medical and nursing teams in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
The lecture aimed to highlight best global practices in ICU patient handovers, emphasizing their role in enhancing patient safety and ensuring the smooth and accurate continuity of care during the transfer of responsibilities between medical and nursing teams. The speaker also reviewed practical methods for implementing these protocols in alignment with the requirements of daily clinical practice.
The event was attended by a number of specialist doctors, residents, and specialized nursing staff. A productive scientific discussion took place on how to adapt these standards to the hospital’s work environment, contributing to risk reduction and the improvement of healthcare quality.
This lecture was part of the hospital administration’s annual scientific activities program, aimed at developing professional competencies, strengthening collaboration between medical and nursing teams, and enhancing clinical performance in line with the latest approved standards.
The event concluded with an open discussion session, which saw active participation from attendees. Questions and practical contributions were raised, helping to shape clear strategies for applying the lecture’s outcomes in real-world practice, underscoring the hospital’s commitment to continuous improvement and the advancement of patient safety and healthcare standards.
