Medical Equipment

 

Over the past few years, we have raised money to purchase medical equipment for students at the medical schools in Palestine (Al Quds, An Najah, IUG and Al Azhar).

This allows us to update essential equipment available, so that the teaching can remain at a high standard.

 

Updates

Supporting Anatomy Teaching at Al-Quds University

Supporting Anatomy Teaching at Al-Quds University

The Hanoon Foundation has supported Al-Quds University Medical School in strengthening anatomy teaching through the use of modern, technology-based learning tools. The Medical School was the first locally to introduce Anatomage tables, funded through earlier...

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Supporting Medical Students : Lab Coats Fund Project 

Supporting Medical Students : Lab Coats Fund Project 

The Hanoon Foundation is pleased to support a valuable initiative led by the Palestinian Medical Forum—Student Branch, in collaboration with the Faculty of Medicine at the IUG. This project aimed to provide essential supplies—specifically lab coats—to support their...

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Audiovisual equipment – 2022

Audiovisual equipment – 2022

In 2022, FQMS provided financial assistance to IUG to purchase equipment necessary for teaching medical students. This became essential as the number of students increased to around 1,000, creating a need for additional lecture rooms both on campus and in hospitals....

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Anatomy models at Al Quds University

Anatomy models at Al Quds University

Al Quds Medical School (AQU), established in 1994 as the first Palestinian medical school. It was deficient in cadavers for Anatomy teaching. This stems from cultural norms which prohibit cadaveric dissection. Accordingly, AQU resorted to computer-assisted learning...

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Clinical skills laboratory at IUG

Clinical skills laboratory at IUG

Thanks to the Bryan Guinness Charitable Trust, we funded over £6,000 worth of clinical skills equipment for IUG medical school. This equipment is used by more than 600 students. The laboratories are in constant use and much of the equipment was out of date and...

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