MSA Physical Therapy Faculty Showcases Excellence at Benha International Conference on Sustainable Healthcare
The Faculty of Physical Therapy at University proudly participated in the 2nd International Conference of Benha University, held under the theme:
“From Recovery to Sustainability.”
This participation came under the gracious invitation of Prof. Dr. Olfat Diab, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Therapy, who represented the Egyptian Health Council at the conference. Her Excellency was honored during the opening ceremony by Prof. Dr. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University & Prof. Dr. Waleed Mansour, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Therapy, Benha University, in recognition of her distinguished contributions.
Additionally, Prof. Dr. Heba Abdeen, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Affairs, participated as a Chairperson of a Scientific Session, reflecting the Faculty’s active academic role and leadership presence throughout the conference.
The Faculty was also represented through a number of outstanding student research projects. The following students were honored, and their research papers have been selected for publication in the Scientific Journal of Benha University, accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities:
Third-Year Students:
• Nada Osama
• Mariam Mohamed Yehia
Fourth-Year Students:
• Dareen Ahmed Abdel Fattah
• Olivia Emad
• Jana Ibrahim
• Amira Abdelnasser
• Mariam Ahmed
Under supervision of
Dr. Omnia Saeed &
Dr. Ahmed Raafat
The conference aimed to highlight the latest advancements in rehabilitation and sustainable healthcare practices, promote interdisciplinary collaboration in medical and health sciences, support research innovation and academic excellence among students and professionals, emphasize the transition from patient recovery to long-term sustainability in healthcare systems, and encourage knowledge exchange between national and international experts.
This participation reflects the Faculty’s continuous commitment to academic excellence, scientific research, and active engagement in leading scientific events.
