Anas Malik Radif Alubaidi, MBChB, MSc, PgDip, PgCert, Prof Dip Paeds(RCPI), FRSPH, IPFPH, MACE

Anas Malik Radif Alubaidi, MBChB, MSc, PgDip, PgCert, Prof Dip Paeds(RCPI), FRSPH, IPFPH, MACE

About

- Bachelor of Medicine and General Surgery/ University of Baghdad - Master of Science in Public health/ University of South Wales - Postgraduate Diploma Degree in Acute Medicine/ University of South Wales - Postgraduate Diploma Degree in Care of the Elderly/ University of Wales Trinity Saint David - Postgraduate Diploma Degree in Family Medicine/ University of Buckingham - Postgraduate Certificate in Geriatrics and Rehabilitation Medicine/ Tech Global University - Professional Diploma in Pediatrics/ Royal College of Physicians of Ireland - Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health - International Practitioner Member of the Faculty of Public Health - Member of the American College of Epidemiology * Have a variable medical experience and expanded medical knowledge. Worked in different medical fields including patient care setting, healthcare management, and medical research. Passionate and interested in preventive healthcare, in primary healthcare, in public health medicine practice, in healthcare quality improvements, in Occupational Medicine, and in medical data management.

Latest Articles

7 Articles
Global Health Diplomacy

Public health promotion is essential for the purpose of the enhancement of the healthcare systems. The idea of this article is to speak about the global health diplomacy which can be used in the public health promotions in between the countries through the diplomatic relations between those countries to meet at what is in common about the public health promotion at these countries.

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Vaccine Hesitancy

Vaccine hesitancy is an important concern in public health because it might be one of the most effective reasons that would affect badly and negatively on promoting health since the purpose of the public health is to promote health. Vaccination plays as the main role in preventative care in medicine

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eSource in Clinical Research

This topic of eSource came to my mind from my experience in Clinical Research/ Pharmaceutical Research while conducting clinical trials at different sites. Whenever a site conducting trials then this site will be in need for a data documentation system to document and store the data that is being created and establishing from the clinical trials that are being conducted. This data documentation system is called Source. However, the Source could be electronic Source as in eSource or not electronic as in Paper Source. I have used both the eSource and the Paper Source. This Symposium presentation will show the advantages of the eSource in the Clinical Research.

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Clinical Research in USA and How to Maintain Quality of the Outcomes

The clinical research known as well the pharmaceutical research is necessary and essential in enhancing medicine and in promoting health via conducting good quality trials or studies to test and ensure the efficacy, the safety, and the effectiveness of the investigational products or the study medications. These study medications or investigational products could be new medications or already approved medications. The already approved medications then in clinical research will be tested for further indications. Therefore, the clinical research has a fundamental role to ensure the treatment availability for diseases and disorders. The outcomes or the final results will be used then after the trials or the studies to seek the eligibility for the approval to be used for patients. The approval is done by certain authorized agency in each country for instance in USA, it is the FDA (The United States Food and Drug Administration).

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Centralized Systematic Network as a Database to Store the Participants in the Clinical Trials: An idea for an Electronic Portal needs to be Considered

This topic came to my mind through my practice in the Pharmaceutical Clinical Research field as a suggestion to have a Centralized Database System that keep adequate information about the participants in that system but only enough to avoid multiple participations of the same patient within more than one trial especially majority if not all the study protocols would require that the participant not to be actively involved in another Clinical Trial. Such a system in my opinion would keep, maintain, and enhance the quality of the outcomes from the Clinical Trials. However, such a system to be accessible to the sites who are conducting trials within the same geographical area and not to be accessible either by the sponsors or by the pharmaceutical companies.

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Benefits of the Disease Screening in Public Health

The purpose of screening is to identify individuals in an apparently healthy population who are at higher risk of a health problem or condition. By doing so, early treatment or intervention can be offered, thereby reducing the incidence and/or mortality of the health problem or condition within the population. In recent times, there has been a growing trend in the WHO European Region toward more screening for noncommunicable diseases and health checks. However, it is essential to recognize that clear evidence of effectiveness is often lacking. Policymakers, health professionals, and the public need to be aware of the potential harm of screening, its cost, burden on the health system, and the importance of strong quality assurance. This guide aims to assist policymakers and public health leads in planning, designing, and implementing screening programs. It covers various aspects, including considerations before starting, continuing, or stopping a screening program, as well as operational, monitoring, and evaluation aspects of implementation.[1] Screening plays a crucial role in identifying health risks early, but it must be done thoughtfully and with a solid evidence base to maximize benefits and minimize harm.

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Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Prevention Strategies in Public Health: The Differences

In public health, prevention strategies are categorized into three levels: primary, secondary, and tertiary. Prevention in public health is a critical focus area. Rather than solely diagnosing and treating diseases, public health emphasizes health promotion and disease prevention. Prevention is key to maintaining a healthy population and reducing the burden of diseases.

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