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Introduction

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Sudan Medical Archives (SUMA) is an on-going medical documentation project launched by Professor Ahmad Al Safi under the umbrella of the Sudan Medical Heritage Foundation (SMHF) in 2005. SUMA provides a store room for medical archives and records, and serve as memory of health and medicine in Sudan. The physical component of SUMA is kept in SMHF buildings in Khartoum. SUMA currently holds around 300 images, (photos, figures and plates), 100 artefacts, several video tapes, and documents of historic value. More acquisitions are required. This message is an appeal to everybody to contribute to this project (ideas, documents, artifacts and more).

Methods

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  • Acquire and preserve valuable medical and health artifacts, images, medical memorabilia, seminal and historical documents (videos, recordings, maps, books * and manuscripts of historic value, letters, art works), and traditional medicine instruments.
  • Publicize and promote archive services in Sudan.
  • Keep up-to-date bibliographic information on health, and biographic information of health care providers.
  • Provide information and advisory services on cultural competence.
  • Provide custodial services for public and private records of enduring value.
  • Retrieve, preserve and make available to researchers migrant medical records (e.g., Durham, Wellcome, Bergen, etc.)

How to add information?

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  • Click on Sudan Medical Archives to open SUMA page.
  • Log in (in upper right corner of SUMA page).
  • Scroll down the list to find the name you are looking for. If the name is not there, add it.
  • Click on Edit beside the name:
 * An edit box opens
 * Type the text you would like to add, or
 * Copy and paste text from MS Word or any similar application, or
 * Insert link to any information online whether it is in Cloud drive, Blog, Website, etc. using the External link icon (upper left side of page)
 * Save page (at the left lower corner of page).
  • If you have images that you would like to attach to any profile, please send them to [ahmadalsafi@gmail.com]. We would take care of their placement.
  • That is all. Thanks for your contribution.

Appeal

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This project needs your support by simple donation of material, documents and artifacts, or by editing the content of this page.

ترجو المؤسسة السودانية للتراث الطبي من الأطباء وأطباء الأسنان والصيادلة والكوادر الطبية المساعدة والممرضين وذويهم إن كان لديهم أو لدى معارفهم من الأحياء أو من الذين توفاهم الله من أقاربهم صور فوتوغرافية أو تقارير أو كتب قديمة أو مخطوطات أو مقالات طبية أو معدات أو آلات أو عاديات طبية ذات قيمة تاريخية تخص الطب الحديث أو الطب الشعبي، أن يتكرموا بإيداع نسخة منها في ارشيف المؤسسة لتتيحها بدورها للباحثين والدارسين والطلبة. للمساهمة في تحقيق أهداف الأرشيف الطبي هذا، نرجو مراجعة الأسماء الواردة فيه وتعديلها بالإضافة أو الحذف أو التصحيح وإضافة أي أسماء ومعلومات إضافية.

Sudanese Traditioinal Recipies.

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See Ahmad Al Safi. Sudanese Traditional Recipes 1in MS Word. This document is retreived from a ProCite Personal Bibliographic Database kept by the author. Please include your entries in the linked Dropbox document or send them to the author at ahmadalsafi@gmail.com.

Bibliography of Biomedical Literature in Sudan (1900-2015)

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See Ahmad Al Safi. A Bibliography of Biomedical Literature in Sudan (1900-2015) 2 in MS Word. This document is retreived from a ProCite Personal Bibliographic Database kept by the author. Please include your entries in the linked Dropbox document or send them to author at ahmadalsafi@gmail.com.

Sudan Virtual Museum of Health and Medicine

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Pioneers of Sudanese Medicine

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Abdalla Omer Abu Shamma

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Abdalla Saad

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Abdel Aal Abdalla Osman

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Abdel Hamid Bayoumi

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Abdel Hamid Ibrahim Sulaiman

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Abdel Monem Wasfi

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Abdel Rahim Mohamed Ahmed

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Abdel Rahman Atabani

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Abdel Salam Saleh Eisa

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Abu Hassan Abu

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Abul Gasim El Hadi

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Adib Abdalla

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Ahmad Abdel Aziz Yacoub

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Ahmed Abdel Mageed

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Ahmad Al Safi

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Ahmed Hassan Shehata

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Ahmed Mohamed El Hassan

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Ali Bedri

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Ali Khogali

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Anis Mohamed Ali El Shami

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Baghir Ibrahim

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Bakhiet Mohamed Omer

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Daoud Mustafa Khalid

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Habib Abdalla

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Hadi Ahmed El Shaikh

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Hadi El Zain El Nahas

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Hassan Mohamed Ibrahim

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Hussein Ahmed Hussein

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Hussain Sulaiman Abu Salih

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Ibrahim Abdel Aziz

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Ibrahim Ahmed Hussein

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Ibrahim Mohamed El Moghrabi

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Kamal Bushra Ibrahim

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Kamal Zaki Mustafa

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Khalda Zahir El Sadati

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Mahmoud Mohamed Hassan

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Mansour Ali Haseeb

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Mohamed Ahmed Ali

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Mohamed Ali Ahmed

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Mohamed Hamad Satti

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Mohamed Ibrahim Ali Omer

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Mohi El Din Mahadi

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Mohi El Din Mahadi

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Omer Mohamed Belail

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Saad Mohamed Ibrahim

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Sayid Hassan Daoud

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Shaikh Abdel Rahman

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Shaikh Mahgoub Gaffar

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Sulaiman Mohamed Modawi

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Tahir Fadul

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Tigani Mohamed El Mahi

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Zain El Abdeen Ibrahim

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Zarwi Sirkisian

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Notable Physicians

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The notable men and women in the medical field collectively set respectable traditions and established a firm foundation for health care delivery, research, teaching and training. They have taught and trained several generations, and more importantly, mentored and provided guidance and encouragement to the young and aspiring generations. They were, without exception, meticulous clinicians, imaginative and illustrious teachers, and hard-working researchers who made new discoveries or devised novel techniques. In their exemplary lives, they maintained unimpeachable professional integrity, upheld strict medical ethics, and set models of admirable behaviour inland and abroad.

Their contribution as scientists or physicians to science and life has been exemplary. They searched for continuous improvement in their lives and in the institutions in which they worked. They have been constantly involved in the pursuit of fact and truth about everything in life. That is why they were also notable social workers, sportsmen, poets, musicians, political and social leaders, writers, and competent administrators.

