National Nurses’ Day at MAHAK: Honoring Those Who Stand Beside Children Every Step of the Way

On the occasion of Nurses’ Day, MAHAK held a special program to recognize and appreciate nurses, nursing assistants, and all staff members involved in nursing and patient care at the hospital. The event was attended by MAHAK’s CEO, members of the Board of Directors and Board of Trustees, deputy directors, physicians, and members of the treatment team, highlighting the essential role of nurses in supporting children and their families throughout the treatment journey.

During the ceremony, members of MAHAK’s leadership and treatment team reflected on the contribution of nurses to the organization’s mission. Dr. Motahedan, Chairman of MAHAK’s Board of Directors, expressed his appreciation to the nursing team for their dedication and continued service to children and families.

A member of MAHAK’s Board of Trustees, Mr. Ohadi, described nursing at MAHAK as a combination of care, humanity, and hope. He also referred to the hospital’s high-grade accreditation and adherence to international standards, as well as the importance of multidisciplinary treatment as part of MAHAK’s approach to childhood cancer care.

Dr. Arasb Ahmadian, CEO of MAHAK, reflected on MAHAK’s journey on the occasion of its 35th anniversary and emphasized that an organization must continue to evolve and distinguish itself if it is to become a source of inspiration for others. He noted that what makes MAHAK different is not limited to its facilities and equipment, but also lies in the people and human relationships that give meaning to the organization and make its work distinctive.

Dr. Ahmadian thanked both long-serving and newer members of the nursing team for contributing to a journey of continuous learning and development at MAHAK. He also referred to the organization’s ability to maintain its services under difficult conditions, including war and sanctions, and highlighted the importance of productive dialogue among specialists in supporting organizational improvement and professional growth.

Dr. Alireza Daneshgari, Deputy Director of Treatment at MAHAK, congratulated the nursing team and referred to their role in maintaining care during periods of crisis. He emphasized the importance of preserving the quality of MAHAK’s services and its engagement with international standards despite challenging circumstances.

A special video featuring messages from MAHAK children was also screened to congratulate the nurses. Flowers were presented to nurses in different hospital departments, and certificates of appreciation were awarded during the main ceremony. By scanning a QR code on the certificates, nurses could listen to recorded messages from MAHAK children.

Nurses’ Day messages were also shared through MAHAK’s social media channels and displayed on the hospital’s elevator boards. MAHAK considers Nurses’ Day an opportunity to thank those whose knowledge, dedication, patience, and daily presence are an inseparable part of the treatment experience for children and their families. MAHAK sincerely appreciates all nurses and care staff for their continued commitment and for standing beside children and families throughout the treatment journey.