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A. CURRICULUM VITAE

1. Name: Adnan Ahmad Albar

2. Nationality: Saudi

3. Date and Place of Birth: 1377H- (1957G0)Makkah, Saudi Arabia.

4. Marital Status Married

5. QUALIFICATIONS:

DEGREE GRANTING ORGANIZATION

ADDRESS OF ORGANIZATION

DATE GRANTED

Fellowship in Family & Community Medicine (FFCM)

King Faisal University P.O. Box 2114, Dammam 31451, Saudi Arabia.

1407 H (1987G).

Bachelor in Medicine & Surgery. (M.B.B.S.)

King Faisal University P.O. Box 2114, Dammam 31451, Saudi Arabia.

15 Jumada II,1403 (29 March 1983)

Fellowship of the Faculty of Public Health Medicine

The Royal College of Physicians of the United Kingdom

The Royal College of Physicians U.K

7th of feb . 2002

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6. EMPLOYMENT RECORD:Director General of Health Affairs in Makkah Region (06-1420 to 07-1425H)

Title Place and Address DatesProfessor of Family and Community Med.

dept. Family and Community Medicine , King Faisal University

1999 to date

Director General for Health Affairs – Makkah region ( > 30000 Employees)

Jeddah – Saudi Arabia August 1999 to 2004

Director, Quality Management Unit.

King Fahd Hospital of the University, College of Medicine and Medical Sciences, King Faisal University, (CMMS-KFU), P.O. Box 2114, Dammam 31451, Saudi Arabia.

10/1418 (2/98) – 1419H

Vice-Dean for Clinical Affairs and Director – General, King Fahd Hospital of the University.

CMMS – KFU 1/1414- 6/1418H(6/1993 – 9/1997)

Associate Professor, Family & Community Medicine.

Department of Family & Community Medicine, College of Medicine and Medical Sciences, Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

6/1414 – Present(11/1993)

Vice-Dean for Academic Affairs.

College of Medicine and Medical Sciences, King Faisal University.

3/1411H–12/1413H(5/1991–11/1993G)

Supervisor of the Vice-Deanship of Library Affairs in Dammam.

King Faisal University, Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

11/1411H-8/1412H(5/1991- 2/1992G)

Assistant Professor of Family & Community Medicine.

Department of Family & Community Medicine, CMMS-KFU, Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

11/1407-6/1414H(6/1987-11/1993G)

Postgraduate Trainee Resident.

King Faisal University Fellowship Training Program in Family & Community Medicine, Dept. of Family & Community Medicine, CMMS, KFU, Dammam.

4/1403-10/1407H(1/1983- 5/1987G)

Demonstrator Department of Family & Community Medicine, College of Medicine and Medical Sciences, KFU, Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

4/1403 – 10/1407H(1/1983 – 5/1987G)

Intern King Fahd Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia.

3/1402 – 3/1403H(12/1983-11/1982G)

7. LANGUAGES: (Spoken and Written) Arabic and English.

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FORM B: SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENTS.B. (1) PUBLISHED REFERRED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHES:

No. Name of Authors Title of Publication Journal1. Seifedding G. Ballal, Hafiz O

Ahmad, Basil A Ali, Adnan A. Al-bar, Abdullah Y. Al-Hasan..

Pulmonary effects of occupational exposure to partland cement, A study from Eastern Saudi Arabia.

International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, 2004 Vol. 10: no3: 272-277

2. Al-bar A. A. Khaleel R. A. Arab F, Al-Rabea O.

Health Service in the governing area of the custodian of the two Holy Mosques: Two decades of Achievements and Development.

The King Abdulaziz University Scientific Journal. A special Issue on the occasion 2003. (in Arabic).

3. Basil A Ali, Hafiz O Ahmad, Seifeddin G Ballal, Adnan A. Al-bar.

Pulmonany function of workers exposed to Ammonia. A Study in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia.

International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health 2001; Vol. No1: 19-22.

4. Al-bar A. A. Twenty year experience of Family Medicine Education in Saudi Arabia. Eastern Mediteraonan Health

Journal (EMHJ). Vol. 5: No.3, 1999: 589-596.

5. Ballal SG, Al-Ali BA, Al-bar A. A, and Hafiz O. A.

Bronchial Asthma in two chemical fertilizer producing factories in Eastern Saudi Arabia.

The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease Nov. 1998: Vol. 2, No.4: 300-355.

6. Basil A Ali, Ballal SG, Al-bar A. A. Hafiz O. A.

Influence of cement dust on pulmonary functio. A study in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia.

Journal of the Bahrain Medical Society. Dec. 1998: Vol. 10: No. 3.

7. Basil A. Ali, Ballal SG, Al-bar A A, Hafiz O. A.

Post-shift changes in Occupational Medicine.

June 1998 Vol. 48. (8): 519-522.

8. Al-Oman HM, Al-bar A. A. knowledge an attitude of Saudi out-patient utilizers in Eastern province towards primary health care

Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal. March 1998.

1. Abdulmohsen Al-Mulhim, Ahmad Al-Ali, Adnan Albar, Tawfik Tamimi, Lade Wosornu, Maha Abdel Hadi, Ahmad Bahnasi

Increased cholecystectomy rate after introduction of Laparoscopic cholecystectomy in Eastern Saudi Arabia .

British Journal of surgery – 1999

2. Al-arabi A, Idriss SA ,Albar A.A

Diabetes related distrees Saudi Medical Journal- April 2000

3. Abdusalam Al-Sulaiman, Yagob Y. Al-Mazrou, A.A.

The second campaign for Poliomyelitis vaccination in the

Journal of Family & Community

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Albar, and Ahmad A, Al-Ali. Eastern Province: Different strategy with similar success.

Medicine, 1997, 3(2):53-56.

4. Adnan Albar and Hamid Al-Omran.

The-Outpatient Medical Sector in Eastern Saudi Arabia. Comparison of performance.

Journal of the Bahrain Medical Society 1997, 9(2):96-101.

5. Tawfik M. Al-Tamimi, Ezzeldin M. Ibrahim, Abdelwahab M. Ibrahim, Adnan Albar, Sulieman A. Assuhaimi, Gabriel S. Gabriel, Adel M. Mishriky, Hassan Y. Al-Idrissi, Mohammad O. Al-Sohaibani, and Mohammad H. Al-Sibai.

Cancer in the Eastern Region of Saudi Arabia: A Population-based study.

Annals of Saudi Medicine 1997, 17(1):53-65.

6. Adnan Albar, Tawfik M. Al-Tamimi, Ezzeldin M. Ibrahim, Abdulwahab Ibrahim, Suliman A. Assuhaimi, Mohammad H. Al-Sibai, Hassan Y. Al-Idrissi, Mohammad O. Al-Sohaibani. Gabriel S. Gabriel, and Hafiz O. Ahmad.

