King Abdullah Medical Complex in Jeddah concludes the “Teacher Occupational Health” initiative with qualitative results that support the readiness of educational personnel for the next academic year

The Medical Rehabilitation Department at King Abdullah Medical Complex, one of the components of the Second Jeddah Health Cluster, concluded the “Teacher Occupational Health” initiative, which was implemented during the academic year and targeted educational staff at the primary level, as part of its efforts to promote preventive health and support the goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 aimed at improving the quality of life.

The initiative was implemented through an integrated, multidisciplinary field program, which included awareness and practical sessions for preventive exercises, specialized consultations, and practical guidance in the field of occupational health, and providing them with supportive tools, with the aim of raising awareness of sound health practices and preventing problems associated with the educational work environment.

The initiative resulted in qualitative results, as it achieved a satisfaction rate of 100%, while the rate of knowledge benefit reached 98%, and the rate of behavioral intention to implement healthy practices reached 95%, which reflects the effectiveness of the program in enhancing health awareness and creating a positive impact among the beneficiaries, which contributes to supporting the readiness of educational staff for the next academic year.

This initiative embodies King Abdullah Medical Complex’s commitment to strengthening community partnerships, establishing a culture of prevention as the basic foundation for improving the public health of society, and contributing to building healthy and sustainable work environments, in line with the objectives of the Health Sector Transformation Program and the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.