Department of Family Medicine

The Department of Family Medicine at the Faculty of Medicine, is one of the vital and important departments in medical education, playing a significant role in training students to provide comprehensive and integrated healthcare for patients across all age groups. The department was established as a cornerstone in developing the concept of family medicine, which focuses on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of various diseases, as well as health education and preventive management. The department aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to work in primary care, teaching them how to provide comprehensive healthcare that includes disease prevention, early diagnosis, and management of chronic health conditions. It also focuses on training students to interact with patients in a clinical environment, emphasizing the development of long-term relationships with patients and their families, which enhances the concept of personalized care. The Department of Family Medicine seeks to advance scientific research in primary care and family medicine, supporting studies aimed at improving prevention and treatment strategies within the community. The department also focuses on enhancing faculty members' skills through ongoing workshops and training courses. The department works to prepare doctors capable of providing outstanding and integrated healthcare, contributing to the improvement of the national healthcare system by supporting prevention and treatment programs in primary care.