Establishing a computerized tumor registry: The Eastern Province experience.

Saudi Medical Journal 1997, 18(5):488-491.

7. Tawfik M. Al-Tamimi, Abdel-Wahab M. Ibrahim, Adel M. Mishriky, Gabriel S. Gabriel, Ezzeldin M. Ibrahim, Adnan Albar, and Suleiman A. Assuhaimi.

Thyroid cancer in the Eastern Region of Saudi Arabia: A population-based study.

Saudi Medical Journal 1997, 18(4)374-380.

8. Adnan Albar, Ezeldin M. Ibrahim, Tawfik M. Al-Tamimi, Suleiman A. Assuhaimi, Abdelwahab M. Ibrahim. Gabriel S. Gabriel, and Adel M. Mishriky.

Leukemia in the Eastern Region of Saudi Arabia: A population based study.

Annals of Saudi Medical, 1996, 16(5):521-526.

9. Adnan Albar and Suleiman A. Assuhaimi.

Attitude of medical students and postgraduate residents King Faisal University towards teaching medicine in Arabic.

Saudi Medical Journal 1996, 17(2): 230-234.

10. Tawfik M. Al-Tamimi, Adnan Albar, Suleiman Al-Suhaimi, Ezzeldin Ibrahim, Abdulwahab Ibrahim, Lade Wosornu, and Gabriel S. Gabriel.

Lung Cancer in the Eastern Region of Saudi Arabia: A population-based study.

Annals of Saudi Medicine 1996, 16(1):3-11.

11. Abdulsalam Al-Suleiman, Yagob Y. Al-Mazrou, and Adnan Albar.

Did the National Campaign for Poliomyelitis vaccination achieve its objectives? A pilot survey in Al-Khobar area.

Journal of Family and Community Medicine 1996, 3(2): 77-80.

12. Khalid Al-Umran, Adnan Patient Satisfaction Survey in a Journal of Family and

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Albar, Suleiman Al-Awdah, Saleh Al-Jaber, and Lade Wosornu.

Teaching Hospital in Saudi Arabia: Preliminary Results.

Community Medicine 1995, 2(2): 14-20.

13. Adnan Albar Permanent Diversion Stomas: “Guidelines for Muslim Physicians and Patients” – Leading Article.


14. Hamed Al-Omran and Adnan Albar.

Private Practitioners’ Knowledge of and Attitude T Towards Primary Health Care in Eastern Saudi Arabia. Original Article.

Saudi Medical Journal, 1995, 16(5): 387-390.

15. Kasim Al-Dawood and Adnan Albar.

Psychosocial Impact on parents of Mentally Retarded Children in Eastern Saudi Arabia.



Developmental Milestones and Additional Disabilities in Children attending ESN/M School in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.



Attitudes of the mildly mentally retarded children’s parents towards their children’s handicap Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

Journal of Family and Community Medicine 1994, Vol. 1:55-60

18. Adnan Albar, Ezzeldin M. Ibrahim, Tawfik M. Tamimi, Sulaiman A. Assuhaimi, and Abdulwahab M. Ibrahim.

Hodgkin’s and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma: Analysis of Population-based data from the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia.


19. Adnan Albar The Immunization status of under-five children in a Saudi Village.

Journal of the Bahrain Medical Society. April 1993, 5(1):12-16

20. Adnan Albar, Al-Madhi SM, and Al-Ghosaibi M.

The experience of integrating schistosomiasis control in the primary health care system in Al-Baha region,- Saudi Arabia.

Journal of the Bahrain Medical Society, 1993, 5(2): 78-83.

21. Ksim Al-Dawood and Adnan Albar

Risk factors of mental retardation in children attending ESN/M School in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

Annals of Saudi Medicine, 1993, 4:355-359.

22. Abdallah M. Mangood, Adnan Albar, Gamil Absood, Attia Taha, and Nabil Kurashi.

The Impact of the Iraqi invasion on the health status of the Kuwaiti emigrant in Eastern Saudi Arabia.

The Bulletin of the High Institute of Public Health, 1992: No. 4: 649-657.

23. Sulaiman A. Assuhaimi and Adnan Albar.

The attitude of Medical Students towards the Arabization of Medical Education (Initial Report) (Published in Arabic).

Resalt Ul-Khaleej Al-Arabi “ The Gulf Letter Journal, 1992: No. 42:41-65.

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24. Adnan Alabar and Ching Liu. Islamic teaching in relation to control of some communicable diseases and their role in the control of theses diseases.

Published in Arabic and English in the same issue. Contemporary Jurisprudence Research Journal, 1991:No. 11:102-108 (Arabic) & 29-34 (English).

25. Seifeddin Ballal and Adnan Albar.

Training and Education in Occupational Health in Saudi Arabia.

Journal of University of Occupational and Environmental Health (UOEH) 1989:Vol. 11 (Supplement):279-286

26. O.E.F.A. El-Rufaie, A.A. Albar, and B.K. Al-Dabal.

Identifying anxiety and depressive disorders among primary care patients: A pilot study.

Acta Psychiatric Scand 1988:77:280-282.

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B (3). SCIENTIFIC PAPERS SUBMITTED FOR SPECIALIZED REFERRED CONFERENCES.

No. Name of Author/s Research Title Conference or Symposium and Date

1. Adnan Albar Family Medicine in Saudi Arabia challenge future prospects

Scientific meeting of the Saudi socieity of Family and Community Medicine Jeddah March 2000 President

2. Adnan Albar Twenty years Experience of Family Medicine Education in Saudi Arabia (1978-1997).(Paper fully published is the proceedings of the Meeting copy enclosed).

Workshop on Implementation of Family Medicine in WONCA-Middle East and South Asia, MESAR office of the World Organization of National Colleges and Academies of Family Medicine, Kathmandu, Nepal, 12-14 February 1998.

3. Abdulmohsen Al-Mulhim, Ahmad Al-Ali, Adnan Albar, Tawfik Tamimi, Lade Wosornu , Maha Abdel Hadi, Ahmad Bahnasi.

Increased cholecystectomy rate after introduction of Laparoscopic cholecystectomy in Eastern Saudi Arabia (Abstract published).

5th Meeting of the Saudi Society of Gastroenterology, CMMS-KFU, 19-20 Nov. 1997. Presented by the first author.

4. H. Bella and Adnan Albar.

Fifteen years experience with an innovative program in Family and Community Medicine. (Abstract published)

Procedures of the 3rd Gulf Countries Council Primary Health Care Conference, Abu Dhabi, UAE, 20-23 October 1997.

5. Adnan Albar Lymphoma in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia Analysis of Population-based data. (Abstract Published).

The International Conference on Health, Environment and Development, WHO-EMRO and the High Institute of Public Health, Alexandria, Egypt, 14-7 October 1996.

