| 释义 |
Khaled Ahmed AlSaleh (27th October, 1953) born in Kuwait Almirqab. He is Consultant of clinical and Radiation Oncology in Kuwait Cancer Control Center[1]. He is also Editor of the Journal of Oncology Gulf The Gulf Journal of Oncology (GJO) is the first international Gulf Magazine and is published through the electronic library in www.gffcc.org/journal. His literary leaning toward short sentence and realism in addition to his tendency literary tend to surprise at the end of the event, being a doctor helped him to delve deeper into thoughts of the human soul That reflected clearly in his `Abdul-Jabbar, the Babylonian was named among the writers of Kuwaitis who have been highlighting them in a book Syrian Ministry of Culture, which deals with writers Kuwait. Education:- M.B.B, Ch., Alexandria, 14 February 1981
- Board Certificate in Radiotherapy & Oncology, Maria Sk?odowska-Curie Institute of Oncology, Warsaw, Poland, November 1992
Career:A total of 28 years in the field of oncology specializing in Radiation Oncology. Author of more than 30 scientific papers presented to international fora and published in medical journals. Membership to Organizations:- Active Member, American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)&91;2&93;;
- Active Member, Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), &91;3&93;
- Active Member, American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO),&91;4&93;
Honors and Awards:- Kuwaiti Dr. Al-Saleh wins Kuwaits Prize for Cancer Cardiovascular Diseases, Nov 2&91;5&93;.
- Arab Federation for Anti-Drug Awareness, 2005
- Award from Arab Medical Association Against Cancer (AMAAC), 2009
- Volunteer for Health Services (Individual Category), Kuwait Awqaf Public Foundation, 2011
- Award from the Ministry of Social Affairs & Labour for pioneering in social work, State of Kuwait, April 2012
Achievements:- As a cancer advocate, successfully initiated the first meeting to discuss the union of cancer associations under one umbrella organization in the Gulf region in 2001. This led to the formation of the Arab Union Against Cancer in March 29, 2002 involving 12 organizations in the GCC and Yemen. Elected as General Secretary of the federation, now called Gulf Federation for Cancer Control &60;/ref&62;wwww.gffcc.org&60;/ref&62; (GFFCC) since 2003;
- As General Secretary of the GFFCC, had established partnership with WHO-EMRO to support region-wide cancer campaigns, trainings and programs. At the international level, maintained active membership with the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) and chaired the TNM Committee for the adoption of a unified cancer staging system in the gulf region;
- Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Gulf Journal of Oncology (ISSN No. 2978-2101) – one of the few medical journals in the Arab region selected by the U.S. National Library of Medicine to be indexed at the PubMed/MedLine database;
- As Vice-President of the Cancer Aware Nation &91;6&93;
|