Workshop: Preparation of Culture Media, Bacterial Cultivation, and Diagnosis
Under the patronage of the President of the University of Basrah, Professor Muhannad Jawad Kadhim , and supervised by the Dean of Al-Zahraa College of Medicine, Assistant Professor Jawad Ramadan Fadhil , Al-Zahraa College of Medicine, in collaboration with the Department of Microbiology and the Department of Anatomy, and in coordination with the Center for Development and Continuing Education, organized a scientific workshop titled: "Preparation of Culture Media, Bacterial Cultivation, and Diagnosis."
Workshop Details
- Location: Microbiology Laboratory, Al-Zahraa College of Medicine
- Date: Thursday, April 10, 2025
- Time: 10:30 AM
Participants and Supervisors
The workshop was conducted by a distinguished group of academic experts in microbiology and medical anatomy, including:
- Dr. Zeinab Khalid Khalil
- Dr. Ban Mohammed Saleh
- Dr. Firqad Majid Mohsen
The organizing committee also played a significant role in arranging the workshop, consisting of:
- Associate Professor Dr. Wameed Hashem Abbas
- Associate Professor Dr. Abeer Louay Mohsen
- Amina Shakir Mahdi*
Workshop Objectives
The workshop aimed to enhance students' practical skills and academic knowledge in microbiology, focusing on:
1. Preparation of Culture Media: Teaching students the proper techniques for preparing bacterial growth media.
2. Bacterial Cultivation: Training students in precise procedures for bacterial sample cultivation.
3. Bacterial Diagnosis: Developing students' ability to identify and classify bacteria using various laboratory techniques.
Importance of the Workshop
This workshop is an essential part of the ongoing efforts by Al-Zahraa College of Medicine to equip students with practical skills required in the medical and laboratory fields. Additionally, it contributes to enhancing students' understanding of microbiological principles, enabling them to apply their knowledge in clinical and laboratory practices in the future.
Attendance and Outcomes
The workshop saw outstanding participation from students of Al-Zahraa College of Medicine, who displayed great interest and interacted actively during the practical activities and discussions. The final results of the workshop demonstrated a remarkable improvement in students’ skills and understanding of bacterial preparation and diagnosis, emphasizing the importance of such academic initiatives.
Closing Remarks
This workshop is part of a series of scientific activities designed to elevate the academic and practical level of students. We look forward to organizing more similar events that contribute to skill development and innovation in medicine and microbiology. Special thanks and appreciation to all those involved in making this workshop a success, and we wish our students continued excellence and success