6. Adnan Albar Establishing a Regional Tumor Registry in Eastern Saudi Arabia. Poster session (Abstract Published).

The 30th Annual Meeting of the International Association Registries, Edinburgh, Scotland, 3-5 September, 1996.

7. Adnan Albar The Quality Assurance Program in Primary Health Care in Saudi Arabia.

Third National Practice Managers Conference Birmingham, 19-21 July1995.

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B (4). PAPERS PRESENTED IN NON-REFERRED CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA.

No. Name of Author/s Research Title Conference or Symposium and Date

1. Albar A.A, Reserch in Biomedical Ethics .

Workshop on biomedical ethics .King Faisal Specalict HospitalJeddah ( April 2001)

2. Albar A.A Ethical Issues in Electronic Health .

1st Electronic Health conference .King Faisal Special Hospital Jeddah

3. Albar A.A. Ethics in Health Research Workshop on Research Methods in Health Sciences, CMMS, KFU, 11-12 June 1997.

4. Al-Bashawri LA, Ahmad Am, and Albar A.A.

The Evolution, Progress, and Outcome of the Medical Laboratory Technology Program at King Faisal University.

The First Symposium on Clinical Laboratory Sciences in Saudi Arabia, Military College of Health Sciences, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, May 7,1997.

5. Albar A.A. Updating patterns of services in Primary Care Centers in Saudi Arabia: Referral and appointment system and use of computers.

Ministry of Health, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 1-2 June 1996.

6. Albar A.A. and Bella H.

Existing Postgraduate Community Medicine Training Programs in Saudi Arabia.

Symposium on Postgraduate Training in Community Medicine in Saudi Arabia, Jeddah. Office of the Saudi Society of Family and Community Medicine, 13-14 march 1996.

7. Albar A.A. Hospitals involvement in Primary Health Care – The Theory and Practice.

Symposium of the Role of Hospitals in Primary Health Care, Saudi Society o Family and Community Medicine, makkal, 2-3 March 1996.

8. Albar A.A. Evaluation of clinical performance using real patients.

Workshop on “Towards an Optimum method of examination in Friday and Community Medicine”, Saudi Society of Family and Community Medicine, Riyadh , Saudi Arabia, 21-25 May 1995.

9. Albar A.A. Mother and Child Health: Training of trainers workshop.

Dammam, 23rd December 1993.

10. Taha A., Albar A.A., Al-Amin HB, and Assuhaimi SA.

The morning session as an educational tool.

Presented b the 2nd author in the symposium on “Continuing Medical Education in Primary Health Care” held at King Saud University, Riyadh, 14-15 Shawwal 1413H (6-7 April 1993).

11. Mangood A, Albar A.A., Absood G., Taha AM, and

The health effects and psychological impact of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwaiti on

Presented by the 2nd author on the workshop on “ After effects of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwaiti” held in

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Kurashia NY. Kuwaiti emigrant in Saudi Arabia.

Kuwait 23-25 January 1993.

12. Abdulla Al-Sharif and Adnan Albar.

The quality of diabetics care in Dammam area.

Presented by the 1st author in the 5th Medical meeting on Diabetes Mellitus held in Khobar, April 1992 by the Saudi Diabetes and Endocrine Association.

13. Adnan Albar Ethics of Community Participation.

Presented at the Symposium on “ Community participation and inte-sectoral co-ordination” held in Abha, Saudi Arabia in Shawwal 1409 H (1989).

14. Adnan Albar The experience of the Computerized Tumor Registry in the Eastern Province.

Presented in the one-day symposium on Tumor Registry held by King Abdulaziz City for Science & Technology, at King Faisal Specialist Hospital in Riyadh 1988.

15. Adnan Albar Management of Diabetes Mellitus on Primary Health Care.

Presented at the first Medical Symposium on Diabetes Mellitus held in Al-Hassa 1988.

16. Adnan Albar Primary Health Care in Ain-Shams village in Makka 1406 –1409 (1986 – 1989) a follow-up study.

Presented in the Primary Care Symposium held in the Ministry of Health, Dammam, Saudi Arabia, Rabi’ll 1409H (1988).

17. Adnan Albar Keeping Healthy: The Islamic approach.

Symposium in new Dimension in Community Health, Tabuk 6-8 April 1987.

18. Khawaji YN, Dardas H., and Adnan Albar.

The role of Islam in the prevention of use of Alcohol and Narcotics in drugs.

Presented by first author and abstract published in the Bulletin of Islamic Medicine, Vol.3. Proceedings of 3rd Islamic Medicine Conference: 1985;617.

19. Tamimi TM, Ibahim EM, Ibrahim AW, Al-Gindan YM, Al-Suhaibani MO, Al-Idrissi HY, Albar A.A., Assuhaimi SA, and Abdel-Satir A.

The Computerized Tumor Registry in the Eastern Province.

The 8th Saudi Medical Meeting held in the National Guard, Riyadh 1983.

B (5). OTHER PUBLISHED SCIENTIFIC MATERIALS (BOOKS TRANSLATION, CHAPTERS IN BOOKS, DATA COLLECTION ETC.)

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No. Name of Author/s Title of the reference, Publisher & Date of publication

1. Translated Chapters in a book by Adnan Albar .

1. Victor W. Saydel. People Republic of China Translated by Adnan Albar. In: Joh Fry & John Hasler, eds. Arabic translation supervised by Zohair A. Sebai and Seifeddin G. Ballal. Primary Health Care 2000: Dilmun, 1990: 265-277.2. William Dod. Saudi Arabia & the Gulf. Translated by Adnan Albar. In: Joh Fry & John Hasler, eds. Arabic translation supervised by Zohair A. Sebai and Seifeddin G. Ballal. Primary Health Care 2000: Dilmun, 1990: 347-358.

2. Al-Mazrou YY, Al-Shehri S., Al-Ghamdi H., Rao M, Al-Zahrani M., Al-Shammari S., Albar A.A., Stanley IM, Ginawi YA, Gaafar MT, and Kabbashi A.

Indepth Review of Primary Health Care Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 4th March – 2nd April 1989. Published by World Health Organization Riyadh, 1989.

B (6). SCIENTIFIC REPORTS.

No. Name of Author/s Research Title Submitted to:1. Basil Al-Shiekh, SG

Ballal, Adnan Albar, Gamil H. Absood.

Effects of Industrial dust and Fumes: A survey of four Industrial Groups in the Eastern Province.

King Abdulaziz city for Science and Technology, Riyadh, 1996.

2. Tamimi TM, Ibrahim EM, Ibrahim EW, Adnan Albar, Assuhaimi SA, Al-Sohaibani MO, Al Sebai MH, and AlIdrissi HY.

The Final Report of the Computerized Tumor Registry Project – KACST Project No.AR-6-123.

King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, Riyadh, 1991.

3 Alternative and complementary Medicine Adnan Albar

Athrouph revirw document of international evidence and practice

M.O.H

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B (7). COMPLETED RESEARCH.

