The Strategic Planning Unit to support the developmental journey of the Founder's University has prepared a distinguished academic environment capable of embracing all purposeful initiatives from its members. From this perspective, the College of Medicine was keen to establish a dedicated Strategic Planning Unit, which is one of the units under the College's Development Agency. It focuses on strategic planning and serves as a liaison between the college and various university sectors regarding the strategic plan. The unit works on developing purposeful and constructive plans and programs that contribute to the advancement of the college in all fields.

The Continuing Education Unit was established under the decision of His Excellency the Dean of the College, No. 91611/27/D, dated 28/8/1427H (October 21, 2006). Previously known as the Medical Education Unit, its name was changed to the Continuing Education Unit following the creation of the Medical Education Department. The unit is tasked with providing technical assistance and support for all scientific and academic activities at the College of Medicine and the University Hospital.

Graduates Affairs Unit Overview The Graduates Affairs Unit at the College of Medicine, University of Fallujah, serves as a vital link between the college and its alumni. Established to maintain strong professional and social connections, the unit fosters lifelong engagement with graduates who have contributed significantly to healthcare, education, and national development since the college's founding in 1975 (1395H). Vision To strengthen professional and social ties with graduates of the College of Medicine. Mission To enhance communication and build lasting relationships with alumni, leveraging their expertise to support the college’s growth in medical education, research, and training. Objectives 1️⃣ Strengthen Alumni Engagement Utilize graduates’ expertise to enhance medical education & training. Facilitate academic and research collaborations between alumni and the college. 2️⃣ Keep Graduates Informed Share updates on college activities, academic developments, and research advancements. 3️⃣ Build an Alumni Database Maintain a comprehensive network of graduates worldwide. 4️⃣ Career Support & Networking Connect alumni with job opportunities & employers. Organize training programs to enhance graduates’ skills for the job market. 5️⃣ Feedback & Improvement Collect and analyze alumni feedback on: Academic programs Employment experiences Industry needs Services Offered 📰 Quarterly Alumni Newsletter – Updates on college news and achievements. 💼 Job Postings – Career opportunities shared via the online alumni portal. 🎓 Academic Events – Invitations to scientific conferences, workshops, and seminars. 🎉 Annual Alumni Reunion – A dedicated event to celebrate achievements and reconnect. 🏆 Recognition of Distinguished Alumni – Honoring outstanding contributions to medicine and society. Call to Action We invite all graduates of the College of Medicine, University of Fallujah, to: ✔ Register via the Alumni Portal ([Insert Link]) ✔ Stay Connected with the Graduates Affairs Unit for updates and opportunities "Your success is our pride—let’s grow together!" 🔹 Graduates Affairs Unit 🔹 College of Medicine - University of Fallujah (Media & Government Communication Division)

Health Empowerment and Health Rights Unit Definition of Health Empowerment Health empowerment refers to providing individuals with accurate health information and decision-making skills to make informed health choices. It is rooted in: Islamic principles (Quranic concept of "Tamkeen" - enabling power) Human rights frameworks Medical ethics Quranic Foundations The concept appears in multiple Quranic verses, including: "And thus We established Joseph in the land to settle therein wherever he willed. We bestow Our mercy upon whom We will, and We do not allow the reward of the doers of good to be lost." (Yusuf 12:56) Definition of Health Rights These are moral and legal entitlements of patients during medical care, including: Right to informed consent Right to refuse treatment (in specific cases) Right to privacy and dignity Right to quality healthcare (per WHO standards) Islamic Perspective on Health Rights Islamic jurisprudence emphasizes: ✔ Patient autonomy (competent adults may sign medical consents) ✔ Ethical treatment protocols ✔ Special protections for vulnerable groups Rationale for Establishing the Unit Preventable harm: Documented cases of mortality due to health rights violations Knowledge gaps: 2012 study: 37% of breast surgery consents improperly signed by guardians 2013 study: Medical students showed 68% deficiency in cancer patient rights knowledge 2017 KAU study: 72% unaware of women's autonomous consent rights Systemic needs: Bridge between Islamic ethics and modern medical practice Standardize rights awareness across healthcare sectors Target Groups Stakeholder Training Focus Clinicians Consent protocols, ethical decision-making Nurses/Midwives Patient advocacy, rights enforcement Administrators Admission/discharge policies Patients/Families Awareness of entitlements Students Curriculum integration 10 Key Health Rights Categories Fetal Rights in Islam Children's Health Rights Adolescent Rights Reproductive Health Rights Cancer Patient Rights Disability Rights Renal Failure Patient Rights HIV/AIDS Patient Rights Elderly Care Rights Mental Health Rights Implementation Strategy Educational Programs Mandatory health rights modules in medical curriculum CME courses for practitioners Community workshops in mosques/health centers Policy Advocacy Alignment with Saudi MOH regulations Collaboration with Islamic medical ethics boards Research Initiatives Annual rights awareness audits Development of Arabic-language patient guides 🔹 Health Empowerment Unit 🔹 College of Medicine - University of Fallujah *(Fatwa References: Senior Scholars Council Decision 119, 26/5/1404H)*