Abbas Mokhtar

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Abdalla Ahmed Dafaalla

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Abdalla Hidaytalla

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Abdeen Khairy

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See documentary article in Sudanese Journal of Paediatrics.

Abdel Galil Mohamed

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Abdel Ghaffar Abdel Rahim

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Abdel Hamid El Sayid Billia

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Abdel Hamid Sayid Omer

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Abdel Moneim El Seed Mohamed Khair

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Abdel Monem El Shafie

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Abdel Rahman Abdel Salam

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Abdel Rahman Kabbashi

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Abdel Rahman Mohamed Musa

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Abdel Rahman Musa

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Abdel Rahman Salim

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Abdel Salam Mohamed Gerais

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Abelmoniem Sahal Elmardi

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Adla Shashati

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Ahmad Al Safi

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See Ahmad Al Safi 4.

Ahmed Abbas

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Ahmed Awad Abdel Hamid Adeel

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Ahmed Ayoub El Gaddal

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Ahmed Bayoumi El Sayih

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Ahmed Hassan Fahal

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Ahmed Mohamed El Amin Hamid

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Al Sadig Abdel Wahab

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Ali Abdel Kariem

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Ali Kambal

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Ali Nour El Galiel

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Amin El Sayid

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Asma El Suni

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Awad Dakkam Ali

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Beshir Arbab

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Beshir Hamad

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Gaafar Ibn Oaf

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Haddad Omer Karoam

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Hadi El Zain El Nahas

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Hamad El Nil Abdel Rahman

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Hamid Rushwan

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Hashim Ibrahim Yagi

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Hashim Orwa

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Hassan Bella El Amin

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Hassan Hag Ali

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Hassan Musa Ibrahim

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Izzaldin Ali Amer

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Izzaldin El Mahadi

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Kamal El Din Hussain El Tahir

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Kamal Mekki El Manna

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Kamal Mohamed Mubashar

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Khalid Hassan El Toam

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Khalid Ibrahim Yagi

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Khalil Mohamed Badi

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Khlid Ahmed Gumaa

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Lewis Abdu Tadrus

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Mahmoud Abdalla

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Makram Girgis

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Mamoun Mohamed Ali Homeida

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Mamoun Yousif

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Mirghani Sanhouri

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Mohamed Adam Adham

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Mohamed Ahmed Abdalla

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Mohamed Ahmed Al El Shaikh

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Mohamed Ali El Toam

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Mohamed El Fatih Baraka

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Mohamed El Hassan Abu Bakr

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Mohamed Hassan El Tayib Hashim

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Mohamed Hassan Gabir

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Mohamed Mahmoud

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Mohamed Osman Abdel Malik

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Mohamed Osman Hassan Giritly

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Mohamed Yousif Sukkar

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Morris Sidra

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Musa Abdalla Hamid

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Mustafa Abdalla Mohamed Salih

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Mustafa Hassan Badi

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Mustafa Khogali

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Mustafa Nour El Huda

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Nadir Rashad Farid

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Nasr El Din Ahmed Mahmoud

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The first Department of Physiology in Sudan was established among the first departments of Kitchener School of Medicine at its inception in …. The physiology syllabus in that department was taught by the paediatrician, D. Coles. That department included Biochemistry, which separated in 1960. In 1957, Dr Ali Khogali Ismail was appointed as the first teaching assistant, and in 1970 he was appointed the first Head Department of Physiology. Dr Nasr El-Din Ahmed Mahmoud was the second teaching assistant to be appointed in the department in 1959. Postgraduate studies in physiology started in 1991. Born in Shendi in 1930. He acquired MB, BS, Faculty of Medicine, Khartoum University College in 1956; Senior Scholar attending the honours BSc course in the school of medicine, University of Edinburgh (1961-1962), later Senior Scholar at the Department of Biochemistry, School of Medicine, University of Edinburgh studying for PhD under the supervision of Professor RB Fisher, Dr R Passmore and Dr WNM Ramasy; awarded PhD, Physiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Edinburgh, 1964 thesis entitled: "Iron Metabolism in Relation to Nutrition; joined the academic staff of the Physiology Department, Faculty of Medicine, University of Khartoum as Assistant Lecturer in July 1959, promoted to Lecturer in April 1961, and Senior Lecturer in 1968. Research Fellow (April, 1969 – October, 1969) to conduct a research project on obesity in the Metabolic and Endocrine Unit of the Western General Hospital, Edinburgh in collaboration with professor JA Strong (Professor of Medicine). Appointed Head, Department of Physiology Faculty of Medicine, University of Khartoum (1971 -1973). Promoted to the status of Professor in Physiology, 1974; Fellow of the Faculty of Medicine University of Khartoum 2002. Currently, Professor of Physiology Faculty of Medicine Khartoum University, and founding Dean, Khartoum College of Medical Sciences, a private medical school teaching medicine, pharmacy and dentistry. Seconded to WHO as professor and Head Department of physiology, University of Addis Ababa (1972-75); appointed establishing Dean, Faculty of Medicine, University of Gezira (1975); Seconded to Faculty of Medicine, University of Kuwait as professor and Head Department of Physiology (1977); Vice Dean Academic Affairs Faculty of Medicine, University of Kuwait (1978-1982); Head of the Center for Medicine Education, Faculty of Medicine, University of Kuwait and Professor and Chairman Department of Physiology, Kuwait Faculty of Medicine (1982-1990); Dean, Faculty of Medicine, University of Al-Ahfad for Women (1991-1993), and founding Dean, Khartoum College of Medical Sciences (1999-). Editor–in-Chief, Sudan Medical Journal (1965-1972). In June 1966, he attended a 4–month practical course in the use of Radio-Isotopes in medicine in the Radio-Isotope Center for the Eastern Mediterranean Region of WHO in Cairo. Published several scientific papers in local, regional and international Journals. Appointed member of WHO Expert Advisory Panel for Nutrition for five years January 1971. Appointed WHO professor and Head Department of Physiology, Faculty of Medicine in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (1973–1975). He was founding Dean, Faculty of Medicine, University of Gezira (1975 -1977). In 1966, he was appointed Chairman of the Sudanese Swimming Association and in 1970 was elected to the Executive Committee of the African Swimming Association, in 1971 elected secretary general to the Sudanese Olympic Committee and, attended several meetings of the International Association of Olympic Committees, and appointed medical expert to the Ministry of Sports in the Sudan where I carried out useful Medical work on Sudanese athletes Member of Khartoum University Senate in 1965and1972 Member of the Faculty Board of Medicine for years and represented the Faculty Board of Medicine in the Faculty Board of Pharmacy where I contributed to the coordination of teaching of basic medical sciences between the two faculties .I also contributed towards the improvement of examination regulation and evaluation technique. He taught medical students, students of Khartoum College of Nursing, post-graduates. 1970 -1972: I was chosen to represent the faculty Board of Medicine in the University library Committee. I helped in improving lending procedure and in putting a plan for ordering back – dated issues of Journals to the Faculty Library. He was appointed first chairman of the Sudanese Medical research Council and member of the Executive Board of the National Research Council (1970). During his tenure, he contributed to the advancement of medical research in Sudan by laying down the priorities of research and getting funds and facilities for projects approved by the council. During his chairmanship, the Institute of Tropical Medicine was established and the existing hospital was designated for training and research in Tropical Medicine, and the Bilharzia Research project in collaboration with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical medicine was started. He attended and contributed to most of the British physiological Society meetings (1961–1964), and attended the Pan- Arab medical conferences held in Baghdad, Damascus and Khartoum, meetings of the Scottish Society of experimental medicine held in Dundee in 1963. He was member to several scholarly associations, socieites and institutions including the American Association for the Advancement of Science (1968), the International Olympic Medical Officers Association, the Sudanese and Ethiopian Medical Associations, the British Physiological Society, the Academic Commission and Appointment and Promotions committee of the Faculty of Medicine, Haile Selassie I University since January 1973; member of Khartoum University Press Board (1971 -1972); member of WHO Expert Advisory panel for nutrition (1971). He is the founding Dean of Khartoum College of Medical Sciences