No. Name of Report Author/s Title of Research Project Date of Publication or Submission of Report.

1. Abdulmohsin Al-Mulhim, P.I. Co-Investigators: Tawfik Tamimi, Adnan Albar, Lade Wosornu, and Ahmad Bahanassy.

Incidence Trends of Open and Laparoscopic Colecystectomies in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia: A 10-year restrospective survey and analysis.

Report submitted for Publication.

2. Kalid Al-Omran, Adnan Albar, Suleiman Al-Awdah, Saleh Al-Jabre, and Lade Wosornu.

Patient satisfaction survey at King Fahad Hosital of the University, Al-Khobar.

Published in Journal of Family & Community Medicine, 1995, 2(2):77-80.

3. Abdulsalam A. Al-Suleiman, Yagob Y. Al-Mazrou, Adnan A. Albar, and Ahmed A. Al-Ali.

Evaluation of achievements in the Poliomyelitis campaign in the Eastern Saudi Arabia.

Two papers published in Journal of Family & Medicine. See Publication No. 1 & 10.

4. Abdullah Mangood, Albar A.A., Hanif Mian, and Sameeh Al-Maie.

Analysis of Nurse Practitioners performance.

Accepted for publication in the International J. of Public Halth Administration (see paper NO. 3 in B (2).

5. Albar A.A. The Saudi Experience in Family Medicine Education & Training.

Two papers submitted to Family Medicine Journal and EMHJ.

6. Basil AL-Shiek, SG Ballal, Adnan A. Albar, and Gamil H. Absood.

Effects of Industrial Dust and Fumes: A survey of four Industrial Groups in the Eastern Province.

Submitted to King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, 1996.

7. Tamimi TM, Ibahim EM, Ibrahim AW, Albar AA, Assuhaimi SA, Al-Sohaibani MO, Al-Sebai MH, and Al-Idrissi HY.

Computerized Tumor Registry Project in the Eastern Province, KACST Project No. AR-6-123.

Submitted to King Abdulaziz City for Science & Technology, 11411 (1991).

8. Assuhaimi AS and Adnan Albar.

Attitudes of Medical Students towards Arabization of Medical Education.

1409H and two reports published in 1411 and 1416. Please see publication No.8 & 22.

9. Adnan Albar Assessment of the Nutritional status of under-five children in Ain Shams village, Makkah region, Saudi Arabia, 1986.

A dissertation submitted as a partial fulfillment of the King Faisal University Fellowship in Family & Community Medicine,1986.

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B (8). ONGOING RESEARCH:

S. No. Title Name of Principal Investigator

Name/s of Co-Investigator/s

1. Knowledge and attitude of medical students towards the education system at the College of Medicine and Medical Sciences, King Faisal University.

Adnan Albar Ahmad Al-Mutairi

2. Cost containment in Saudi Hospitals. Adnan Albar Moahmmad Al-Ghamdi

3. A survey of periodic health examination in Saudi Health Institutions.

Adnan Albar Waleed Milaat, Sameer Saban, and Sameeh Al-Maie.

4. The role of Saudi Hospitals in Primary Health Care.

Adnan Albar ----

5. Health Effect of Air Emissions from SAFCO/Ammonia Industry on people in surrounding areas.

Seifidin Billal Adnan Albar, Basil Al-Shaikh, Wadee Tolah, Abdulmohsin Al-Awan, Hafez Omar, and Hassan Abu Jade.

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B (9). CONFERENCE, SYMPOSIA, AND WORKSHOPS ATTENDED.

No. Name of the Conference or Symposium

Place and Date Participation

1. WONCA 20001-16th World Cogree of Family Doctor.

Durban – ( 13-17 May 2001) Attended and Chaired a session.

2. Scientific meeting of Saudi socity of Family and Community Meidicn.

Jeddah – ( March – 2000 ) President

3. Achieving Health fo Alll Rural People . 3rd World Conference on Ruraal Health .

Kutching Sarawat / Malaysia ( 1-4th July 1999)

Attended and Chaired a session.

4. Infectious Diseases Symposium.

College of Medicine and Medical Sciences, KFU Dammam, 11-12 march 1998.

Attended and Chaired a session.

5. The Symposium on Higher Education Saudi Arabia: Future vision.

Ministry of Higher Education, Riyadh, 22-25 February 1998.

Attended.

6. Workshop on Implementation of Family Medicine in WONCA – Middle East and South Asia.

MESAR office of the World Organization of National Colleges and Academies of Family Medicine, Kathmandu, Nepal, 12-14 February 1998.

Attended chaired a session and presented a paper: Twenty years experience of Family Medicine Education in Saudi Arabia (1978-1997).

7. Fourth Safety and Occupational Health Conference and Exhibition.

Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Eastern Province in cooperation with King Faisal University. The American Industrial and Hygiene Association-Arabian Gulf Section and the American Society of Safety Engineers-Middle East Chapter, December 7-10,1997.

Member of the organizing Committee, attended and chaired a session.

8. Symposium on Health Quality Management.

Chamber of Commerce and Industry – Eastern Province and the Arab Development Institute, 28-29 October 1997.

Attended and chaired a session.

9. 3rd Gulf Countries council Primary Health Care Conference.

Abu Dhabi, UAE, 20-23 October 1997

Attended and presented a paper.

10. 5th Meeting of the Saudi Gastroenterology Society.

College of Medicine and Medical Sciences, KFU, 19-20 November 1997.

Attended and co-authored a presented paper.

11 Bayer Physician – Patient Communication Workshop.

Seoul, Korea, September 1,1997. Attended.

12. Workshop on Effective College of Medicine and Medical Attended.

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Medical Audit. Sciences, KFU, 1997.13. The WONCA-Asia Pacific

Regional Conference on Family Medicine: Diversity and Harmony in the Evolving Era.

The WONCA-Asia Pacific Region, Seoul Korea, August 30- September 3,1997

Attended.

14 Workshop on Research Methods in Health Sciences.

CMMS-KFU, 11-12 June 1997.Presented a paper on Ethics in Health Research.

Speaker and facilitator.

15. The First Symposium on Clinical Laboratory Sciences in Saudi Arabia.

Military College of Health Sciences, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, May 7,1997.Co-Authored and presented a paper entitled “The Evolution, progress, and outcome of the Medical Laboratory Technology Program at King Faisal University “ by Al-Bashawri LA, Ahmad AM, and Albar A.A.

Attended, chaired a session. Abstract published.

16. The Scientific Conference of the Saudi Society of the Family Medicine and Community Medicine.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 2-4 March 1997.


17. Workshop on Team Facilitator.

King Khalid Eye Specialist Hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Attended.

18. Symposium on Health Quality Management.

Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Dammam and the Arab Development Institute.