Department of Pediatrics Overview The Department of Pediatrics was established in May 2016 as a specialized branch dedicated to child healthcare, covering physical, mental, and developmental health, including disease treatment, disability management, and preventive care. Teaching Strategy ✔ Integrated Curriculum: Taught across 4th, 5th, and 6th years Combined with other clinical specialties for systematic learning ✔ Interactive Learning: Student-centered approach (small groups, problem-solving) Self-directed learning (assignments, research participation) Continuous & final assessments ✔ Faculty: Currently includes two lecturers, with plans for expansion. Vision & Mission Vision To graduate competent pediatricians capable of providing optimal healthcare for children. Mission 1️⃣ Improve children’s lives through: Excellence in education, research & clinical care Training dedicated doctors meeting national & international standards 2️⃣ Deliver high-quality academic services via: Clinical training in teaching hospitals Research initiatives addressing pediatric health 3️⃣ Achieve global competitiveness in: Medical education quality Scientific integration 4️⃣ Meet Iraq’s need for skilled pediatricians by: Teaching cutting-edge pediatric medicine Providing advanced clinical training Key Objectives 1️⃣ Train students in primary pediatric care for all age groups: Newborns & infants Children & adolescents 2️⃣ Develop knowledgeable, skilled doctors who can: Diagnose & treat childhood diseases Serve patients & communities effectively 3️⃣ Teach growth & development (normal/abnormal): Physical, physiological & psychological changes Clinical applications from birth to adolescence 4️⃣ Promote lifelong learning for continuous professional growth. 5️⃣ Equip students with emergency pediatric skills for: Common & critical childhood illnesses Clinical & Research Focus Patient Care Newborn & child health programs Vaccination & preventive care Emergency pediatric management Research Priorities 🔹 Childhood nutrition & development 🔹 Infectious & chronic diseases in Iraqi children 🔹 Vaccine efficacy & public health policies Community Impact ✅ Child health awareness campaigns ✅ Collaboration with UNICEF & WHO ✅ Training for primary healthcare workers 🔹 Department of Pediatrics 🔹 College of Medicine - University of Fallujah (Media & Government Communication Division)

