Sdg3: Good Health And Wellbeing

Abbas Laghrour University hosts 10,321 students, including 489 graduates in healthcare professions.

The university has concluded multiple agreements and collaborations in various healthcare fields with hospitals, including maternal and child health facilities as well as community health centers, to improve health outcomes. These are the various agreements in the health field:

  1-Agreement between the university and the Balsam Al-Shafi Clinic for Diabetes and Endocrinology

2- Agreement between the university and the Public Institution for Neighborhood Health

3- Agreement between the university and the Directorate of Health

4- Agreement between the university and the private clinic Al-Widad

5-Al-Hikma Laboratory  

The university also strives to provide several community awareness programs, which include educating the public about the risks of 

diabetes, encouraging blood donation, and promoting prevention of breast cancer and cervical cancer.

Additionally, the university regularly participates in numerous sports events, both local and national. Despite significant efforts in various 

health areas, the university does not offer services related to sexual and reproductive health

However, the university remains committed to supporting the health of its students and staff by providing access to mental 

health support services. It also enforces a “smoke-free campus” policy throughout all university spaces, ensuring a healthy and 

safe environment for everyone

Good Health and Well-being:3

Abbas Laghrour University in Khenchela seeks to promote good health and well-being through a variety of research and applied activities. These activities include research projects, academic publications, and outputs from research teams, all contributing to public health improvement and the development of healthcare services.

A. PRFU Research Projects

:Studies in Public Health

These studies focus on analyzing health indicators in the community, such as rates of chronic diseases, nutrition patterns, and access to healthcare. The goal of these studies is to understand local health challenges and provide evidence-based recommendations for improving health policies.

:PRFU Research Project: The Food Security Dilemma and Economic Advancement Stakes in Algeria

The PRFU research project titled "The Food Security Dilemma and Economic Advancement Stakes in Algeria" aims to study the risks, opportunities, and challenges associated with food security in Algeria, within a global context characterized by escalating crises. The project seeks to achieve theoretical objectives related to understanding the geopolitical dynamics of global crises and their impact on food security by analyzing the structure of the Algerian economy and the potential for opening up to investments instead of relying on rent-seeking

Additionally, it aims to provide a new research framework that reflects Algeria's position in the geopolitical landscape and enhances national security. Practically, the project focuses on linking research to the national vision for food security development while studying the implications of global crises on this vital area. By raising public awareness about the economic challenges and opportunities arising from food security, the project contributes to enhancing the shared understanding of security and economic issues in Algeria. Through these efforts, the PRFU project effectively contributes to achieving sustainable development and enhancing the competitiveness of the national economy.

:Research on Preventive Healthcare

These research efforts aim to evaluate the effectiveness of health awareness and education programs, such as vaccination campaigns and early disease screening. They also explore ways to promote healthy behaviors among individuals, contributing to the reduction of disease spread

:Healthcare Service Development Projects

These projects focus on improving the quality of healthcare services provided in medical institutions. Research includes evaluating healthcare practices and developing new service delivery models, such as telehealth, making it easier for patients in remote areas to access treatment

B. Faculty Publications

Research in Health Fields: Faculty members publish their research in local medical journals, including the Biotechnology, Water, Ocean, and Health Laboratory, which was established under ministerial decree No. 872 dated October 1, 2018. This contributes to the dissemination of medical knowledge and good health practices. These studies focus on pressing health issues within the community, raising awareness about the importance of public health

• Study of the multiple forms of foreign detoxification genes to better understand the molecular rules of interaction between "environment, genetics, and cancer"
• Study of the impact of environmental factors (environmental and occupational pollution) on the susceptibility to the emergence of multiple causative cancers
• Exploration of the richness of medicinal plants endemic to biologically active molecules and assessment of their cytotoxic effects on cancer cell lines
• Exploration of the richness of major crops in biologically active molecules and evaluation of their cytotoxic effects on cancer cell lines
• Valuation and conservation of bio-geographical resources
• Water, environment, and climate change
• Biological and nutritional valuation of plant and animal resources
• Biotechnology and environmental microbiology: Isolation and selection of microbial strains (bacteria, fungi, algae, etc.) that produce biologically active molecules, as well as attempts to use microorganisms and their metabolites (primary and secondary) for applications in the fields of agriculture, animal feed, environment, and therapy. Additionally, this team's trends also relate to the molecular mechanisms of microbial resistance to antimicrobial agents
• Sustainable management of groundwater and surface water resources
• Sustainable soil management and conservation
• Management of natural risks associated with water and soil, especially soil erosion and flooding
• Management of ecosystems primarily dependent on water and soil

Keywords for the Laboratory: Biotechnology, Water, Ocean, Health

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International Studies in Public Health:These studies include comparisons between healthcare systems in different countries, providing valuable insights into the successes and challenges of each system. This research aids in the exchange of global knowledge and experiences, contributing to the improvement of health policies.

:Scientific Papers on Health Development

These studies include comparisons between healthcare systems in different countries, providing valuable insights into the successes and challenges of each system. This research helps in the exchange of global knowledge and experiences, contributing to the improvement of health policies

Scientific Papers on Health Development: These papers discuss recent trends in healthcare and technological advancements, such as the use of artificial intelligence in diagnosis and treatment. The aim of these papers is to enhance understanding of how to improve the quality of healthcare through innovation. Among them is the article by Professors Khaloud Kalash and Samia Bouhafs titled "The Emergence of E-Health as a Mechanism to Combat Coronavirus in Algeria."

https://www.asjp.cerist.dz/en/downArticle/183/17/1/188868 

C. Research Team Outputs 

Reports on Healthcare Programs: The research teams produce detailed reports on various healthcare programs, including an assessment of their effectiveness and impact on the community. These reports help guide health policies and identify areas needing improvement. Among these is the article by Professors Khalash Khaloud and Bouhafs Samia titled "The Emergence of E-Health as a Mechanism to Combat Coronavirus in Algeria."
 https://www.asjp.cerist.dz/en/article/188868

There is also an article by Professor Zudira Sharaf Eddine titled "Digitization in Public Health Institutions: A Case Study of the Public Health Institution of Gais, Khenchela State."
 https://univ-khenchela.com/explore/articles.php?article=939 

Studies on Mental Health: These studies focus on analyzing issues related to mental health, such as depression and anxiety. The aim of this research is to understand the factors influencing mental health and to provide strategies for early intervention and psychological support.

Research on Quality of Life: These studies include evaluating the social and economic factors that affect quality of life, including environmental and psychological factors. The aim of these studies is to provide recommendations for improving living standards in the community, contributing to overall well-being. Among this is Research Team 5: Innovative :Materials for the Environment, Health, and Storage, and its research axes

• Application of new biological technologies (plant biotechnology, resource management)
• Improving quality and increasing food, agricultural, and industrial productivity
• Preserving biodiversity and its sustainable use to face biotic and abiotic constraints

:This information is published through

• The university's official website: https://univ-khenchela.com/#!
• The official Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/?locale=fr_FR
• The YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=ZghffzdzpVI
• The page dedicated to Goal 3 on the university's Sustainable Development website: https://univ-khenchela.com/explore/articles.php?article=1868

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