19. The 30th Annual Meeting of the International Association of Cancer Registries.

Edinburgh, Scotland, 3-5 Scotland 1996. Presented a poster on “Establishing a Regional Tumor Registry in Eastern Saudi Arabia”.

Attended. Abstract published and copy of the poster contents enclosed.

20 Third Safety and Occupational Health Conference and Exhibition.

Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Eastern Province, in cooperation with King Faisal University, The American Industrial Hygiene Association – Arabian Gulf Section and the American Society of Safety Engineers- Middle East Chapter, May 25-30,1996.

Member of the Organizing Committee, attended and chaired a session.

21. Symposium on Postgraduate Training in Community Medicine Saudi Arabia.

Jeddah Office of the Saudi Society of Family and Community Medicine, 13-14 March 1996.Presented a paper on “Existing Postgraduate Community Medicine Training Programs in Saudi Arabia” Albar AA and Bella H.

Attended, chaired a session and presented a paper.

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22. Symposium of The Role of Hospitals in Primary Health Care.

Saudi Society of Family and Community Medicine, Makkah, 2-3 March 1996. Presented a paper on “Hospitals Involvement in Primary Health Care – The Theory and Practice”.

Attended , chaired a session. Abstract was published.

23. The International Conference on Health Environment and Development.

WHO-EMRO and the High Institute of Public Health, Alexandria, Egypt, 14-17 October 1996.Presented a paper on: Lymphoma in the Eastern Province of Audi Arabia: Analysis of population based data by Albar A.A. Abstract published

Attended, presented a paper and chaired a session.

24. Student Motivation Workshop, CMMS

King Fahd Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, 12th December 1996.

Participated.

25. Workshop on Evaluation Methods.

CMMS – KFU, 5-6 June 1996. Attended, organizer and gave a presentation.

26. Symposium on Updating Patterns of Services in Primary Health Care Centers in Saudi Arabia: Referral and Appointment systems and use of computers.

Ministry of Health, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 1-2 June 1996.

Attended.

27. One Day Workshop on Students Assessment.

Arabian Gulf University, Bahrain, April 1995.

Attended.

28. One Day Workshop on: How to set up your own Quality Assurance Project”.

Chamber of Commerce, Dammam, 18th March 1996.

Attended.

29. Workshop on Management under work pressure.

Institute of Public Administration, Dammam, Saudi Arabia, 7-9 January 1996.

Attended.

30. The Second Scientific Conference on New Dimensions in Family and Community Medicine.

Second Scientific Conference of the Saudi Society of Family and Community Medicine, Madinah,27-29 March 1995.


31. Workshops on Educational Planning, CMMS.

King Fahd Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, 20th December 1995.

Attended.

32. Workshop on Clinical Curriculum: The Problems, the reform, and debate, CMMS.

King Fahd Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, 23rd November 1995.

Attended.

33. Registrars and Senior Registrars Audit Conference.

Royal College of Surgeons of England, 9 November 1995, London /UK.

Attended.

34. Annual Scientific Conference: Lipid

Hamad Medical Corporation, 8-12 April 1995, Doha/Qatar.

Attended.

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Disorders. 35. Workshop on “Toward s an

Optimum method of examination in Family and Community Medicine.

Saudi Society of Family and Community Medicine, Riyadh , Saudi Arabia on 21-25 May 1995.Presented a paper on “Evaluation of clinical performance using real patients”.

Presented a paper and chaired a group of work session.

36. The National Symposium on “Curative Services in Primary Health Care”.

Saudi Society of Family and Community Medicine, Eastern Province, 20-21Jumada I, 1415 (25-26 Oct. 1994), Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia.


37. The International Symposium on the role of the Medical Community in the Accidents and Disasters.

CMMS – KFU, Nov. 8-10,1994. Attended and a member of the Organizing Committee.

38. The 4th Scientific Meeting of the Saudi Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

CMMS- KFU, 4-5 May 1994. Attended.

39. Workshop on Clinical Clerkship and Postgraduate Clinical Programs.

College of Medicine and Medical Sciences, KFU, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia, 13th January 1994.


40. Mother and Child Health: Training of trainers workshop.

Dammam, 23rd December 1993. Speaker and facilitator.

41. The 1st National Symposium on Post-operative pain.

CMMS-KFU, 2nd December 1993. Attended.

42. The 1st National Symposium on Pediatric ENT Problems.

CMMS- KFU, 17-18 November 1993.

Attended.

43. Symposium on Continuing Medical Education in Primary Health Care.

King Saud University, Riyadh 14-15 Shawwal 1413 (6-7 April 1993)

Presented a paper.

44. Meeting of the Saudi Graduates of Family & Community Medicine Programs.

Ministry of Health in Madinah and the Saudi Society of Family & Community Medicine, 7-8 Shawwal 1413H (March 1993).


45. The Workshop on the after effects of the Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait.

Kuwait, 23-25 January 1993. Presented a paper and chaired a session.

46. Symposium on The evaluation of Training Programmes of Family & Community Medicine in the Kingdom.

Ministry of Health and the Saudi Society of Family & Community Medicine, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 141-6/1/1413H (14-16 July 1992).

Attended.

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47. 5th Saudi Diabetes & Endocrine Association.

Al-Gossaibi Hotel, Al-Khobar, 22nd April 1992.

Attended.

48. The Role of Media Services in Promoting Primary Health Care Programmes.

Ministry of Health, Al-Baha, Saudi Arabia, 14-16 Rabi’II 1411H (21-23 October 1991G).

Attended and chaired session.

49. Workshop on Medical Education.

KFU, Dammam, 14-16 Dec. 1989. Attended.

50. Symposium on Immunization in Primary Health Care.

Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, 10-11 November 1989.


51. Mental Health for all. Ministry of Health Dammam, Saudi Arabia, Rajab 17,1409H (1989G).

Attended.

52. “Community Participation and Intersectional Coordination” Symposium.

Ministry of Health Asir, Saudi Arabia, Shawwal 1409H (1989).

Attended and chaired a session and presented a paper.

53. Workshop on Education Methodology

Small Group learning at the Department of Family and Community Medicine, CMMS-KFU, 17 November 1988.

Attended.

54. 3rd Primary Health Care Symposium.

King Saud University, Riyadh, 27-28 March 1988.

Attended.

55. Tumor Registry Symposium.

King Faisal Specialist Hospital, Riyadh, 1988.

Presented a paper.

56. Management of Diabetes Mellitus in Primary Care.

Ministry of Health Al-Hassa, Saudi Arabia, 1408H (1988).

Presented a paper.

57. The Primary Health Care Symposium.

Ministry of Health Dammam, Saudi Arabia, Rabi’lI 1409H (1988).

Presented a paper.

58. 5th Antismoking Symposium for the Arab Gulf Countries.

Riyadh, Rabi’I 1408H (October 1987).

Attended and chaired a scientific session.

