Dubai Health Celebrates International Nurses Day And Honors DAISY Award Winners In Ceremony Attended By Lieutenant General Mohammed Ahmed Al Marri

Dubai Health marked International Nurses Day by organizing a ceremony in honor of their 4,400 people nursing team, including 12 winners of the Daisy International Prize par excellence and compassionate care. The event, held at the Grand Hyatt Dubai, welcomed more than 1,500 nurses of the hospitals and centers of Dubai Health.

The ceremony was attended by the Lieutenant General of his Excellency, Mohammed Ahmed to Marri, General Director of the Residence Directorate and Foreign Affairs (RDFA) in Dubai, who joined Dr. Amer Sharif, CEO or Dubai Health; Professor Alawi Alsheikh-Ali, academic director of Dubai Health and Provost of Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences (MBR); and Dr. Tarek Fatherey, clinical director of Dubai Health.

The event also presented a special recognition to Rebia Dubai for its achievement in receiving the flag of the intelligent government Hamdan Bin Mohammed, which was attended by Major General Talal al Shanaqeeti, assistant general director of the airport sector. Dubai Health praised Lieutenant General Mohammed to the MARRI and the Dubai Gdrfa team for his approach and alignment of the people of the EAU.

Dr. Amer Sharif, CEO or Dubai Health, He said: “We are rewarding for the incredible contributions of our nurses, and to celebrate the winners of the Daisy award that exemplifies both clinical and human excellence. -Perming.

He added: “I extend my sincere thanks to Lieutenant General Mohammed to Marri for joining us to recognize our nursing community and congratulate him and the Dubai RDFA team for receiving the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Government Smart Government Government T. Excellence and better quality of life in Dubai.”

Dr. Sharif also welcomed the 16 graduated nurses who have made the transition to clinical practice in Dubai Health, reinforcing organizations that make investments in medical care talent.

He concluded: “We are also proud of the recently appointment of the Hind Bint Maktoum Nursing and Gríster College for its Highness Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum. This recognition inspires nationality this vit.

Dr. Tarek Fathy, clinical director of Dubai Health, He said: “Our nursing team continues to grow in strength and diversity, with more than 4,400 nurses that now serve in our facilities. This year, 16 newly graduated emirati nurses will begin the beginning of health health. The number of nurses Emirati has increased by 200% since 2022, reflecting our commitment to the development of national talent while providing care of high quality patients.”

He pointed out that more than 1,500 Health nurses of Dubai were nominated for the Daisy award this year, which honors nurses who demonstrate exceptional clinical experience and a commitment to patient -centered care. In addition, 26 nursing educators were recognized for their role in the progress of clinical excellence and support for the development of the workforce.