“Dissecting Knowledge and Skills for Shared Well-Being” – 5 February 2026
The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Universiti Malaysia Sabah (MedicUMS), successfully launched the first session of the ANATOMY OF KNOWLEDGE @MedicUMS Knowledge Sharing Series 2026 under the theme “Dissecting Knowledge and Skills for Shared Well-Being.” The inaugural session featured the topic “Click, Track, Act: An Easy Way to Monitor Projects Using ClickUp Tools,” bringing together staff members eager to enhance their knowledge and practical skills in digital project management.
The programme was organised as part of MedicUMS’ continuous effort to cultivate a culture of lifelong learning, knowledge sharing, and professional development among its workforce. In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, effective project management has become increasingly important to ensure organisational efficiency, accountability, and timely delivery of outcomes.
Programme Highlights
Throughout the session, participants were guided through the fundamental features of ClickUp, including task creation, progress tracking, deadline management, team collaboration, and reporting functions. Practical demonstrations and real-life examples were shared to illustrate how digital tools can streamline workflows, improve communication, and support data-driven decision-making within the workplace.
The interactive nature of the programme encouraged active participation, allowing attendees to exchange ideas, share experiences, and discuss challenges commonly encountered in project implementation and monitoring.
Digital Transformation and Impact
The session also highlighted the importance of embracing digital transformation in higher education institutions. By leveraging technology-driven solutions such as ClickUp, staff members can better manage responsibilities, coordinate activities, and achieve organisational objectives in a more structured and efficient manner.
The successful implementation of this first series reflects MedicUMS’ commitment to empowering its workforce through continuous learning opportunities and the sharing of best practices.
Conclusion
It is hoped that the knowledge and skills acquired during the session will contribute to improved project management practices and support the faculty’s mission of excellence in education, research, and service. MedicUMS extends its appreciation to all participants and organisers for their enthusiasm and commitment in making the programme a success.
More engaging and informative sessions are planned under the ANATOMY OF KNOWLEDGE @MedicUMS Knowledge Sharing Series, further strengthening a culture of collaboration, innovation, and professional growth within the MedicUMS community.
Prepared by:
MedicUMS Knowledge Sharing Committee
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS)
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