59. New Dimension in Community Health Symposium.

Ministry of Health Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, April 1987.

Presented a paper.

60. Workshop on Effective Clinical Teaching

Armed Forces Hospital, King Abdulaziz Airbase, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, 4-6 November

Attended.

61. 4th Islamic Medical Conference.

Karachi, Pakistan, 9-13 November 1986.

Attended.

62. Symposium on “AIDS”. Ministry of Health Dammam, Saudi Arabia, March 1986.

Attended.

63. The International Symposium on “Management of Diabetes Mellitus and its complications”.

Ministry of Health Dammam, 19-20 February 1986.

Attended.

64. The 1st International Islamic Medical Conference on Medical Immutability in the Holy

Cairo, Egypt, 1985. Attended.

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Quran.65. Workshop on Research

Methodology.KFU, Dammam, January 28 – February 1984.

Attended.

66. Epidemiology Workshop. Armed Forces Hospital, 16-18 January 1983.

Attended.

67. The 8th Saudi Medical Meeting.

National Guard, Riyadh, 1403 (1983). Attended and paper presented (see Section B4, No.1).

68. The 7th Saudi Medical Meeting

CMMS, King Faisal University, Dammam 1402H (1982).

Attended.

69 Several other local symposiums , work shops, and lectures and international meetings from 1999 - 2004

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International Scientific Visits:

1. Scientific visit to the U.K. sponsored by the British Council from 1st July to 10 August 1995.

The main theme was “Quality Assurance in Health Care”.The program included:- Attending the 3rd National Practice Managers Conference, Birmingham.- Visit to Quality Managements Units and Coordinators at the Royal Colleges Of

Physicians, Surgeons, and General Practitioners.- Visit to the University of Bermingham, departments of General Practice & Occupational

Health.- Visit to King’s Fund.- Visit to the Quality Assurance Laboratory Services.- Visit to the Institute of Child Health (Summary report is enclosed as an appendix).

2. A scientific visit to Medical College at Limburg University-Masstricht, Netherlands from 7-8 November 1995.The program included introduction to their innovative problem-based learning, attending two tutorial groups, and introduction to their under and postgraduate Family Medicine programs copy of the program included as appendix).

3. Several other short term visits to regional institutes and research center .4. other international uisib to health institules and centers in the U.K., Austria , Argentina , Brazil

, Medaysia and the Phillipines.

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- Membership of Scientific and Professional Bodies and Associations:

1. Member of the Saudi Antismoking Society 1407H (1987G).

2. Member of the American Public Health Association (1988-1992).

3. Member of the International Epidemiological Association (1990-Present).

4. Secretary-General and Member of the Saudi Society of Family & Community Medicine (1991 – 1993).

5. Vice-President of the Saudi Society of Family & Community Medicine, from 1995-1997.

6. President of the Saudi Society of Family & Community Medicine , from 1998-Present.

7. Member of AMEE (Association for Medical Educationists in Europe) since 1995.

8. Member of the Islamic Society of Statistical Scientists, from 1995.

9. Member of the American College of Physicians Executives, since 1995.

10. Member of the Scientific Board of Family and Community Medicine at the Arab Board of Medical Specialties, since 1995.

11. Member of the Scientific Board of Family and Community Medicine at the Arab Board of Medical Specialties, since 1995.

12. Active member of the New York Academy of Sciences from May 1996.

13. Member of the National Geographic Society from January 1996.

14. Member of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine from June 1996.

15. Member of the International Society for Quality in Health Care (ISQUA) from 1997.

16. Direct Member of the World Organization of Family Doctors (WONCA) from 1st September 1997.

17. Member of the American Academy of Family Physicians, 1997.

18. Invited Member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science since February 1998.

- Scholarship & Prizes

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1. British Council Scholarship to the U.K. (Summer of 1995) on the area of Quality Management.

2. Won the Radcliffe award (copy enclosed) from the Radcliffe Medical Press for my submission (a distinguished presentation) to the Practice Managers Conference, Birmingham , 19-21 July 1995.

3. Acuirass from the Madinah Office of the Saudi Society of Family & Community Medicine in recognition of my contribution as a Secretary-General of the Society.

4. Acuirass from the Military Health College on the occasion of first batch graduation as a recognition to my contribution to the curriculum development.

5. More than 40 other acuirasses from local institution in recognition of contribution to their development or activities.

6. The Haj service awarded from HRH. Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz the miniser of interior and chairman of the higher Haj committee .

7. Several other meadals in recognition of distinguished of health, Haj, Seevices from the Ministries of Health, Haj, & Municipal and audrural affairs .

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- Consultancies and other Scientific Assignment:

I Local (Eastern Province):

1. Consultant to the Curriculum Development Committee for the Military Junior College of Health Sciences, King Fahad Military Academy, Dhahran (1990- Present).

2. Co-opted Member of the Community Services Committee at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Eastern Saudi Arabia, 1995-1997.

Activity was mainly of supporting cancer patients.

3. Member of the Regional Health Committee at the Eastern Provinces which produced the Scientific document entitled “Health Medical Staff By-laws, Rules, and Regulations” in

1996. Other participants were representatives from the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Defense, and Saudi Aramco.

4. Consultant to the Junior College of Health Sciences in Dammam for the development of Admission & Registration rules and by-laws (1991-1992).

5. Occasional Consultant to the Malpractice Committee at the Directorate of Health Affairs in the Eastern Province.

II National:

1. Consultant to the Ministry of Health-National Maternal & Child Health Programme, Saudi Arabia, 1408H (1988) – Present.

Contributed to the evolution of the above programme by:a) participating in the original workshop for the development of the training manuals and

revising them.b) participation in several workshops for training of MCH trainers in different parts of the Kingdom, andc) Post-training evaluation of MCH services in various parts of the Kingdom.

2. Evaluation of Saudi Board Family Medicine Training Centers in Riyadh, Madinah, Jeddah, and Tabuk.

3. Board Member and Representative of King Faisal University at the Saudi Scientific Board of Family and Community Medicine in the Saudi Council for Health Specialties from 1995 to date (two tenures).

4. Member of the Examination Committee of the Saudi Scientific Board of Family and Community Medicine in the Saudi Council for Health Specialties.

5. Review to the following research centers and journals:1st.The King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology.2nd. The Prince Salman Research Center for Disability researches.3rd. The Annals of Saudi Medicine Journal.

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4th. The Saudi Medical Journal.5th. The Family and Community Medicine Journal.6th. The Ministry of Health.

6. Founding Member of the Management Board of the Saudi Society of Family and Community Medicine since 1992.

7. Member of the High Ministerial Supervising Committee on Hospitals and Primary Health Care centers in Haj (Pilgrimage) zones for the years 1417-1418H (1997-1998).

8. Member of the Ministry of Health Ministerial Committee to evaluate Primary Health Care since Rajab 1418 (November 1997).