Omer Abboud

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Osman Abdel Kariem

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Osman Awad Alla

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Osman El Hadari

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Osman Hassan

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Osman Hassan Sorkatti

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Osman Khalafalla Saeed

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Rashid El Amin

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Riyad Bayoumi

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Salah Ahmed Omer

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Salih Yassin Salih

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Salma Mohamed Sulaiman

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Samiya Ahmed Gumaa

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Sayda El Dirdiri

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Sayda Mohmed Bashar

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Shaikh Idris Abdel Rahim

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Shawgi Fadul Mahmoud

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Shawgi Hasan El Masri

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Siddig Ahmed Ismail

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Sir Abdel Magid

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Sulaiman Salih Fedail

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Taha Ahmed Baasher

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Taha Ahmed Talat

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Tahir Abdel Rahman

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Tarig AA El Hadd

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Tarig Ismail Homeida

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Yahiya Oan Alla

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بروفسير يحى عون الله يونس بقلم د.هويدا عباس الياس ولد بروفسير يحى عون الله يونس بمدينة امدرمان _ ابوسعد فى عام 1941 وتلقى مراحل تعليمه بها ̜ حيث درس الاولية بمدرسة العباسية ثم الوسطى فى مدرسة الاميرية امدرمان والثانوى بمدرسة وادى سيدنا ثم كلية الطب _ جامعة الخرطوم التى تخرج منها فى العام 1966. عمل بعد تخرجه فى عدد من المستشفيات خلال فترة الامتياز̜ ثم كطبيب عمومى بمستشفى امدرمان التعليمى ومن ثم عمل كمساعد للبحوث بكلية الطب _جامعة الخرطوم وذلك فى الفترة من 1967 حتى 1969 ومنها تم ابتعاثه الى المملكة المتحدة لينال درجة الدبلوم فى الصحة الاستوائية وبعدها نال درجة دبلوم الطب النفسى وذلك فى الفترة من 1969 حتى 1972 وبعد ان تم اعلان الكلية الملكية للطب النفسينال بروفسير يحي عون الله زمالة الكلية الملكية للطب النفسى وقد اول دفعة تنال تلك الدرجة العلمية ومعه بروفسير الزين عباس عمارة وبروفسير الطيب زروق وبروفسير على مصطفى بلال . وعاد بروفسير يحى الى السودان ليعمل كمحاضر بكلية الطب _جامعة الخرطوم حتى عام 1979 ثم عمل كاستاذ مساعد حتى عام 1983 .نال بروفسير يحي عون الله درجة الدكتوراة السريرية فى طب المجتمع من جامعة الخرطوم فى العام 1986

تم ابتعاث بروفسير يحي الى دولة الامارات العربية المتحدة فى عام1983 للعمل كاخصائى للطب النفسى فى مستشفى العين واستاذ بكلية الطب جامعة الامارات. وفى العام 1995 تم منح البروفسير عضوية الكلية الملكية للطب النفسى بانجلترا عاد بروفسير يحي عون الله للسودان فى العام 2008 ويعمل حاليا استاذ بجامعة افريقيا العالمية _ كلية الطب واستشارى للامراض النفسية بمستشفى طه بعشر للطب النفسى.

يعتبر بروفسير يحى عون الله من مؤسسى كلية الطب _ جامعة جوبا مع بروفسير عوض ابوزيد وقد قام بالتدريب فى العديد من الجامعات داخل وخارج السودان مثل كلية الطب وطب الاسنان والتمريض العالى بجامعة الخرطوم.كلية الطب بجامعة الجزيرة وكلية الطب بجامعة جوبا وايضا كلية الطب بجامعة الملك فيصل بالمملكة العربية السعودية وكلية الطب بجامعة الامارات العربية المتحدة. قام البروفسير يحى عون الله بالمشاركة فى العديد من السمنارات والورش التدريبية والمؤتمرات العلمية والبرامج التدريبية داخل وخارج السودان مثل المملكة المتحدة والولايات المتحدة الامريكية والاتحاد السوفيتى سابقا والدنمارك وتركيا والهند ولبنان والمملكة العربية السعودية ودولة البحرين والامارات العربية المتحدة. كما نشر له العديد من البحوث والاوراق العلمية ( مرفقة). البروفسير يحي عون الله يونس متزوج من السيدة اخلاص سيد مرسى ولديه اربعة من الابناء .داليا موظفة ببنك الخرطوم ومحمد مهندس مدنى ودينا طبيبة نائب اخصائى امراض نفسية ومصعب طبيب امتياز.

