The Hanoon Foundation supported An-Najah University in enhancing its VR Lab for medical education. This initiative has strengthened clinical teaching and learning for medical students helping them develop essential clinical skills through immersive, technology-driven training.
The VR laboratory now supports approximately 800–1,000 medical students annually, who use the headsets in structured teaching sessions to practise clinical scenarios and develop essential clinical skills.
This initiative was supported through the generous contribution of the Bryan Guinness Charitable Trust together with The Hanoon Foundation.
Check photos and videos below showcasing medical students using virtual reality as part of their learning and clinical training.
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