9. Participated in Curriculum development for the Saudi Board in Family Medicine 1995.

10. Evaluation of Hail Health Region for suitability to the Arab Board Programme of Community Medicine (December 1992).

11. Member of the International team (Ministry of Health/Universities/W.H.O.) for the conduction of the indepth review of Primary Health Care in Saudi Arabia- 4th March –2nd April 1989 ( see report under section B.5.2).

III International:

1. Board Member and representative of King Faisal University at the Arab Board Scientific Council of Family and Community Medicine Specialties from 1995 to-date.

2. Member of the Examination Committee of the Arab Board Scientific Council or Family and Community Medicine 1995 to-date.

3. Member of the Scientific Committee of the 4th Regional Scientific Meeting of theInternational Epidemiological Association/EMR “Epidemiology in the East Mediterranean Region into the 21st century; Demands, Challenges, and Methods” Tunisia, 18-21 November 1998.

4. Member of the Regional Committee of the 3rd International Epidemiological Association IEMR Scientific Meeting, October 22-25,1997- Beirut, Lebanon.

5. Overall Coordinator of the Arab Board Examination in Family Medicine held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 29-31 July 1997.

6. Examination in the Arab Board of Family Medicine Clinical Examination held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from 6-8 January 1997.

7. Co-ordinator of the Written Arab Board Examination in Family Medicine held in Bahrain, 2nd December 1996.

8. WHO Consultant – Undertook special assignment in Kuwait-Conducted a two weeks workshop for health officials on Health Planning from 1st November 1997.

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From C: TEACHING ACTIVITIES

a) Undergraduate:

1. Course FAMCO – MDFM 409: Topics in Primary Health Care (x).This is a four credit hours course. It emphasizes on the Principles and the main eightelements of PHC.

Contribution: Participates in teaching the principles of primary health care, nutrition, and maternal and child health components of the course.

2. Course FAMCO – MDFM 454: Field Exercise (x). This is a two credit hours field course during which students are exposed to the application of PHC Principles and Elements.

Contribution: Participates in the supervision of students, 1407H (1987)–1410 (1990).

3. Internship in Family & Community Medicine (x).This is a compulsory rotation for all interns from King Faisal University in Family & Community Medicine. It is an all year round activity .

Contribution: Sharer with other colleagues in supervision and clinical instruction of Interns.

4. Medical ethics & law

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b) Postgraduate Teaching:

1. Course MDFM 829: Aspects of Human Relations & Behavior, Ethics, and in the Practice of Medicine, 1 Credit hour (x).

This course seeks to ensure that residents have appropriate knowledge of human behaviorand relationships to apply in their medical practice within the country’s ethical and legalframework. Lectures and seminars are employed. At its end, residents understand thepsychological and social variables affecting health, illness, and attitudes of patients tomedical advice and care; help in the preventive, curative, rehabilitative, and supportivecare of individuals and families, the community and psycho-social disorders, andunderstand and apply the ethical and legal rules in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Contribution: Course Coordinator and main instructor (70%) form 1407H (1987) -present.

2. Course MDFM 826: Geriatrics and Terminal Care, one credit hour (x). By this course the residents are helped to understand the process, problems and management of aging, degenerative disorders, and of terminals illness. In addition to lectures and seminars, there are visits to social services organizations for the elderly. The expected terminal competencies are that residents understand the process, epidemiology and problems of aging; give comprehensive medical and terminal care to elderly patients and involve their families in the management; tap the resources and agencies in the community for the care and support of the aged, as well as plan and implement the community aspects of geriatric care. Contribution: Course Coordinator and main instructor and participate in course instruction and field visits since 1414.

3. Course MDFM 824: Health Management (x).This is one credit hour course which aims at enabling residents to have an understanding of the principles of health management with emphasis on management in PHC.

Contribution: Course Coordinator and main instructor (70%) (1990 – present).

4. Course MDFM 847: Applied Primary Health Care, 8 Credit Hours (Formerly CPC2)(x).The aim of this course is to provide a practical experience in running a primary health care. The resident is allocated to a health center where he is involved in the day to daymanagement decisions, clinical work and preventive programmed under the supervision ofthe Director of the Health Center. At the end of the course, residents list the duties of health team members, analyze the flow of clinical work, review the collecting and collating of health data and the planning and management of a health center, describe optimal systems for equipment maintenance, stock control, and for allocation of duties in a healthcenter, demonstrate quality control and design the system and management procedures of asmall health center serving a defined population. In addition residents visits model PHC setups.

Contribution: Course Coordinator and main instructor 1407H-1413 (1987-1993), and lateron participant in course instruction.

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5. Course MDFM 831: Comprehensive Health Care 1 (x) Formerly CPC1).

This is a 14 Credit Hours course which runs for 20 weeks. It aims at giving the residents practical experience and in-service instruction in comprehensive health.

Contribution: This is an all year activity as batches of residents overlap. I coordinate andsupervise activities related to the course in the MCH unit in the family medicine clinic. This includes instruction, 2 weekly sessions of residents clinical supervision, conducting clinical mock exams, participation and guidance in the daily morning session activities and acting as an internal clinical examiner at the end of the course (1988- present).

6. Course MDFM 845: Comprehensive Health Care II (x) (Formerly CPC 3).

This is an 8 credit hours course which rums for 12 weeks. It aims at providing continuing experience in comprehensive primary health care and practical experience in teaching methodology and health education.

Contribution: Share with other colleagues clinical instruction and supervision of residents as well as conducting mock examinations (1989 – present).

7. Course MDFM 826: Educational Methodology (x).

This is a one credit hour course which aims at enabling residents to become effectiveteachers.

Contribution: Two 2-hours sessions, 1991 – present.

8. Course MDFM 828: Research Methodology (x).

This is a 2 credit hours course which aims at offering residents knowledge in basic research.

Contribution: A two hours sessions, 1991-present.

9. Course MDFM 848: Research Project.

This is a 16 credit course which runs for a minimum of 24 weeks. It aims at preparing residents to conduct basic research and write up scientific papers. The dissertation is a partial fulfillment of the Fellowship in Family & Community Medicine.

Contribution: I acted as a principal academic supervisor for 6 residents over the past 10 years. Residents select their supervisors from amongst departmental faculty. I also acted as internal examiner for a number of dissertations (public defense). Please see list of titles of dissertations I supervised and those examined (1988-present).

10. Morning Session (x).

This is a 4 days a week activity throughout the year. It runs from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. is whichall interns, residents, and faculty attend. It includes staff presentation, random case

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analysis, case presentation and journal club.

Contribution: Presenter and/or discussant.

11. MDFM 811: Introduction to Family and Community Medicine (x).

This course aims at orienting new residents about the concepts, priorities and training in family and community medicine.

Contribution: Two 2-hours sessions (1996-present).

