University Health Unit

1. Overview / Vision, Mission, and Objectives

Overview:

The medical unit is one of the administrative formations of the university. It provides primary, preventive, and therapeutic health services to students, faculty, and staff, in accordance with approved health regulations.

Vision:

To achieve a healthy and safe university environment that ensures the well-being of students and staff through high-quality medical services.

Mission:

To provide integrated healthcare services, promote health awareness, and prevent diseases within the university community.

Objectives:

Provide first aid and primary healthcare services.

Follow up on emergency health cases inside the university.

Implement health awareness and prevention programs.

Cooperate with official health authorities.

Monitor health safety in university facilities.

2. Forms used by the Unit:

• Medical examination form for new students.
• Internal/External medical referral form.

3. Instructions and Guidelines for Students and Staff:

University ID must be presented when requesting services.

Preferably attend during official working hours (8:00 AM – 2:00 PM).

In emergency cases, the medical unit can be contacted by phone.

Follow preventive instructions inside the clinic.

Record medical cases in the electronic health record.

4. Services Available Online:

Book an online appointment for medical examination.

Fill out the medical examination form for new students.

Request a medical referral.

Access the academic health record of the student.

Report an emergency health case inside the campus.

5. Laws, Regulations, and Main Instructions Covered by the Unit:

Health regulations issued by the Ministry of Health.

University health prevention instructions.

General safety and campus environment instructions.

Health protocols during epidemics (such as COVID-19).

Medical guidelines for universities issued by the Medical Syndicate or approved health authorities.

6. Publishing Activities and News on the Official Website (in cooperation with Media):

Publish periodic reports on the number of service beneficiaries.

Cover health awareness campaigns in colleges.

Announce dates for regular check-ups and student vaccinations.

Share seasonal health guidelines (heat, influenza, communicable diseases).

Highlight medical achievements and annual statistical reports.