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Omani college helps train maternity nurses in Kuwait

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KUWAIT: The Ministry of Health has launched a new two-week training program for maternity nurses, in partnership with the Oman College of Health Sciences, as part of Kuwait’s broader push to upgrade the skills of its nursing workforce and enhance the quality of healthcare across the country. The training, which kicked off at the new Maternity Hospital, brings together 30 nurses from various public hospitals for hands-on and classroom-based sessions.

“This course is part of the training plan under the memorandum of understanding signed between the two sides,” said Dr. Eman Al-Awadhi, Director of the Nursing Services Department, on Sunday. “It is one of three specialized nursing programs included in this year’s plan.”

The program includes lectures and simulation-based exercises and is designed to equip nurses with both theoretical and practical skills to provide safe, comprehensive care to women before, during, and after childbirth. This marks the fourth course to be delivered in 2025 through the Oman partnership. Earlier sessions focused on neonatal care, emergency and trauma nursing, and the preparation of nurse educators and trainers in hospitals.

The training stems from a memorandum of understanding signed in May 2024 between Kuwait’s Ministry of Health and the Oman College of Health Sciences. At the time, the ministry described the agreement as a key step in developing the healthcare workforce under the government’s broader plan to invest in human capital.

“The goal is to train as many nurses as possible across a range of specialties to strengthen clinical, technical, communication and leadership skills,” the ministry said in a statement when the agreement was signed. The ministry also noted that trained nurses will be expected to pass on their knowledge by training their colleagues in their respective hospitals, creating a multiplying effect within the healthcare system. The collaboration began with a four-week intensive care nursing course at Jaber Al-Ahmad Hospital in mid-2024. — Agencies

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Kuwait Nat’l Control Center Diligent work ensuring power grid efficiency

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 KUWAIT:  Employees at Kuwait National Control Center work diligently round the clock to oversee and operate the state’s electric grid. Through a large display screen, the employees can ascertain malfunction points and blackouts, in addition to overseeing regular maintenance programs. The center also ensures efficient use of energy, to guarantee continuous supply to customers. — KUNA

 

 

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Burgan Bank holds Emotional Aid workshop for staff

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KUWAIT: Driven by its commitment to fostering a supportive work environment and leading positive change in Kuwait’s banking sector, Burgan Bank hosted an Emotional Aid workshop, in collaboration with Anara, at its head office. The workshop was delivered by Dr Kim Dillen, a licensed neuropsychologist with extensive experience in mental health care, brain imaging, and neuropsychological assessment, to select senior staff members across various departments, equipping them with the necessary skills to become Burgan Bank’s trusted Emotional Wellness Champions. This initiative, which was widely met with enthusiasm across the bank’s different departments, is part of an expansive program guided by its mission to become an employer of choice and maintain its status as a Great Place to Work.

“Burgan Bank extends its ongoing commitment to instilling mental health as a fundamental pillar of its corporate work culture. Prioritizing our employees’ health and safety stems from our belief that a balanced environment is a catalyst for growth and creativity,” said Zahra Boarki, Senior Manager – Internal Communication at Burgan Bank.

Zahra Boarki

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She added: “We are committed to maintaining a robust series of internal events and activities that seek to enrich all aspects of our employees’ lives, bolstering their physical and mental wellbeing at all times. This comes as part of the bank’s strategy to foster flexible and sustainable work environment standards, focused on achieving a work-life balance and becoming the employer of Choice Our mission is to an employer of choice that prioritize employee development: emotionally, mentally and professionally.”

The Emotional Aid workshop marks a significant step forward in promoting employee wellness and setting a new standard for employee care at Burgan Bank. To ensure its sustainability, the initiative follows a top-down design, which prepares managers and equips them with the necessary knowledge and tools to respond adequately to their team’s need for personal as well as professional support and guidance.

As a bank that is “Driven by You”, Burgan Bank recognizes that fulfillment is key to outstanding performance and innovation, thus sparing no effort to meet its employees’ diverse needs for holistic personal and professional growth, beginning with mental, physical and emotional wellness. It is worth noting that Burgan Bank launched numerous activities and programs to support employees’ health and well-being, aiming to create a safe, comfortable and empowering work environment, this includes an internal clinic, a mother’s room for new moms, reduced working hours throughout the week, as well as paid leave options such as self-care days leave, paternity leave, marriage leave and birthday leave. The bank also launched various programs to support employee talents and encourage them to be part of its strategy.

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