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Day 2 of IHHN’s Youth Training Program shifted the focus from learning about healthcare to experiencing it firsthand. Through interactive sessions and practical activities, trainees explored the many facets of patient care and hospital operations.

Patient Interaction & Ethical Guidelines

The day began with the Pediatric Oncology Psycho-Social Department introducing trainees to the ethical principles of interacting with children undergoing cancer treatment. They then had the opportunity to meet young patients, putting these guidelines into practice with empathy and respect.

Introduction to Nursing

The nursing team highlighted the vital role nurses play in patient care while giving trainees hands-on experience in measuring blood pressure and heart rate using essential medical equipment.

Clinical Operations

Dr. Farah Bari delivered an insightful session on the complexities of managing clinical operations, offering trainees a behind-the-scenes look at how a large healthcare network like IHHN ensures efficient, patient-centred care every day.

Escape Room

The day concluded with a hospital-themed escape room challenge, where trainees worked in teams to respond to a simulated medical emergency. By representing different hospital departments, they learned how collaboration and coordination keep a hospital functioning during critical situations.

From compassionate patient interactions to real-world simulations, Day 2 equipped trainees with practical skills and a deeper appreciation for the teamwork that drives quality healthcare.

Hear from the YTP Trainees

Shanzay Fahad, a 16-year old trainee from Dubai aspirig to become a doctor adds,

Mazen Saleem, 16, from the United States expresses his thoughts on YTP,