Department Maternal and Child Nursing

The Department of Maternal and Child Nursing at King Abdulaziz University was established on 7/10/1434 AH (corresponding to 25/8/2012) by Royal Decree No. 5088/M B. The department aims to provide comprehensive healthcare for mothers and children while promoting family and community health through specialized academic programs. The department offers a variety of academic programs, including clinical training for beginners to prepare students to provide basic healthcare, as well as advanced training in critical care for mothers and newborns. Through these programs and research, the department works to improve the quality of healthcare provided to mothers and children, enhance public health, and address the growing healthcare needs of the community. The department has a distinguished academic team, consisting of faculty members with advanced degrees in maternal and child nursing. It also utilizes the latest tools and techniques in clinical training, including simulation and practical applications in hospitals and healthcare centers. The department aims to train highly skilled nursing professionals with the knowledge and expertise necessary to provide comprehensive care for mothers and children at various stages of life. This is achieved by enhancing their skills in preventive and therapeutic care and supporting mental and social health in alignment with the community's growing healthcare needs.