FORUM OF STAKEHOLDERS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ZENICA FORMED

On 28.12. In 2017, the 1st meeting of the Stakeholder Forum of the University of Zenica was held, attended by Amela Kantić (Chief Nurse - Tešanj General Hospital), Hasan Škiljo, PhD (Tešanj General Hospital), Emir Čabrić, PhD (Polyclinic with Day Hospital Doboj - South), Associate Professor Mersija Kasumović (Cantonal Institute of Occupational Medicine and Sports Medicine), Alija Zukić (PZU MEDICOM), Željko Bodul (Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports ZDK), PhD Selvedina Sarajlić - Spahić (JU DZ Zenica), Associate Professor Rasim Skomorac (Cantonal Hospital Zenica), Nidžara Halilović – Čustović (JU Home for the Elderly), Amir Čustović, MSc (JU Institute for Addiction Diseases), Prof. PhD Malik Čabaravdić (UNZE), Associate Doctor SC Harun Hodžić (Dean - Medf UNZE), Prof. PhD Damir Kukić (Rector - UNZE), Mirza Oruč MA (UNZE). In addition to those present, the composition of the MedfUNZE Stakeholder Forum includes representatives of the relevant Ministries of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of the ZDK as well as the Ministry of Health of the ZDK and the chief medical technician/nurse of the KBZ. The first/initial meeting of the stakeholder forum of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Zenica was opened by the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Zenica with welcoming words, after which the Rector of the University of Zenica Damir Kukić, Prof. . assistant Mirza Oruč, QA manager MedfUNZE presented the activities in the past 2017 and the development plans in 2018 of MedfUNZE.

After the presentation, Prof. Malik Čabaravdić, Ph.D., presented the importance of cooperation with the ¨industry¨, which is important for the upcoming accreditation of the Health Care study program and the University of Zenica as a whole.

The Stakeholder Forum of the Faculty of Medicine in Zenica is an advisory body that will participate in the development of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Zenica, representing the needs of the medical ¨industry¨ in our Canton and beyond.