12. MDFM 813: Mother and Child Health, Nutrition and Genetics (x).

This is a 4 credit hours course and it runs for 4 weeks. It aims at providing the theoretical and practical experience in priority areas of mother and child health, nutrition and genetics. This course involves field visits.

Contribution: Give three 2 hours sessions on contraception and nutrition.

13. Contributes to the teaching of different courses of the Saudi board specialty program of Family Medicine as well as Arab board programs of Family Medicine and Community Medicine.

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C) Supervised and Examined Dissertations.

I. Supervised the following Dissertations which are partial fulfillments for the KFU-Fellowship in Family & Community Medicine (Summaries enclosed):

1. Prevalence and causes of visual acuity defect in male school children in Alkhobar area – Ramadan 1408H (May 1989) by Dr. Sameeh Abu-Shaqara.

2. Out-patient private medical practice in Dammam area: A study of the magnitudeand the main factors influencing its role in the provision of primary health care in the region, 1410H (1990G) by Dr. Hamed Al-Omran.

3. Mental retardation in children: A comparative study of risk factors and psychosocialimpact on parents of mentally retarded children – Dammam Male Mentally Retarded Children’s Institute, Saudi Arabia , Shawwal 1411H (April 1991), by Dr. Kasim Al-Dawood.

4. The quality of diabetics care in primary health care centers: An evaluation study ofThe provided care to diabetics in the primary health care centers of Dammam cityand the areas of Nuaryah, Al-Sarrar, Qaryah Al-Olya, and Al-Rufayah, Eastern Saudi Arabia, 1412H – 1992G, by Dr. Abdullah I. Al-Sharif.

5. Dr. Ali Al-Faqeeh on his dessertation entitled the Prevalence and pattern of psychiatric morbidity in Urban Khobar and Rural Abqaiq.

6. Diabetes- related distress and psychosocial adjustment by Dr. Ali Al-erabi.

II. Approved Local Supervisor.

Supervisor for Mr. Mohammad Al-Ghamdi (from Ministry of Health) on his Ph. D. thesis “Quality Management and Cost Containment in Saudi Arabia” registered in the Institute ofHealth Studies at Hull University, U.K. under auspices of Ministry of Health.

III. Acted as an Internal Examiner for four fellowship dissertations.

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FORM D:ADMINISTRATIVE WORK, MEMBERSHIP OF COMMITTEES

AND COMMUNITY SERVICES:

1. Member of the Family & Community Medicine Departmental Board, CMMS, 1407H-Present (1987 – Present).

2. Member of the Principal Hospital Committee, KFHU, 10/1418-Present (2/1998 to Present).

3. Member of the Hospital Computer Committee, 10/1418 – Present (2/1998 to Present).

4. Director of the Quality Management Unit at King Fahd Hospital of the University, 10/1418 - present (2/1998 – Present).

5. Vice-Dean, Clinical Affairs, and Director-General of King Fahd Hospital of the University (440 beds), college of Medicine and Medical Sciences, King Faisal University (1/1414 – 6/1418H).

6. Member of the College Faculty Board, 3/1411 – 6/1418H (9/1990 – 10/1997G).

7. Member of the College New By-laws Ad Hoc Committee, 1996- 1997.

8. Co-opted Member of the University Academic Committee, 1995. Activity involved in discussing the new educational by-laws.

9. Member of the Students Admission and Transfer Committee at CMMS, 1411 – 1414H (1990 – 1994G).

10. Vice-Dean for Academic Affairs, College of Medicine and Medical Sciences, KFU, from 3/1411 – 12/1413 (9/1990 – 6/1993).

11. Secretary of the College of Faculty Board, 3/1411 – 12/1413H (9/1990 – 6/1993).

12. Member of the College Principal and Recruitment Committee, 3/1411 – 12/1413 (1990 – 1993).

13. Coordinator and Member of the Implement Committee of the new whole day system of teaching 1412 –1414H (1991 – 1993G).

14. Chairman of the King Fahd Hospital of the University Clinical Services Committee 1415-6/1418H (1995 – 1997).

15. Chairman, Department of Medical Lab. Technology, 1415-6/1418H (1995 – 1997G).

16. Member of the Dean’s Advisory Committee, CMMS, KFU, 1414-6/1418H (1994 – 1997G).

18. Chairman of College By-laws Revision Committee, 1413H (1993).

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19. Acting Dean, College of Medicine and Medical Sciences, KFU, and Chairman of theFaculty Board, on several occasions.

20. Acting Vice-Dean for Higher Studies, CMMS on several occasions.

21. Coordinator of the Admission Examination for new undergraduate students and member of the Examination Control Committee (1990 – 1994).

22. Occasional member of the University Council representing the College of Medicine,(1994 – 1997).

23. Supervisor of the Vice-Deanship for Library Affairs, KFU, Dammam Campus 1411H –8/1412 (1991 – 1992).

24. Acting Chairman and Member of the Examination control Committee at CMMS 1411 – 1413H (1990 – 1993).

25. Coordinator of the Final Certifying Examination of the KFU Fellowship in Family & Community Medicine on several occasions.

26. Member of the Development and Training Committee at the Department of Family and Community Medicine on several occasions.

27. Member of the CMMS Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, 1408 – 1410H (1989 – 1990G).

28. Coordinator of the Admission Test for Fellowship candidates in Family & Community Medicine on several occasions.

29. Chairman of the Student Advisory Committee 3/1411H (1990).

30. Secretary of the Principal Committee for studying and monitoring the polluting emissions from the Saudi Fertilizer Company (SAFCO), 1419H (1989) – present.

31. Member of the Curriculum Review Committee in the Department of Family & Community Medicine 1407H (1987) – 1412H (1992).

A. Ministry of Health B. Director General for Health Affairs – Makkah Region ( 1999 – present )C. Member of the Makkah Region council .D. Member of the Hag (Pilgrim) services central committee (Headed by the Prince of the

region) planning & executing services to pilgrims.E. Member of the services development committee in Jeddah.

32. Member of the Makkah reqion council.33. Cochairman of the Makkah region health services development council .34. Vice chairman of the Makkah region council for protection from family violence(hildren –

women – elderly abuse – misuse )35. Member of the central haj committee.

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36. Meber of the Makkah region financial and alternative funding committee.37. Member of the Makkah region social development committee .38. President of Zamzam organzation for voluntray medical service.39. Chariman of the Ministry of Health haj Executive Committee.40. Member of the Saudi Arabian Quality Concuil SAQC.41. Chairman of the executive board of King Fahad Hospital (800 beds) – Jeddah (2002 – 2004).42. Chairman of the executive board of King Abdulaziz Hospital (450 beds)– Jeddah ( 2002 –

2004 ) .43. Chairman of the executive board of King Abdulaziz Specialisit Hospital ( 500 beds ) – Taif

( 2002 -2004 )

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