Aamir Al Mosawi Boeken

Early recognition of rare hereditary syndromes can be vital. Early recognition of some rare syndromes may allow the anticipation of potentially harmful complications and reducing its damaging consequences. Early diagnosis of rare hereditary disorders also facilitates the provision of early genetic counseling which might contribute to preventing further cases which are expected to have a negative impact on the family. The occurrence of Beckwith Wiedemann syndrome in Iraq has not been reported or documented. In addition, to providing the historical documentation of this syndrome, particularly the early history of its documentation during the 1946s, 1970s, and 1980s, this book describes the first case of this rare syndrome in Iraq.

Focusing on the role of physicians in education, this book addresses the essential principles of teaching and training within medical settings. It serves as a comprehensive guide for doctors involved in training medical students and residents, offering insights into instructional methodologies and training styles. By enhancing understanding of training processes, it aims to improve the effectiveness of educational programs and develop a skilled group of trainers in healthcare institutions.

The book offers an academic perspective on Islam, aiming to clarify common misunderstandings about the religion. It emphasizes that while misinterpretations exist, the Arabic Quran remains unaltered and well-documented. The text explores the lack of a unified version of Islam due to various factors, advocating for academic study as a means to resolve controversies. An example illustrates how linguistic nuances can lead to misinterpretation, highlighting the importance of advanced knowledge in both Arabic and English to foster a clearer understanding of religious texts.

Featuring significant research papers and articles, this volume of The New Iraqi Journal of Medicine highlights key contributions to the medical field from Iraq. As the first international medical journal from the country, it showcases a variety of studies and findings that reflect the evolving landscape of healthcare and medical research in Iraq, offering valuable insights for professionals and scholars alike.

Focusing on the critical roles of medical editorship and editing, this book serves as a concise guide for understanding the management of medical knowledge. It highlights how these practices facilitate the generation, sharing, translation, and application of medical information, ultimately enhancing value and effectiveness in the field. Aimed at those involved in medical publishing, it provides insights into the essential tools and practices necessary for maintaining the integrity and reliability of scientific articles in peer-reviewed journals.

The book presents the first documented case of Sanjad-Sakati-Richardson-Kirk syndrome in Iraq, marking it as the 104th case globally. This syndrome, characterized by severe growth and mental retardation alongside chronic hypocalcemia due to hypoparathyroidism, was initially reported in 1988 and further described in 1990. The authors stress the importance of early diagnosis to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with this rare disorder, which has primarily affected children of Middle Eastern descent.

Focusing on significant scientific contributions, this book compiles essential articles and research from Volume three of The New Iraqi Journal of Medicine, published in 2007. As the first Iraqi medical journal to be indexed internationally and to achieve an impact factor and H-index, it serves as a crucial platform for disseminating medical knowledge in Iraq. The publication highlights the journal's role in advancing medical research and education within the country during a pivotal period.

The book presents a comprehensive study of rare genetic disorders in Iraqi patients, highlighting the significant impact of war and economic sanctions on genetic research in the country. It documents the prevalence of both common and extremely rare disorders, including Coffin Siris syndrome and cutis laxa type II, as well as unique genetic associations observed for the first time in Iraq. The findings contribute valuable insights into genetic conditions that are particularly rare in the Arab population, emphasizing the need for further research in this underrepresented area.

Focusing on the significance of accredited professional training, this practical guide equips trainers with essential materials for conducting a Training of Trainers (TOT) course. It addresses the challenges posed by non-scientific training methods and aims to streamline the training process. Serving as a comprehensive resource, the book is designed for professional trainers and training experts, offering valuable insights and tools to enhance their training programs and ensure effective skill development.

Effective leadership is essential for delivering high-quality care in healthcare organizations. This book outlines an accredited training course, Leadership in Medicine and Healthcare, designed as a comprehensive guide for professional trainers. It focuses on equipping participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to implement changes that enhance their practice and improve services within their institutions. By emphasizing the importance of leadership quality, the course aims to foster better organizational performance and patient care.