Friday, 19 May 2017

Taylor’s University School of Pharmacy had successfully held a Public Health Campaign theme( Women’s Health ) in front of Student Life Centre, Taylor University. It was a one-day event on 25th April 2017 which received an enthusiastic response from the students and public.

President of TUPSS- Jason


















Health Screening Team 
Set Up Team 
BE SMILE
Food & Beverage Team 

The event starts at 9.00a.m. sharp and end at 4.30p.m.The opening ceremony were presented by  Prof. Dr Chua Siew Siang that commended the efforts of both students and lecturers in organizing this campaign. The main objective of this campaign is to understand the women’s reproductive healthcare system to the public and promoting good health.


Followed by Dean of School of Pharmacy-Prof. Chua Siew Siang

 Throughout the campaign, free health screening was offered to the public which included tests for blood pressure, blood glucose, BMI (including visceral fats and subcutaneous fats), bone density. 

Soh Yee Wey was checking for bone density test.
Being enthusiasms for Public Health Campaign
Dr.Bibhu Prasad Panda is also taking part in health screening test
This girl was curious to know her results. 
Professional Practice



Besides, we do have organised a blood donation in collaboration with Ministry Of Health which will be sent to National Blood Centre. The students from Year 2 and Year 3 were providing free consultations to the public on that day for the health screening. TEMP also setting up a booth for their fruit sales and drinks, which have successfully attracted many people come for support. Furthermore, they also put a donation box for their upcoming events. Moreover, there are booths which enhance the knowledge of public ,such as Kenali Ubat Anda , Breast and Cervical Cancer Booth and Menstruation booth that strong linked to our main theme Women’s Health . There are also stalls set up selling their products in  a reasonable price which are also our sponsor (Blackmores & Watson's).


Term & Regulation for Blood Donation 

Blood Group Test before donated


Donating to SAVE LIFE , Thumbs Up 
Supportive on Kenali Ubat Anda
Information booth- Breast & Cervical cancer for Women Health


Gaming booth always show a positive respond from people 
Watson's Store


Blackmores set up

There were also many health talks that were given by lecturer from other university and one of our sponsor (Blackmores).  It was an enjoyable event for the public that visited the event. The Public Health Campaign itself has left an impact on the students which helped them to prepare themselves for their future role as a health care professional. It gave them the opportunity to have better interactions and communication with the public and allows them to apply their knowledge beyond what they have learnt in the classrooms. The campaign itself also served as a wonderful platform that narrowed the gap between the students and also creating a stronger bond between each others.
 

Tea Time
Hungry~Hungry~
The campaign came to a close with a photo-taking session that marked the end of this year’s Public Health Campaign. The ever-enduring spirit by the students and the lecturers was an amazing display of the teamwork shown by the School of Pharmacy which proved that the public always remains our top priority as members of the healthcare team. On behalf of TUPSS Editorial Board would like to congratulate the organizing committee of the Public Health Campaign, all the students which ensured the success of this campaign that took months of meticulous planning. We are looking forward for next year Public Health Campaign.

A special thanks to all committee who organised this events








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