IECRC Medical Community Training Courses

IECRC Courses and Seminars for the Medical Community

IECRC is actively developing a set of courses and seminars geared to foster understanding and good will between the Muslim Community in the United States and the general American community. The goal of this project is to enable Hospitals, Hopice Care Facilities, Covalescence Homes, Nursing Homes, Phsychiatric Hospitals, and the General Medical Community in the United States to better interact with and understand the needs of Muslim patients. Schools, Colleges, and Universities may also request sessions, which are available on instructor availability basis.

Please contact the IECRC at the numbers provided to arrange for an appointment. The IECRC also welcomes custom-tailored collaborative course development projects in order to build our community-based curriculum.

Currently, the following courses are available:

Hospice Care for the Muslim Patient: Social Concerns, Beliefs, Traditions

Course Duration: 1.5 Hours
Type of Training: Instructor-led
Format: Lecture with Q & A
Facilities: Provided by requesting organization
Availability: Subject to availability of instructors

Course Description:
Hospice care facilities and hospitals are wondering why is it that Muslims hardly ever seek hospice care. This 1.5 hour course is geared towards hospice care workers and nurses, administrators, medical physicians, and any other related care givers to answer some vital and burning questions related to death and dying, and caring for the Muslim patient in general. The course introduces learners to the Islamic faith, practices, and traditions. It covers the aspects of privacy needs, prayer needs, the traditional Muslim family structure, challenges for hospice care, death and its philosophy in Islam, funeral and burial rites, spiritual healing, and many other aspects that will enable care-givers to better care for the needs of the Muslim patient.

Course Structure: Available upon request.

Testimonials:

"Excellent course! Very specific info for health care workers. Very specific info to sensitize us to Muslim culture & people." - Kaiser Hospice

"Excellent presentation of the beliefs and practices of the Muslim community in regards to the dying person. Additionally, the general presentation of the Muslim religion very useful & informative. The panel was so knowledgeable and the teaching was done in a very open style.
Thank You." - Kaiser Hospice

Pilot course additional testimonials and feedback

Caring for the Muslim Patient - Spiritual Considerations and Cultural Sensitivity

Course Duration: 1 Hour
Type of Training: Instructor-led
Format: Lecture, Role-Play, Scenarios, with Q & A
Facilities: Provided by requesting organization
Availability: Subject to availability of instructors

Course Description:
This engaging 1-hour course is geared towards care-givers in general including medical physicians, nurses, and any other related care-givers and administrators to answer some vital questions about caring for the Muslim patient. The first part of this course introduces learners to the Islamic view of illness and faith as part of healing with two scenarios presented to show the efficacy of Islamic spiritual counseling and healing. The second part of this course includes role-play scenarios between care-givers and Muslim patients to engage the audience with real-life situations. It addresses privacy purification, and prayer needs. The Islamic view of treating patients of the opposite sex are also discussed. The final part of this course includes a Question and Answer session.

Course Structure: Available upon request.

Testimonials:

Coming Soon...

Contact Information

Ayyaz Yousaf Qadri at 510-475-7867 (Fremont)
Shagufta Ahmad Qadri at 510-732-6786 (Fremont)
Sharaaz Khan Qadri at 916-669-8809 (Sacramento)

Please visit this page often to see learn about additional courses.


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	IECRC Courses and Seminars for the Medical Community IECRC is actively developing a set of courses and seminars geared to foster understanding and good will between the Muslim Community in the United States and the general American community. The goal of this project is to enable Hospitals, Hopice Care Facilities, Covalescence Homes, Nursing Homes, Phsychiatric Hospitals, and the General Medical Community in the United States to better interact with and understand the needs of Muslim patients. Schools, Colleges, and Universities may also request sessions, which are available on instructor availability basis. Please contact the IECRC at the numbers provided to arrange for an appointment. The IECRC also welcomes custom-tailored collaborative course development projects in order to build our community-based curriculum. Currently, the following courses are available: Hospice Care for the Muslim Patient: Social Concerns, Beliefs, Traditions Course Duration: 1.5 Hours Type of Training: Instructor-led Format: Lecture with Q & A Facilities: Provided by requesting organization Availability: Subject to availability of instructors Course Description: Hospice care facilities and hospitals are wondering why is it that Muslims hardly ever seek hospice care. This 1.5 hour course is geared towards hospice care workers and nurses, administrators, medical physicians, and any other related care givers to answer some vital and burning questions related to death and dying, and caring for the Muslim patient in general. The course introduces learners to the Islamic faith, practices, and traditions. It covers the aspects of privacy needs, prayer needs, the traditional Muslim family structure, challenges for hospice care, death and its philosophy in Islam, funeral and burial rites, spiritual healing, and many other aspects that will enable care-givers to better care for the needs of the Muslim patient. Course Structure: Available upon request. Testimonials: "Excellent course! Very specific info for health care workers. Very specific info to sensitize us to Muslim culture & people." - Kaiser Hospice "Excellent presentation of the beliefs and practices of the Muslim community in regards to the dying person. Additionally, the general presentation of the Muslim religion very useful & informative. The panel was so knowledgeable and the teaching was done in a very open style. Thank You." - Kaiser Hospice Pilot course additional testimonials and feedback Caring for the Muslim Patient - Spiritual Considerations and Cultural Sensitivity Course Duration: 1 Hour Type of Training: Instructor-led Format: Lecture, Role-Play, Scenarios, with Q & A Facilities: Provided by requesting organization Availability: Subject to availability of instructors Course Description: This engaging 1-hour course is geared towards care-givers in general including medical physicians, nurses, and any other related care-givers and administrators to answer some vital questions about caring for the Muslim patient. The first part of this course introduces learners to the Islamic view of illness and faith as part of healing with two scenarios presented to show the efficacy of Islamic spiritual counseling and healing. The second part of this course includes role-play scenarios between care-givers and Muslim patients to engage the audience with real-life situations. It addresses privacy purification, and prayer needs. The Islamic view of treating patients of the opposite sex are also discussed. The final part of this course includes a Question and Answer session. Course Structure: Available upon request. Testimonials: Coming Soon... Contact Information Ayyaz Yousaf Qadri at 510-475-7867 (Fremont) Shagufta Ahmad Qadri at 510-732-6786 (Fremont) Sharaaz Khan Qadri at 916-669-8809 (Sacramento) Please visit this page often to see learn about additional courses.