BAU International University Batumi organised a comprehensive awareness campaign supporting students and the community in gaining consciousness about cardiovascular health. Organized by the university's student ambassadors, the event highlighted preventative approaches to protecting cardiovascular health. The program aimed to develop students' health knowledge, emphasise the importance of early awareness, and strengthen the sense of shared responsibility for public health.

Preventative Approaches in Cardiovascular Health

Cardiovascular diseases are among the major health topics that require continuous awareness regarding regular health checks, lifestyle habits, and early risk assessment. The campaign conducted at BAU International University Batumi ensured that students received up-to-date information on the prevention and management of cardiovascular diseases.

As part of the event, a public lecture was held under the guidance of Dr. Khatuna Diasamidze. The lecture addressed modern approaches to the prevention of cardiovascular diseases, the assessment of risk factors, and the importance of preventative practices in health management. Participants had the opportunity to examine key topics related to heart health within an academic framework.

Preventative Health Screenings

In the practical section of the campaign, participants were offered preventative health screenings. Within the scope of the program, body mass index, blood pressure, and pulse measurements were performed. Participants also took part in electrocardiography, i.e., ECG screening, and benefited from individual consulting services.

These screenings supported the assessment of basic health indicators and helped individuals learn more about their own cardiovascular health. The individual recommendations shared in line with expert guidance contributed to linking the preventative health approach with daily life.

Contribution of Student Ambassadors to Health Awareness

The organization of the event by the university's student ambassadors once again demonstrated the importance of student participation in social responsibility projects. Students took an active role in planning and executing the campaign, gaining experience in health communication, teamwork, and social awareness.

This collaboration between the university and its students ensured that health knowledge reached a wider audience across the campus. The fact that students combined their academic education with social responsibility efforts also strengthened their professional development in the field of health.

Public Health-Oriented Education at BAU Batumi

BAU International University Batumi supports medical and health sciences education with practical studies, scientific events, and public health-oriented projects. The cardiovascular health awareness campaign stood out as one of the recent examples of this approach.

By bringing together the public lecture, preventative health screenings, and individual consulting services within the same program, a comprehensive health awareness environment was created. This structure supported students in linking their theoretical knowledge with public health work and getting to know the preventative medicine approach closely.

The campaign brought to the fore the importance of regular health assessments and conscious lifestyle habits in the prevention of cardiovascular diseases. At the same time, the joint work of students and the university administration made a strong contribution to creating sustainable awareness in the field of health.

BAU International University Batumi continues to strengthen public health awareness, popularise preventative health approaches, and develop the sense of social responsibility of future health professionals through similar efforts that place student participation at the centre. The cardiovascular health campaign created effective health awareness across the campus by bringing together scientific knowledge, practical screening, and student leadership within the same framework.

The measurement and consulting activities carried out throughout the event allowed participants to closely learn about their basic health indicators, whilst also emphasising the importance of early check-up habits. The active role taken by the student ambassadors elevated the campaign into a strong example of academic knowledge being transformed into social benefit. Thus, while building awareness on cardiovascular health, the university also developed students' communication, organisation, and professional responsibility skills within the same process, making health awareness a part of the campus culture.