Yousif Mohamed Bushara

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Zein El Abdeen Abdel Rahim Karrar

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Notable Psychiatrists

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Abd Alal Alidrisi

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=الشيخ البروفسير عبدالعال الحسن الادريسي.. عشر سنوات من الفجيعة و الوهج! امدرمان-علي بلدو صرخة الميلاد في ذات ليلة وضيئة من ليال سبتمبر 1950 تحملت فيها السماء عبء غماماات كانت تضخ رزاذا من امطار خفيفة بللت طرقات (ارتقاشا) بالولاية الشمالية و كان لمعان النجوم يزداد القا في تلك الليلة , كيف لا و السيدة الفضلى(اللقية) ابنة العمدة تعاني من الام المخاض ليشق اليل ذاك صوت طفل عانقت نبراته عنان السماء , تخير له والد و فورا اسم (عبد المتعال) تيمنا بشيوخ الطريقة الاحمدية الادريسية و التي حمل لواءها والده و جده الاكبر سيدي القطب الاكبر احمد بن ادريس قدس الله سره ’ و الذي ينحدر من المغرب العربي و مؤسس دولة الادارسة المعروفة و المدفون ب ( صبيا) باليمن السعيد. زمن الطفولة بدء عبد العال و هذا هو الاسم الخفييف له, حياته ككل الاطفال ما بين اللعب و الشقاوة في ازقة ارتقاشا و التي يتداخل فييها اللسان المحسي مع العرببي و تتمازج بها السحنات و تفتحت عيناه على جمال الطبيعة و طيبة الناس و هذا ما سيؤثر في شخصيته لاحقاا و بعدها تدرج في التعليم الاولي و التعليم الديني الخاص الذي خصه به والده السيد الحسن الادريسي و اخيه الاكبر الراحل الشييخ محمد الحسن الادرييسي. امتى ارحل لامدر و اعودها قرر والد الصبي عبدالعال الارتحال لامدرمان للاشراف على مقر الطريقة في الموردة محل الجامع العتيق و رحلت معه الاسرة ليتنسم شيخنا عبق الامكنة و رحيق الازمنة في العاصمة الوطنية امددرممان ارض الامان و بوتقة السسودان , و في الموردة تعرف على الواقع السوداني الاصيل و تشرب بالقييم النببيلة و العلاقات الانسانية و تعمق في فهم الخلفية الثقافية و الفروقات بين الافراد ما بين الموردة و بانت و العبباسيية و اب كدوك و حي الضباط و فريقق ريد و فريق العمايا , لقد اصببح الان ملما بالكثيير و بالتالي مستعدا ليدلي بدلوه لاحقا.

تسعتاشر سنة بعد اكماله المررحلة الثانوية بامدرمان قام الراحل باختيار دراسة الطب و الجراحة و نسبة لضيق اللفرص في تلك الفترة فقد شد الرحال الى صوفيا عاصمة بلغاريا ليتخرج منها طببيبا و يعود للسودان في اواخر الثمانينيات و عمل ببمستشفى امدرمان و الخرطوم و سسوبا الجامعي و غيرها من المستشفيات , قبل ان تعرض عليه جامعة امدرمان الاسلامية قسسم الطب النفسي ليقوم بوضع لبناته الاولى و يسافر بعدها لفرنسا و يحصل عي شهادة التخصص و كذلك النمسا فيينا و حصوله على الزمالة , و قطع المحيط الاطلنطي للامريكا ليحصل على زمالة الصرع و رسم المخ و يتعاون مع جامعة تولورز بفرنسا. جوبا مالك عليا ساهم الفقييد ايضا في اففتتاح قسم الطب النفسي بجامعة جوبا و ظل على راسه لميعاد وفاته و ارسى العديد من البنيات التحتيىة بالجامعة بجوبا و امدرمان,كما انشاء مركز الخدمات الطبيية بالجامعة الاسلامية بالفتيحاب جنبا الي جنبب مع صندوق دعم الطالب الفقير و التكافل الاجتماعي و دعمه من حر ماله و تبرعات الخيريين و لا يزالان شاهدين على عظمة هذا الانسان الى اليوم. جلابية بيضاء مكوية تميز الفقيد بلبه الجلباب الابيض و العمامة و الملفحة و كان دوما متبسما محبا للطرفة في غير لين , رقيقا في غير ضعف, حاسما في غير قسوة, متسامحا من غير تفريط, و تقلد منصبب مدير عام مستشفى التيجاني الماحي لللطب اللنفسي بامدرمان و ايضا مقررر مجلس تخصص اللطب النفسيي و الذي ارسي قواعده , و كما شغلل منصب دائرة اللطب النفسي باللمجلس الطبي السوداني و اللجنة الطبية القانونية و عدد من الهيئات و المؤسسات و اللتي لا يتسع المجال لذكرها جميعا. عمل دؤؤب و جهااد متصل انشا اللفقيد عنبر المخ و الاعصاب بمستشفى التيجاني المااحي هو و رففيق دربه البروفسير فاروق ياسين و كما انشاء عيادة الطب النفسي بالمستشفى الصيني بامدرمان و مستشفى امدرمان التعليمي , حيث كان مؤمنا بضرورة ربط الطب النفسي بباقي التخصصات, و كما بداء في انشا ء قسم العلاج التاهيلي بالمستشفى و درج على توفر الاموال ببجهوده الخاصة,. مواقف على الطريق كان الفقيد كثثير التفقد للمستشفى و بصورة مفاجئئة اناء الليل و اطراف النهار و كثيرا ما كان ياتي لقسم الطواري في الثالثة صباحا ليتفقد المرضى و العمل و الاطباء و ييحل المشاكل ان وجدت. و كما درج على تقديم افطار رمضان سنويا من منزله لمرضى المستشفى و العاملين و المرافقين ددون من او اذى بل و كان يجلس ليشاركهم الاكل في كثير من الاحايين في تواضع العلماء و زهد النساك و صلاح الاولياء. مواهب خفية كان الفقيد محبا للشعر و الفن و حلو الكلام و توجد بمكتبه الكثير من اللوحات و تسجيلات الزمن الجميل و كما كان يتمتع بصوت رخيم لمن سمعه و هم قلة ,و كما كان محبا للجمال و تجده حريصا على التشجير و زراعة الزهور و النظافة و الترتيب و التنيسق و يشارك بيده في ذلك. حياته الاسرية تزوج الراحل من السيدة الكريمة سناء اسماعيل حبة ابنة الرراحل اسماعيل محمد علي حبة مدير الخطوط البحرية و احد الاداريين المشهورين., و انجبت له (محمد) تخرج طبيبا من جامعة الرباط, (الاء) تخرجت طبيبة من جامعة الخرطوم متزوجة حاليا و مقييمة بالسعودية,( رحاب) درست علم نفس بجامعة الاحفاد للببنات بامدرمان.,(اسراء)تدرس طب الاسنان بجامعة العلوم و التقانة,)سارة) اكملت المرحلة الجامعية حديثا ,( فاطمة الزهراء) على اعتاب دخول الجامعة. الانفتاح على المجتمع تميز الرراحل بعلاقاته الواسعة و الممتدة و ساهم باللتعريف بدور الشيخ و الطبيب و المرشد و المرربي في اللتواصل مع الناس في اتراحهم و اافرراحهم و مشاركتهم المناسسبات و خلق له ذلك شعبية جارفة و انتماء الكثثييررين للطريقق الادريسية,. الرحيل المر قبل عيد الحب بيومين من عام 2005 فببراير نعى الناعي الشيخ عبدالرحيم البرعي اللكردفاني و كان التشييع مققررا له بالزريبة بشمال كردفان و كعادته لم يتاخر الفقيد في ترك كل شئ, ليمضي لمستشار رئيس الجمهورية لشئون التاصيل الراحل احمد على الامام بغرض السفر بالطائرة و لكن تشاء الاقدار ان تكون الطائرة غادرت قبلها بلحظات, و نسبة لحرصه الشديد على حضور مراسم التشييع قام هو و مرافقيه الكرام باستقلال عربة من الرئاسة بسائقها متجهين نحو الزرييبة, و في منطقةة(الاعوج) على طريقق كوستى -الخرطوم انفجر اطار السيارة الامامي لتنقلب عدة مرات و يلاقي الجمييع حتفهم راضين مرضيين, و ليغمضض فقيدنا عيناه للمرة الاخيرة ناظرا للسماء كما نظر اليها عند ولادته لاول مرة. هيبة و جلال لم تشهد امدرمان حشدا مثل تشييع الراحل و الذي امه جمع غفير من المسئئولين و المواطنين و الطلاب و الزملاء و الدبللوماسيين و رجال الاعمال و ككل اطياف المجتمع , و ليوارى الثرى بجوار ابيه و اخيه بمدفن الاسرة بمسجد الادراسة بالموردة و لينسدل الثوب الاخضر على ذلك القبر و الروضة الخضراءء. و ليردد الجميع فاجعة الالم و سنوات الوجع: وجه من اهواه لاح فاختفى نور الصبباح فاسقني كاسسا طفاح في غبوق و اصطباح لا تقل اهل السماح موسم الافراح راح

