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The awareness campaign " Kidney Health for All" was held under the supervision of Faculty of Medicine / YU represented by Dr. Mohammad Alzoubi , the assistant professor in Urology - CMS department. This activity goes within the annual campaign of the International Society of Nephrology (ISN). The organizing committee from 5th year medical students (VIM batch) was as follows: Yara Kasasbeh, Alia Obeidat, Ilham Smadi, Nidal Alzoubi, Husam Tashtoush, Rahaf Jaradat, Omar Foqahaa, Alaa Tawalbeh and Mohammad Bataineh.
Many students volunteered for the purpose of this activity to succeed, they are: Ahmad Hadar, Sarah Alghzawi, Tasneem Bani Fawwaz, Ronza Nimrawi, Lana Zoraiqat, Ghosoon Atom, Lujain Bani Irshaid, Hala Qazaq and Dana Abu Fanas.
The activities were supposed to be held in two days but they were extended for a third day due to the success and the request of audience.
The first day was Sunday Aug. 20th, 2023 when brochours were distributed to YU students, doctors , administrative cast in YU and visitors from outside the university. Questions were answered by the organizing team and the volunteers.
In the Second day, Monday 21st, 2023 An interactive lecture by Dr. Mohammad alzoubi and a discussion between the lecturer and the audience moderated by the organizing committee students. The Third extra day (Tuesday Aug. 22nd, was done in Alhussein bin Abdullah lecture halls complex where again brochures were distributed and discussions between medical students and the visitors regarding kidney health were done and the inquiries were answered.
In the first day about 200 visitors were served, 100 attended the lecture and shared in the discussions in the second day and about 200 were received in the third day. The attendees of the University students and the teaching and administrative staff expressed their admiration of the activities and the effort done by the students and the Faculty of Medicine and asked for more awareness campaigns regarding health issues that is common in the community.
