University of Fallujah Continues Psychological Support Program for Cancer Patients
The University of Fallujah is continuing the implementation of its psychological support program for cancer patients, which it launched recently to provide psychological and moral support to patients undergoing treatment at Fallujah Teaching Hospital. The program aims to raise patients' morale and strengthen their ability to resist the disease through regular visits and motivational sessions.
Key Highlights
Dr. Naji Ajami Hamid, the official of the Rehabilitation, Employment, and Follow-up Division at the university, emphasized the importance of humanitarian efforts that contribute to helping patients confront cancer. He highlighted that the treatment process requires not only medical care but also psychological support to help patients remain hopeful and resilient.
Dr. Naji Ajami Hamid shared that many patients might lose hope due to the psychological impact of the disease, and he stressed the significance of maximizing hope in God and seeking community support. Encouraging patients and offering hope are integral steps in the healing process, he noted.
- A.M.D. Nahla Naji Hilal underscored the importance of psychological support in strengthening patients' immune systems, helping them not to give up in the face of the disease. She pointed out that psychological resilience can significantly impact the treatment process and overall well-being.
- M.M. Lama Sobhi Salem emphasized that psychological and social support plays a crucial role in helping cancer patients deal with psychological stress, anxiety, and depression. She highlighted that feelings of external support from family and community are vital to helping patients maintain hope during the treatment stages.
Program's Community Impact
This psychological support program aligns with the social responsibility framework adopted by the University of Fallujah, aiming to strengthen community cohesion and build bridges of communication with various segments of society. The university is committed to contributing positively to the lives of cancer patients and supporting them through both medical and emotional challenges.