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Jordan
Jordan
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Jordan University Hospital is the teaching hospital for the College of Medicine/Jordan University. it is located in Amman Jordan and serves as a tertiary care center and referral source for pediatric care.
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Jordan is host to more than 2 million refugees, most of them from Syria.
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Arabic is the official language of Jordan. English is the language of teaching in the medical school and for medical record documentation.
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Amman is the capital of Jordan, with a population of around 1.9 million inhabitants. Amman is a large metropolitan city with varied cultural opportunities from the ancient to the ultramodern.
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The one-month experience will include:
- Introduction to Jordan: including field trips to selected important sites
- Cultural orientation
- Safety and security orientation
- Health system orientation
- Survival Arabic: intensive classes at QASED Institute
- Clinical rotations with academic patient care teams, including hospital medicine teams, and a selection of general and specialty outpatient teams as well as neonatology and critical care units
- Close interaction with faculty and pediatric house officers
- Attendance of daily didactic activities
- Housing near the hospital (walkable distance)