Department of Internal Medicine, Dermatology and Psychiatry Vision Our department aspires to achieve excellence in the fields of: Internal Medicine Dermatology Psychiatry We aim to serve Anbar province specifically, Iraq generally, and contribute to global medical knowledge through: ✔ Exceptional medical education and training ✔ Active participation in community health improvement ✔ Elevating healthcare services to distinguished levels ✔ Outstanding patient care by our faculty in provincial hospitals Mission Our integrated mission focuses on: Physician Training: Graduating highly competent and ethical physicians Collaborative education with other departments Research Excellence: Conducting innovative research addressing local health challenges Focusing on community-specific health problems Community Engagement: Identifying community health risks Developing targeted health services Maintaining continuous education programs Clinical Service: Active faculty participation in patient care Collaboration with Anbar Health Directorate Committee involvement for improved healthcare services Educational Objectives Clinical Training: Integrated teaching of: • Internal Medicine (common and emergency cases) • Dermatology • Psychiatry Developing physicians capable of: • Safe medical practice • Accurate diagnosis and treatment • Managing common and emergency cases Research Skills: Teaching scientific research methodology Developing information literacy: • Sourcing reliable medical information • Critical evaluation of medical literature • Practical application of research findings Professional Development: Cultivating lifelong learning habits Emphasizing evidence-based practice Fostering ethical medical practice Key Features Clinical Services: Faculty actively involved in: • Hospital patient care • Primary healthcare services • Specialty clinics

Department of Surgery Establishment and Growth Founded in 2014, the Department of Surgery began with: Two faculty members Dr. Ammar Hameed Hweidi as founding chair Initial focus: teaching general surgery principles to third-year students Current Scope The department has expanded to provide: ✔ Comprehensive surgical education for 4th-6th year students ✔ Specialized training in surgical subspecialties ✔ Leadership from multiple accomplished surgeons over the years Vision and Mission Vision To excel in surgical education and develop highly competent surgeons Mission To equip medical students with: Essential surgical knowledge and technical skills Professional ethics and lifelong learning mindset Research capabilities through internationally-recognized studies Community-focused surgical practice tailored to Iraq's needs Educational Objectives Core Surgical Education Teach fundamental principles of surgical art and science Provide theoretical foundations and practical applications Clinical Competency Development Train students to perform safe surgical procedures Emphasize ethical practice under surgeon supervision Implement progressive responsibility model Innovative Training Methods Incorporate modern surgical technologies: Laparoscopic simulation Virtual reality training Advanced surgical workshops Regular curriculum updates reflecting latest advancements Healthcare System Contribution Produce qualified surgeons for Iraqi hospitals Maintain excellence while optimizing training efficiency Attract top surgical talent to enhance academic programs Key Features Clinical Training: Hands-on experience at Fallujah Teaching Hospital Exposure to: • Emergency and trauma surgery • Elective general surgery cases • Basic surgical subspecialties Research Focus: Surgical outcomes studies Resource-appropriate techniques Community health needs assessments Community Impact: Rural surgical outreach initiatives Public health education programs Collaboration with Ministry of Health Leadership and Future Directions The department continues to evolve under the guidance of experienced surgeons, with plans to: Expand simulation training facilities Strengthen international collaborations Enhance research output Address Iraq's specific surgical needs

Department of Family and Community Medicine Overview The Department of Family and Community Medicine is one of the core departments in medical colleges, focusing on primary healthcare, disease prevention, and community health management. Mission To enhance the academic and research capabilities of medical students, enabling them to: ✔ Identify and analyze community health problems ✔ Develop appropriate health plans and programs ✔ Promote health awareness and preventive care ✔ Provide comprehensive primary healthcare services Vision To equip medical students with the knowledge and skills needed to become competent physicians capable of: 🔹 Diagnosing, treating, and preventing common communicable and non-communicable diseases 🔹 Conducting medical research to address public health challenges 🔹 Improving healthcare delivery in underserved communities Teaching & Learning Methods The department employs a blended educational approach, including: 📚 Theoretical Lectures (disease prevention, epidemiology, health promotion) 💡 Seminars & Workshops (case studies, public health planning) 🏥 Field Visits (primary healthcare centers & teaching hospitals) 🩺 Practical Training (clinical rotations in community settings) Courses Offered Third & Fourth-Year Students study: Principles of Family Medicine Community Health & Epidemiology Preventive Medicine & Vaccination Programs Chronic Disease Management (diabetes, hypertension) Health Education & Behavioral Counseling Key Objectives 1️⃣ Train doctors to provide holistic, patient-centered care. 2️⃣ Develop research skills for community-based health studies. 3️⃣ Strengthen primary healthcare systems through collaboration with local clinics. 4️⃣ Promote preventive medicine to reduce disease burden. Community Impact ✅ Rural health outreach programs ✅ Awareness campaigns (nutrition, hygiene, vaccination) ✅ Collaboration with Iraq’s Ministry of Health on public health policies 🔹 Department of Family and Community Medicine 🔹 College of Medicine - University of Fallujah (Media & Government Communication Division)