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Abd Alaziz Abd Allah Mahgoub

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Abd Almoneim Yousif

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Abd Alrazzag Alfaki

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Abu Algasim Saad

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Ahmed Hassan Medani

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Ahmed Osman Sirag

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Ahmed Taha

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Altigani Adam Hammad

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Alzain Abbas Omara

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Amin Ali Nadeem

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Amin Ali Nadim

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Bashier

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Bushra Habbani

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Diaa Aldin Aljaili

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Emil Wiliam

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Foad Abdo

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Gaafar Mohammed Salih

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Gamal Gorashi

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Hafiz Mustafa

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Hafiz Salim El Hakim

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Hasab Al Rasoul Sulaiman

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Hassan Babikir Abdel Hafiez

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Hassan Babikir Abdel Hafiez

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Hassan Ebied

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Hassan Hajj Ali

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Ibrahiem Omer

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Isam Eltayeb Babiker

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Mahdi Mohammed Alhassan

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Mahmoud Abbakar Suliman

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لسيرة الذاتية لبروفسور محمود أبكر سليمان

بقلم د. سعود سلطان ولد بقرية الطينة وأكمل كل مراحله التعليمية بدارفور متنقلا من مدرسة كتم الابتدائية لمدرسة الجنينة الوسطي ثم الفاشر الثانوية أكمل دراسة الطب بجامعة الخرطوم عام ١٩٧٠ ثم التحق بوزارة الصحة كطبيب امتياز بمستشفيات الخرطوم والفاشر وبعدها كطبيب عمومي لمدة ثلاث سنوات بمستشفيات الفاشر وزالنجي وأم كدادة. التحق بعدها كمساعد تدريس بقسم الطب النفسي بكلية الطب جامعة الخرطوم التي عمل بها حتي أبتعث لمعهد الطب النفسي بلندن The Institute of Psychiatry لتكملة دراساته العليا. نال دبلوم الطب النفسي و عضوية الكلية الملكية للطب النفسي عام ١٩٧٧ عاد بعدها للعمل كمحاضر بقسم الطب النفسي بكلية الطب جامعة الخرطوم. غادر بعدها السودان للالتحاق بجامعة الكويت كأستاذ مساعد بكلية الطب و عمل بها حتي عام ١٩٩٠ عاد بعدها لكلية الطب بجامعة الخرطوم كأستاذ للطب النفسي حيث ساهم في تأسيس درجة الدكتوراه في الطب النفسي و تخريج أول دفعة من أخصائي الطب النفسي ولأول مرة بالسودان. عمل بجامعة الفاتح من سبتمبر كأول عميد لكلية الطب ثم مديرآ مؤسسآ لجامعة نيالا بعد تقسيم جامعة الفاتح من سبتمبر الي ثلاث جامعات. تم منح البروفسور محمود زمالة الكلية الملكية للطب النفسي عام ١٩٩٦. غادر السودان الي المملكة المتحدة عام ١٩٩٧ ليعمل بعدة مستشفيات في شمال و جنوب البلاد حتي استقر بمدينة بدفورد بوسط إنجلترا والتي عمل بها كإستشاري للطب النفسي لكبار السن Old Age Psychiatry حتي تقاعده قبل حوالي ثلاث سنوات ليتفرغ للكتابه لبروفسور محمود عدة أبحاث بعض منها تحت رعاية منظمة الصحة العالمية، كما نشرت له عدة كتب باللغتين العربية والإنجليزية في الطب النفسي والثقافة والتاريخ والسياسة.

