College of Health Sciences (CoHS), Gulf Medical University (GMU) is proud to announce that the research work titled “A Guide on Radiation for Nurses” has been officially granted Intellectual Works Rights Registration by the UAE Ministry of Economy and Tourism.
The Guide was conceptualized and developed by Albin Babu M. Wilson, Lecturer, Medical Imaging Sciences, in collaboration with Dr. Anusha Sreejith, Faculty, College of Medicine, Dr. Mohammad Rawasdeh, Associate Dean Academic Professor & Chairperson, Department of Medical Imaging Sciences, Dr. Kumaraguruparan Gopal, Associate Professor & BPT Program Director, Department of Physiotherapy, Dr. Sathees Kumar Durairaj, Assistant Professor, Department of Physiotherapy, Dr. Gurulingappa Ishwarappa, Lecturer, Department Anesthesia Technology, Dr. Animesh Hazari, Associate Professor, Department of Physiotherapy and Dr. Praveen Kumar, Dean, CoHS.
The guide was developed as an educational and professional resource to enhance nurses’ understanding of radiation, radiation safety, and safe practices in clinical healthcare environments. It provides nurses with essential knowledge regarding radiation exposure, potential risks, principles of radiation protection, and their role in ensuring safety for themselves, patients, and other healthcare professionals.
Designed as a practical and accessible resource, “A Guide on Radiation for Nurses” aims to strengthen radiation awareness among nursing professionals and support the integration of radiation safety principles into clinical practice.
The intellectual property registration recognizes the originality and educational value of the guide, while protecting the intellectual contributions of the research team. This achievement reflects GMU’s continued commitment to research, innovation, intellectual property development, and excellence in healthcare education.
Dr. Praveen Kumar, Dean – College of Health Sciences, congratulated the research team on this prestigious recognition for “A Guide on Radiation for Nurses,” noting that the achievement further strengthens the reputation of the College of Health Sciences and Gulf Medical University for excellence in healthcare education, research, innovation, and the development of resources that promote radiation safety in clinical practice.
He also remarked, “The research team is commended for translating their knowledge and innovative efforts into a valuable educational resource that enhances radiation awareness and promotes safer healthcare practices among nurses.”
