A 48-page internal nursing magazine from Takhassusi Hospital and Women's Health Hospital, part of Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Medical Group in Saudi Arabia. It covers nursing recognition events, professional development, quality improvement projects, and hospital achievements from 2025-2026.
This magazine documents nursing life at Takhassusi Hospital and Women's Health Hospital in Saudi Arabia, covering events, awards, and professional milestones from 2025-2026. It is written for nursing staff, hospital administrators, and healthcare professionals interested in nursing recognition and quality improvement.
The first section covers International Nurses Day 2026, held on May 12 under the theme 'Our Nurses. Our Future. Empowered Nurses Save Lives.' The event included family video messages for nurses, gift vouchers, and recognition ceremonies for the DAISY Award and Ideal Nurse honours. Loyalty awards were given to staff with 10, 15 or 20 years of service at both hospitals.
The QUDWA role model programme is explained in detail. It recognises nursing staff who meet strict criteria including eight months continuous service, no patient reports, zero absences, no disciplinary actions, and the lowest sick leave and missing swipes. In 2026, 59 nursing professionals received QUDWA recognition across three quarters.
The magazine introduces the EPIC Nursing Professional Practice Model, which stands for Empowerment, Professional Growth, Innovation, and Collaboration. The model serves as the foundation for nursing practice, clinical decision-making, and quality improvement at Takhassusi Hospital. The hospital also announces the start of its Magnet recognition journey, with a target of accreditation by 2029.
Women's Health Hospital announces its CBAHI accreditation achievement. The magazine then presents 'From Pump to Preemie', a quality improvement project that increased expressed breast milk feeding in the NICU from 60% to 82%, exceeding its 75% target. This project won the Second HMG Quality Improvement Project Award. The final feature covers the Tamayoz ceremony honouring Abdulaziz Al Daghar for creating eight in-house digital tools for nursing teams.