Mirghani Babikir Basheer

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Mohammed Abd Alaal Hammour

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Mohammed Abd Alaziz Musa

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Mohammed Abd Almonim Wasfi

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Mohammed Hassan Algaddal

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Mohammed Nour Abdel Rahim

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Mohammed Sharief

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Mohi Aldin Alfaki

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Mustafa Bilal

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Omer Abubakar

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Omer Alrufaai

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Osama Mahgoub

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Osman Abdo

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Osman Alhaj

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Sawsan Awad Alkareem

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Shiekh Idris Abd Alrahim

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Suliman Alhabeeb

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Taha Ahmed Baasher

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Yahia Own Allah Younis

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بروفسير يحى عون الله يونس بقلم د.هويدا عباس الياس


ولد بروفسير يحى عون الله يونس بمدينة امدرمان _ ابوسعد فى عام 1941 وتلقى مراحل تعليمه بها ̜ حيث درس الاولية بمدرسة العباسية ثم الوسطى فى مدرسة الاميرية امدرمان والثانوى بمدرسة وادى سيدنا ثم كلية الطب _ جامعة الخرطوم التى تخرج منها فى العام 1966. عمل بعد تخرجه فى عدد من المستشفيات خلال فترة الامتياز̜ ثم كطبيب عمومى بمستشفى امدرمان التعليمى ومن ثم عمل كمساعد للبحوث بكلية الطب _جامعة الخرطوم وذلك فى الفترة من 1967 حتى 1969 ومنها تم ابتعاثه الى المملكة المتحدة لينال درجة الدبلوم فى الصحة الاستوائية وبعدها نال درجة دبلوم الطب النفسى وذلك فى الفترة من 1969 حتى 1972 وبعد ان تم اعلان الكلية الملكية للطب النفسينال بروفسير يحي عون الله زمالة الكلية الملكية للطب النفسى وقد اول دفعة تنال تلك الدرجة العلمية ومعه بروفسير الزين عباس عمارة وبروفسير الطيب زروق وبروفسير على مصطفى بلال . وعاد بروفسير يحى الى السودان ليعمل كمحاضر بكلية الطب _جامعة الخرطوم حتى عام 1979 ثم عمل كاستاذ مساعد حتى عام 1983 .نال بروفسير يحي عون الله درجة الدكتوراة السريرية فى طب المجتمع من جامعة الخرطوم فى العام 1986

تم ابتعاث بروفسير يحي الى دولة الامارات العربية المتحدة فى عام1983 للعمل كاخصائى للطب النفسى فى مستشفى العين واستاذ بكلية الطب جامعة الامارات. وفى العام 1995 تم منح البروفسير عضوية الكلية الملكية للطب النفسى بانجلترا عاد بروفسير يحي عون الله للسودان فى العام 2008 ويعمل حاليا استاذ بجامعة افريقيا العالمية _ كلية الطب واستشارى للامراض النفسية بمستشفى طه بعشر للطب النفسى.

يعتبر بروفسير يحى عون الله من مؤسسى كلية الطب _ جامعة جوبا مع بروفسير عوض ابوزيد وقد قام بالتدريب فى العديد من الجامعات داخل وخارج السودان مثل كلية الطب وطب الاسنان والتمريض العالى بجامعة الخرطوم.كلية الطب بجامعة الجزيرة وكلية الطب بجامعة جوبا وايضا كلية الطب بجامعة الملك فيصل بالمملكة العربية السعودية وكلية الطب بجامعة الامارات العربية المتحدة. قام البروفسير يحى عون الله بالمشاركة فى العديد من السمنارات والورش التدريبية والمؤتمرات العلمية والبرامج التدريبية

داخل وخارج السودان مثل المملكة المتحدة والولايات المتحدة الامريكية والاتحاد السوفيتى سابقا والدنمارك وتركيا والهند ولبنان والمملكة العربية السعودية ودولة البحرين والامارات العربية المتحدة. كما نشر له العديد من البحوث والاوراق العلمية

البروفسير يحي عون الله يونس متزوج من السيدة اخلاص سيد مرسى ولديه اربعة من الابناء .داليا موظفة ببنك الخرطوم ومحمد مهندس مدنى ودينا طبيبة نائب اخصائى امراض نفسية ومصعب طبيب امتياز.

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Pioneers of Sudanese medicine are individuals whose achievements have been seminal to the evolution of the field and whose work has contributed significantly to the establishment and development of the medical profession. Or they have ventured into the bio-medical field before others, or started new specialties.

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Ahmed El Bella

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Ahmed Hassan Shehata

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Kamal Abbas

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Mabel Wollf

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Ezabel Wollf

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Aziza Barsi

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Batul Mohamed Eisa

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Gundiya Saleh Yassin

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Sulaiman Abu Saleh

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Hawa Ali El Basir

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Hawa Mohamed Saleh

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Awatif Ahmed Osman

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Notable Pharmacists

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Abdalla Omer El Khawad

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Abdel Rahman El Rashid

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Ahmed Mohamed El Amin Hamid

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Badr El Din El Hashimi

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Ibrahim Gasim Mokhayar

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Sami Ahmed Khalid

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Yahiya Mohamed El Khair

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Yousif Bedri

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Abdel Hamid Ibrahim Sulaiman

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Hashim Warsama Ghalib

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Muntasir El Tayib Ibrahim

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Mutamad Ahmed Amin

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Suad Mohamed Sulaiman

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First Basic Science Teachers in Faculty of Medicine, University of Khartoum

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Makram Girgis

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Ali Khogali Ismail

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Mohamed Hamad Satti

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Mansour Ali Haseeb

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Sudan Medical Journal

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Sudan Medical Bulletin

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Endemic Diseases Research Institute

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Tropical Medicine Research Institute

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Serious minds take everything in life seriously, hobbies and pastimes included. They take these leisurely activities as source of enjoyment and fun and they invariably excel in their pursuit. In time, many medical doctors have developed those hobbies to second specializations and careers. By Professor Ahmad Al Safi

On historical writings

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The book of note that was written by Sudanese on the history of Sudanese medicine and medical research was that of Prof. Ahmed Bayoumi.

