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Professor. Eman Abdallah Ahmed Ali

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Pharmacology

Faculty of Medicine

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Assistant professor of forensic medicine and toxicology

Education

2015

Faculty of medicine- Zagazig University, Egypt

PhD,

Experiences

  • Zagazig, Egypt

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  • From : 02-05-2008

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  • To : 07-11-2021

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Teaching Courses

14001614

Professional Medical Skills

Credit Hours: 2
Course term: 1
Communication Hours: 30

1. Communications, partnership and team-working 2. Maintaining trust; medical ethics and confidentiality 3. Aptitude for Personal Development and leadership skills 4. Time management and decision making 5. Prioritization of patient safety in clinical practice 6. Evidence based practice

14001411

History Taking

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 7
Communication Hours: 75

History taking is a clinical module that establishes effective doctor- patient relationship. In this module the student is trained to communicate with patients and their families. The module requires student-patient contact at hospital or PHC level. In this module the student is trained and the practice how to obtain personal history, chief complaint and its duration, history of present illness, past medical and surgical history, family history, social history , drug history

1400 51516

opthalmology

Credit Hours: 2
Course term: 9
Communication Hours: 46

This course emphasizes the principal knowledge and skills of common eye. It is mainly designed to provide a broad, general knowledge and awareness in basic history taking and physical examination in relation to eye diseases. Students will be equipped with competencies essential to deal with common ophthalmic problems at the GP level. The module is structured with various didactic modalities for observation in ward, clinic, and emergency room. This module is apparently characterized the integrati

14001614

Forensic medicine & toxicology

Credit Hours: 2
Course term: 11
Communication Hours: 45

The course addresses the principles of forensic medicine, general and applied toxicology. Emphasis will be paid to identification and examination of blood stains, mechanical injuries, firearm injuries, burns, mechanical asphyxiation and poisoning. It also includes content on analysis of different biological samples to detect different drugs and chemicals. Medical malpractice and ethical aspects of practice will also be addressed through this course.

14001623

emergency medicine

Credit Hours: 4
Course term: 12
Communication Hours: 90

The module teach/learn the clinical competence in Emergency Medicine through an integrated approach in education. This module integrates between basic and clinical science from one side and Emergency Medicine from the other side.

14001324

Basic emergency

Credit Hours: 1
Course term: 6
Communication Hours: 18

The module outlines the basic emergencies and at the same time demonstrates and trains the students with the first aid protocol and the general principles of basic emergency care, so they can identify and deal with common medical, surgical, and obstetric emergencies under supervision and the pharmacotherapeutic management.

1400-1426

elective I

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 8
Communication Hours: 60

The module presents fundamental evidence-based knowledge in pharmacology and pharmacological basis of applied therapeutics. It focuses on drugs used to treat medical conditions common to the local community and of global impact. Topics are presented via interactive settings utilizing students-centered and problem-based methods of learning.

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