Launch of the “Mastering Infectious Diseases” Workshop at the National Liver Institute, Menoufia University

Today, the halls of the National Liver Institute at Menoufia University witnessed the launch of the specialized workshop titled “Mastering Infectious Diseases,” which will run over two days. The workshop is part of the intensive scientific activities of the Second Integrated Conference of the National Liver Institute (NLICC 2026).

The workshop is organized and coordinated by the General Administration of Medical Supply and Pharmacies – Clinical Pharmacy Unit, led by Dr. Mona Zenati, with the participation of a distinguished group of professors and specialists in microbiology and clinical pharmacy.

The first day began with a scientific lecture on “Types of Microorganisms,” delivered by Dr. Sara Ayoub, Assistant Lecturer in the Microbiology Department, where she discussed the latest microbial classifications and current challenges. This was followed by a presentation on “Modern Approaches to Managing Infections” by Dr. Asmaa Kamal, a member of the faculty and the American Society for Infectious Diseases, focusing on advanced global protocols for combating epidemics.

The day also included important practical sessions, starting with a real-life case study presented by Dr. Rana El-Feki, Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, followed by a specialized lecture by Dr. Radwa Mokhtar from Shebin El-Kom Fever Hospital on “Central Nervous System Infections and Prevention Strategies.”

The sessions concluded with a discussion on “Postoperative Fever” by Dr. Hasnaa Shawky, in addition to a pediatric case study presented by Dr. Tasneem Heikal, highlighting the therapeutic considerations specific to children in managing infections.

In this context, Prof. Dr. Osama Hegazy, Dean of the National Liver Institute at Menoufia University, emphasized the importance of the workshop, stating:
“Controlling infectious diseases represents a cornerstone of modern healthcare systems. Today’s workshop embodies the institute’s vision of integrating academic research with clinical application. We are proud of the role played by the Clinical Pharmacy Unit in enhancing the efficiency of medical staff, ensuring the highest standards of healthcare for all our patients. This event also serves as a strong prelude to the momentum of the second edition of the integrated conference.”

It is worth noting that the workshop will continue its sessions tomorrow, addressing the latest developments in infection control and related pharmaceutical policies.