Beginning of the health monitoring plan for new incoming undergraduate and graduate students at Qom University of Technology
According to the university's public relations office: The health monitoring plan at Qom University of Technology will be held for all new incoming undergraduate and graduate students.
Dr. Jafar Ghanbari, the Vice President for Student Affairs and Cultural Affairs at the university, stated that the aim of implementing this plan is to gain a profile of the physical and mental health of the students based on data assessment and medical examinations. He noted that at the end, the collected information will be sent to the Counseling and Health Office of the Ministry of Science.
He indicated that this year, as in previous years, the health monitoring plan for new students will also be conducted for all students entering in the 95-96 academic year across all levels of education. He expressed that this plan will be executed in two phases, monitoring the physical-health status and assessing the mental health of newly admitted students within a two-month timeframe.
Dr. Ghanbari elaborated on the physical and mental health plan, stating that in this plan, questionnaires will be provided to students, which will cover aspects such as physical and psychological health, dietary habits, and medical history of the students. If necessary, they will be referred to the doctor and consultant at the university's counseling and health center.
The university's cultural and student affairs office emphasized that the presence of new incoming students in this plan is mandatory for documenting information in their student files, and non-participation in this plan may result in limitations in the provision of welfare services. It was recommended to all new students to participate in this plan according to the announced two-month schedule and not to postpone the opportunity to join this important initiative until the last days of its implementation.