Ahmed Bayoumi’s The History of Sudan Health Services was a revised version of his doctoral thesis (University of Khartoum, 1974). The primary aim of this book was to trace health services in the Sudan through their historical development emphasizing the social, economic and administrative factors. The book no doubt filled a gap in the history of the field of health services and research in the Sudan and proved to be invaluable to health care providers, researchers and students. The book has been reprinted in 2002 in two volumes: volume one: Health Care System and volume two: Disease Epidemiology.

Apart from this work and to an extent that of Prof. Haseeb mentioned above, no other academic books were written on the subject and practically none on the lives and work of the pioneers. Several manuals and monographs on different fields of medicine were published.

On researching traditional medicine

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Prof. Ahmad Al Safi book Traditional Sudanese Medicine, a primer for researchers, health care providers, and students (2007) is a wide-ranging 730-page account of traditional Sudanese medicine. It contains a comprehensive 2500-reference General Bibliography and a 600-item Sudanese Materia Medica. In 1970, Khartoum University Press published for Prof. Ahmad Al Safi his book Native Medicine in the Sudan: sources, concepts and methods, which was the first book to be written in English on that subject.

On scientific writings

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Scientific monographs and popular writings on professional matters and other fields written by Sudanese medical doctors are many (scientific articles are excluded from this article). They include the works of MY Sukkar, Hafiz El Shazali, Salih Yassin, Musa Abdalla Hamid, Beshir Hamad, Mansour Ali Haseeb, Mohamed Osman Abdel Malik, Sayyid Daoud Hassan, Ahmed Mohamed El Hassan, Mamoun Mohamed Ali Hummaida, Ahmad Al Safi, Zein Abbas Amara, Kamal Mekki El Manna, Tahir Fadl, Shawgi Hassan El Masri, Omer Mohamed Bilail, Ahmed Hassan Fahal, Ali Mohamed Ahmed El Awad, Mohamed Saied Zarroug, Tarig Ismail Hummaida, El Sheikh Mahgoub, Tigani El Mahi, Ahmed Abdel Aziz Yagoub, Mohamed Hassan Gabir, Mustafa El-Seed, Daoud Iskander, as examples.

On sports

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Many excelled in sports. Prof. Abdel Hamid Ibrahim had been a member of the GMC football team in 1947 and captain in 1950, as well as a member of the El-Neel football team. Dr Imam Doleib (Public Health specialist) played for the first teams of both El-Hilal and El-Mirriekh clubs. Prof. Nasr El Din Ahmed Mahmoud (Physiologist) was the goal keeper of El-Hilal football club in the early sixties of the last century. Abdalla El Hag Musa (Surgeon) and Mohsin Mohamed Hussain (Neurosurgeon) were both excellent basketball players when they were young.

On culture

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The several personal gifts of the late Prof. Tigani El Mahi could hardly be categorized as hobbies. He was a serious bibliophile, collector of rare manuscripts, maps, and letters of historical value. His personal library has been proverbial. He was a famous Egyptologist and a world authority in hieroglyphics. He was also interested in music and was alleged to have played the lute. I could not verify this piece of information, but I could confirm that he studied musicology as seriously as he studied other disciplines in life. When he found out that I had a TV programme on music in 1966 and I was practicing on the trumpet, he gave me a mandolin as a gift, which I presume was his. He also gave me Scholes: The Oxford Companion to Music (1955), Cecil Gray: The History of Music (1928), Gustav E. Reese: Music in the Renaissance (1954) and a valuable book compiled and translated into English by Baheega Sidky Rasheed titled Egyptian Folk Songs (1958) including several original musical scores.

In the early 1960s, Prof. Ahmad Al Safi and the late Mrs. Awatif Osman Sherfi presented a TV Music Programme with the aim of educating the public, documenting Sudanese music, and profiling Sudanese musicians. This programme was presented when TV transmission was live in black and white, and before the foundation of the Institute of Music and Drama. The programme, which ran through several episodes, was directed and produced by the late TV veteran, Mr. Faroug Sulaiman.

On music

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When active musicians among medical doctors are mentioned, Mr. Ali Nour El Galiel (Cardiac Surgeon), immediately comes to mind. Dr Habib Abdalla (the pioneer Sudanese Radiologist) played the piano and had a large collection of classical music, which he passed on together with the love of music to his family, namely Dr Saad Habib. Dr Labib Abdalla played the violin. Earlier still, Mohamed Adam Adham (graduated from Kitchner School of Medicine in 1939) was a violinist and composer. Dr Adham was one of the few doctors who studied music. His violin pieces the Adhamiyat were popular in Sudan Broadcasting Service play-list in its early days. Dr Adham was the first president-elect of the Sudan Singers’ Syndicate in the 1940s. He was nominated to that post by singers Ahmed El Mustafa and Hassan Sulaiman.

Earlier still, Dr Mahmoud Hamdi (graduated from Kitchner School of Medicine in 1929) played the violin, mandolin and lute and composed music for songs that came after the Hagieba era. He played music in some of those songs but was not noted as a practicing musician.

Few people know that Dr Zaki Mustafa (Gynaecologist) was a talented saxophonist and Dr Magboul Mohamed Ali Magboul (Anaesthetist) an excellent trumpet player when they were young. Both were the products of the Sudanese secondary schools in their glorious days.

On fine arts

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To see a glimpse of the artistic talent of Dr Al Hadi Babiker (Psychiatrist), have a look at the portrait of the late Prof. Tigani El Mahi currently on display in the Basic Skills Laboratory in Faculty of Medicine, University of Khartoum, which he drew when he was a medical student.

In 1966, the Faculty of Medicine, University of Khartoum announced a competition for designing an emblem for the faculty. Artists from the College of Graphic Arts, medical students, and lecturers responded. Ahmad Al Safi won that competition and was awarded £50. The evaluation panel included Professors Mansour Ali Haseeb, Anis Mohamed Ali El Shami, H.V. Morgan, and Dr. Abdel Halim Mohamed. It was Prof. Morgan suggested the logo "Honesty and Humility" that was engraved at the bottom of the crest. The emblem he designed is in use up to date indicating its worth.

