Iraq – Imperial WHO College Collaborating Centre

June 18, 2015

Association of Iraqi Academics UK 2nd Annual Medical Conference 13th of June 2015

Dr Sondus Hassounah and Dr Mays Raheem delivered a presentation discussing their published paper titled “Living Condition Iraq- 10 years after invasion” at the Association of Iraqi Academics UK 2nd

May 5, 2015

The visit to Jabir ibn Hayyan University in Najaf, Iraq

Professor Ali Mahmood Al-Shimmeri, the President of Jabir ibn Hayyan welcomed Professor Salman Rawaf on Wednesday 1st of April, 2015 at Jabir Ibn Hayyan University. Jabir ibn Hayyan Medical University

February 25, 2015

Al-Kindy Medical Research-Training Course @ Imperial

Dr. Faris Abdul Karim and Dr. Batool Mahdi provided a lecture at Al-Kindy Medical School about the Medical research after attending a course of training with a group of 20 participants mainly

January 28, 2015

Lunch with the Ministry of Higher Education & Research, Iraq

The links between the WHO Collaborating Centre for Public Health Education and Training at Imperial College London and the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, Iraq have been growing strong for some

August 20, 2014

Support to Iraqi Medical Students affected by IS terrorists

His Excellency the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research has agreed, on the 10/08/2014, on the procedures to be taken to support and back up the students from cites

August 20, 2014

Humanitarian crises in Iraq

In response to the Humanitarian crises taking place in Iraq and the atrocities caused by the Islamic State (IS), previously ISIS, the WHO CC, led by Professor Rawaf, in unison

June 11, 2014

New E-Health Course

Imperial College London, through its WHO Collaborating Centre for Education and Training and its Global E-Health Unit, has developed an innovative course on E-health Leadership and Implementation Strategy in Iraq. The

May 21, 2014

Living conditions in Iraq must improve if health investment is to yield results

A new review has shown that the health of Iraqis will continue to deteriorate unless there is an improvement in living conditions. Despite enormous investment in Iraq’s health system in

January 29, 20140 Comments

The Lancet Series on “Health in the Arab world: a view from within”

Professor Rawaf, attended the launch of The Lancet Series on “Health in the Arab world: a view from within” at the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, London, on January 20, 2014.

December 18, 20130 Comments

Post-Conflict Health in Libya

In November 2012, the WHO Collaborating Centre research team and Director, Professor Salman Rawaf, undertook a 2-week WHO assignment to assess the post-conflict health system in Libya. The WHO Collaborating

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Association of Iraqi Academics UK 2nd Annual Medical Conference 13th of June 2015

The visit to Jabir ibn Hayyan University in Najaf, Iraq

Al-Kindy Medical Research-Training Course @ Imperial

Support to Iraqi Medical Students affected by IS terrorists

Humanitarian crises in Iraq

New E-Health Course

Living conditions in Iraq must improve if health investment is to yield results

The Lancet Series on “Health in the Arab world: a view from within”

Post-Conflict Health in Libya

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