President of Beni Suef University: Providing Coronavirus vaccine to governorate's people
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Prof. Dr. Mansour Hassan, President of Beni Suef University, announced today that the Coronavirus vaccine will be provided to the people of the governorate inside the university hospital without prior reservation, based on the university’s role in serving the surrounding community.
The university president thanked His Excellency President / Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the Prime Minister, and the Ministry of Health for providing the vaccine to the university hospital in order to facilitate the citizens of the governorate.
Today, Prof. Dr. Mansour Hassan inspected the Coronavirus Vaccination Center at the University Hospital, to follow up all medical procedures during the arrival of citizens to receive the vaccine, accompanied by Prof. Dr. Atef Morsi, Dean of the College of Medicine, Dr. Muhammad Shaban, Director General of the Hospital, and a number of Heads of scientific departments and doctors.
During the visit, Prof. Dr. Mansour Hassan reassured the efficiency of the medical equipment and supplies, refrigerators for preserving vaccines, and the mechanism for recording data, as the center includes a data recording and review room, an informed consent room, a vaccination clinic, and a post-vaccination health follow-up clinic.
The university president said that recording data at the university center is linked to registration on the national network to receive Coronavirus vaccine, pointing out that the center includes doctors to explain the informed consent of the vaccine recipient and follow up on his health status after vaccination, in addition to a medical team that includes pharmacists, nurses, and administrators.
While many people in the governorate went today to the vaccination center at the university hospital, to receive the first dose of the vaccine, as the citizen goes to the university hospital, and immediately registers with an ID card, and those in charge of the initiative provide all the necessary facilities to citizens, amid strict precautionary measures. .