On poetry

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Poets among Sudanese doctors were many. The list includes Dr Ali Arbab (1929 graduate) who in addition wrote poetry in English, Mahmoud Hamdi (1929 graduate), Dr Abdel Halim Mohamed, Prof. Mansour Ali Haseeb, Dr Zein El Abdeen Ibrahim, Prof. Haddad Omar Karoam, Dr Mohamed Osman Giritley (also played the lute), Dr Mohamed El Hassan Abu Bakr (Physician), Dr Imam Doleib, Dr Ahmed Shadoul (Paediatrician), Dr Hasabou Suleiman (Psychiatrist), Dr El Zein Abbas Amara, Prof. Moutaz Omer Bakhiet (Neurologist), Prof. Mustafa Abdalla (Paediatrician), Dr Hussain Yagoub (Internist), Dr Omar Mahmoud Khalid (Internist), and Ahmed Badi (Wad Badi).

On literary writing

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The list of writers includes Dr. Ibrahim Anis (1929 graduate), Dr Abdalla Omer Abu Shamma (Public Health Consultant), was the first Sudanese story writer. Mansour Ali Haseeb (Bacteriologist), was writer and translator of Harold McMichael articles on the coming of the Arabs into Sudan. Musa Abdallah Hamid (Surgeon) is a prolific writer, translator, historian and biographer. Dr Abdel Halim Mohamed (Physician) was a writer and literary critic. Prof. Ahmad Al Safi book titled A Manual of Rules and Procedure of Modern Organizations, Cairo, (1ST Edition 1999: 600 pages, 2nd Edition 2007: 530 pages) is an authority manual in parliamentary procedure in Arabic. This book is recognized by critics as the only book in Arabic in the Sudan and Arabic-speaking countries. The book is written with the purpose of empowering citizens whether organized or to be organized, to achieve professional and personal goals through efficient and effective systematic deliberations.

Pharmacist Professor Badr Eldin Hamid El Hashimi is a man of note in literary writing, translation from English to Arabic in addition to his scientific contributions as scientist.

On social engagements

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Medical doctors wherever they worked have always been recognized as respectable figures in their communities, and were entrusted with the leadership of their social and community institutions. At a time in Sudan’s history, almost all major municipal councils were lead by medical doctors.

Abdel Halim Mohamed, for example, was noted to have been president or chairperson for at least twelve notable institutions including the Sudan Football Association, basketball association, horse racing, Olympic Committee, Khartoum Civil Hospital, Khartoum University Council, Khartoum Municipal Council, Doctors’ Union, and, of course, he was member and rotating president of the Sudan Supreme Council of State.

Medical doctors were instrumental in founding literary and cultural clubs and discussion groups in the early days of struggle against the condominium rule. Those clubs were found where ever doctors worked. Medical doctors also contributed significantly in the formulation of the Graduate Conference the predecessor of political parties in Sudan.

On journalism

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The Radio and TV broadcasters were many. They start with the late Abu Obaida El Magzoub and end by Dr. Omar Mahmoud Khalid and Prof. Mamoun M. A. Homaida.

Dr Ibrahim Anis (1904-1961) of the second batch to graduate from Kitchner School of Medicine was instrumental in establishing professional journalism in the country. The advisory group they made for Ismail Al Atabani was helpful to Soat Al Sudan and Al Rai Al Aam. Abdel Halim Mohamed had been a literary critic. Dr Mohamed Adam Adham created and edited Africa Magazine and Al Ghalam newspaper in the 1940s.

On politics

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Politicians are too many to recount. Indeed, the role played by medical doctors in politics is not in the political posts they held, but by influencing the political scene. This is a rich and interesting chapter. Dr Ibrahim Anis (1929 graduate of KSM) was the first Ambassador of the Sudan in Washington. However, the politicians worthy of note are those who held the rotational post of Supreme Members of State, namely Mohamed El Mubarak El Fadil Shaddad, Abdel Halim Mohamed, and Tigani El Mahi. A post they rightly deserved due to undisputed high reputation and credibility in society.

On bibliographies

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Professor Mansour Ali Haseeb dedicated his book A Monograph on Biomedical Research in the Sudan (1970) to the NCR for the benefit of young research workers. The monograph has been a 1500-entry bibliography of biomedical literature with a concise and highly informative introduction.

Professor Ahmad Al Safi A Bibliography of Biomedical Literature in the Sudan (1900-2000) is currently 6000-entry long and work is still going on. This is a compilation of medical literature on the Sudan by Sudanese scholars and expatriate staff produced during the 20th century. It includes in addition to published material, grey literature i.e., technical reports, white papers, drafts, departmental manuals, conference papers and proceedings, relevant articles in newspapers, raw data, memoranda, project summaries, trip reports, working and discussion papers, unofficial government documents, studies, market surveys, pamphlets, brochures, and newsletters.

Philanthropists

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Henry Solomon Wellcome

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Mohamed Hashim Baghdadi

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Britons in Sudan Medical Service (1900-1965)

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Anderson, RG

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Archibald, Sir Robert G

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Atkey, OFH

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Balfour, Sir Andrew

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Bartholomew, F

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Bates, JD

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Beam, William

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Bloss, JFE

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Bousfield, Leonard

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Butler, H

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Chalmers, Sir Albert J

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Christopherson, JB

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Cloudsley-Thompson, JL

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Corkill, N L

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Crispin, ES

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Crockett, D

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Crowfoot, Molly

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Cruickshank, A

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Culwick, CM

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Cummins, AB

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Cummins, SL

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Currie, Sir James

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D’Arcy, Patrick

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Daly, G

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Horgan, Eric S

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Hovell, JS

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Husband, Mr

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Kendall, Miss EM

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King, H H

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Kirk, Robert

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Lewis, DJ

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Lynch, JB

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MacGowan, WAL

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Mackenzie, C

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Maurice, GK

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Mayne, FS

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McGowen, Prof

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McKelvie, AR

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Morgan, HV

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Morris, EWT

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Nicholls, M F

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O'Conner, Mr

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O'Shaughnessy, LF

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Pridie, Sir Eric Denholm

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Squires, HC

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Taylor, Julian

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Theobald, FV

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Verzin, JA

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Waterfield, NE

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Wellcome, Sir Henry S

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Wenyon, CM

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Wolff, Miss Gertrude L

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Wolff, Miss Mabel E

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Woodruff, AW

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The medical profession

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Organization

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Societies

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Teaching & Training

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Schools

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