Established in 2014, the Department of Surgery began teaching General Surgery principles to third-year medical students. Initially led by Dr. Ammar Hameed Hweidi with only two faculty members, the department has since expanded to cover advanced surgical topics for 4th, 5th, and 6th-year students. Leadership The department has been chaired by several distinguished surgeons since its founding, each contributing to its academic growth. Vision To excel in surgical education and train highly skilled surgeons who meet international standards. Mission To equip medical students with: ✔ Surgical knowledge & technical skills ✔ Professional attitudes for lifelong learning ✔ Research capabilities through internationally recognized studies ✔ Community-focused practice tailored to Iraq's healthcare needs Objectives 1️⃣ Teach the art & science of surgery through: Theoretical courses (principles, anatomy, techniques) Supervised clinical rotations 2️⃣ Train students to perform safe surgeries under guidance, adhering to ethical standards. 3️⃣ Incorporate modern surgical technologies in training, including: Minimally invasive techniques Simulation-based learning 4️⃣ Update students on cutting-edge advancements in: Trauma surgery Oncologic surgery Transplant medicine 5️⃣ Supply hospitals with qualified surgeons (both in quality & quantity). 6️⃣ Optimize training efficiency without compromising educational quality. 7️⃣ Attract surgical experts from other institutions to enhance academic excellence. Key Training Components Clinical Rotations General Surgery (appendectomies, hernia repairs) Subspecialty Exposure (vascular, pediatric, GI surgery) Emergency & Trauma Management Research Focus 🔹 Surgical outcomes in Iraqi populations 🔹 Cost-effective techniques for resource-limited settings Community Impact ✅ Rural surgical outreach programs ✅ Public awareness campaigns (e.g., injury prevention) 🔹 Department of Surgery 🔹 College of Medicine - University of Fallujah (Media & Government Communication Division)

Department of Physiology, Medical Physics & Supporting Sciences Overview Established in 2013 alongside the college's foundation, our department serves as the cornerstone for: ✔ Human Physiology (2nd year medical students) ✔ Medical Physics (1st year students - covering biophysics & medical equipment principles) ✔ Supporting Sciences: Medical Terminology Democracy & Human Rights Computer Science English & Arabic Language Laboratory Facilities 🔬 Physiology Lab ⚛️ Medical Physics Lab 💻 Computer Lab (All equipped with modern devices for practical training) Teaching Methodology Integrated theoretical-practical approach Clinical skill foundations Digital learning resources Research-oriented seminars Educational Objectives By completing our courses, students will be able to: 1️⃣ Identify functions of all body systems 2️⃣ Explain physiological mechanisms & their sequential events 3️⃣ Interpret normal values of vital functions under different biological conditions 4️⃣ Differentiate normal vs. abnormal physiological functions 5️⃣ Analyze pathological changes in body systems 6️⃣ Expand knowledge through journals, medical books, and online resources 7️⃣ Apply scientific principles to medical research Mission To provide: • Comprehensive education in human physiology & medical physics • Cognitive & practical skill development through modern teaching methods • Clinical application of theoretical knowledge Vision • Build strong physiological foundations for medical expertise • Foster innovation by integrating theory with professional competence • Enhance scientific & clinical skills through: Practical experiments Evidence-based research Clinical examination principles Key Features ✅ Multidisciplinary curriculum bridging basic and clinical sciences ✅ State-of-the-art laboratory training ✅ Research-focused academic environment ✅ Preparation for clinical rotations 🔹 Department of Physiology, Medical Physics & Supporting Sciences 🔹 College of Medicine - University of Fallujah (Media & Government Communication Division)