Pharmacy Department Holds Pre-Viva Discussions for Graduation Research Projects

University Media
 

 Department of Pharmacy held its pre-viva discussions for undergraduate graduation research projects. Conducted in an academic and professional setting, the discussions provided an opportunity for students to present their work before a scientific committee, which evaluated the research and offered constructive feedback to enhance their projects. This marks a crucial step in the students' academic journey.

Dr. Mansour Al-Kholidi, Dean of the Faculty of Medical Sciences, underscored the significance of the research in advancing scientific knowledge and addressing critical healthcare and societal challenges. He commended the students and faculty for their dedication and hard work, emphasizing the department's commitment to academic excellence and innovation.

The evaluation committee included Dr. Abdulqawi Noman, Dean of Academic Affairs; Dr. Shadi Ahmed, Head of the Clinical Pharmacy Department; Dr. Ansam Al-Shamairi; and Dr. Mansour Al-Kholidi.

The research topics presented covered key areas of pharmaceutical and healthcare studies, including:

"Assessing Pharmacovigilance Practices and Perceptions Among Healthcare Professionals: A Comprehensive Study of Pharmacists and Physicians in Taiz, Yemen."
"Evaluating Medication Adherence to Dyslipidemia Management Guidelines Among Statin Users: A Cross-Sectional Study in Taiz, Yemen."
"Biowaiver Monograph for Immediate Release Solid Oral Dosage Form: An In-Depth Evaluation of Doxycycline Hyclate Brands."
These discussions serve as a preparatory phase, with the final research projects set to be reviewed and approved based on the recommendations of the scientific committee..