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PERSONAL INFORMATION
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Labib Abdel-Mughni Sharif
June 16, 1948
JORDANIAN
Married
Three Children
Dr. Labib Sharif
Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Dept. Veterinary Pathology and Public Health
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Jordan University of Science & Technology
P.O. Box 3030 Irbid 22110, JORDAN
+962-2-7201000 Ext. 22060 or 22019
+962-6-592-5358
+962-79-720-2409
+962-2-7201081
: sharif@just.edu.jo
: labibsharif@yahoo.com
QUALIFICATIONS:
1- Dr. P.H. Doctor of Public Health (Hospital and Molecular Epidemiology)
School of Public Health, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. 1987.
2- M.P.H. Master of Public Health (Laboratory Practice in Epidemiology)
School of Public Health, University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. 1984.
3- Diploma (Food Hygiene & Vet. Public Health)
Royal Veterinary and Agriculture University, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1981.
4- M.Sc. (Veterinary Microbiology), University of Baghdad
Baghdad, Iraq, 1978.
5- B.V.M.S. Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery, University of
Baghdad, Baghdad, Iraq, 1973.
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CAREER HISTORY
1- Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics. Dept. of Veterinary
Pathology and Public Health (Jordan University of Science &
Technology) Irbid, Jordan since 8/4/2013
2- Associate Professor. Dept. of Veterinary Pathology and Public Health
(Jordan University of Science & Technology) Irbid, Jordan. 2001-2013
3- Associate Professor. Department of community Health, College of
Medicine, Taif University, Saudi Arabia. 2007-2008.
4- Associate Professor. Dept. Veterinary Clinical Sciences
(Jordan University of Science & Technology) Irbid, Jordan.
26/1/1997 – 26/3/2001
5- Associate Professor. Faculty of Medical Sciences University of Applied
Sciences, Amman – Jordan second semester 1999/2000. (Sabbatical).
6- Expert with “The United Nations Development Programme” (UNDP).
For “Establishment of Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory” and “The
Palestinian Brucellosis Control Programme”. 15/8/1998-20/2/1999
7- Assistant Professor. Dept. Veterinary Clinical Sciences
(Jordan University of Science & Technology) Irbid, Jordan.1989 - 1997.
8- Assistant Professor Department of Public Health,
(Jordan University of Science & Technology) Irbid, Jordan.1988 – 1989.
9- Graduate Program for M.P.H./Dr. P.H. (Hospital & Molecular
Epidemiology), School of Public Health,
University of Michigan, (U.S.A.) 1983-1987.
10- Teaching Assistant , Faculty of Science, Yarmouk University,
Irbid, Jordan. 1979 - 1983
11-Assistant Lecturer, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine,
University of Baghdad, Iraq. 1978 -1979.
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D- TEACHING ACTIVITIES:
1Assistant, Associate and Professor.
1.1 Faculty of Medicine, Dept of Public Health and Community Medicine,
Jordan University of Science & Technology.
Courses I taught
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Course No.
PH 361 PH 460 PH 461 PH 410 PH 411 PH 310 PH 311 PH 713 PH 710 -
Course Title
No. Of Times
Epidemiology - Analytical Methods. 4
Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases. 4
Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases.
3
Medical Statistics.
2
Vital Statistics.
4
Biostatistics.
35
Biostatistics.
35
Biostatistics.
2
Biostatistics
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1.2 Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Jordan University of Science &
Technology.
1.
VA 242 - Introductory Microbiology
2
2.
VA 342 - Vet. Virology
4
3.
VA 453 - Vet. Clinical Pathology
2
4.
VA 461 Poultry Diseases
3
5.
VA 464 Herd Health & Preventive Medicine 10
6.
VA 311 - Livestock & Poultry Management
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VA 461 - Dairy Hygiene
2
8VM 562Epidemiology and Herd Health
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9VM 711Veterinary Biostatistics
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10- Vm 725Surveillance of Animal Diseases
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11- Vm 728Veterinary Epidemiology
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Faculty of Nursing, Jordan University of Science & Technology.
N782 Epidemiology and Biostatistics
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1.4 College of Medical Sciences: Applied Sciences University ( Second
Semester 99/2000)
1-Public Health
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2-Principles of Scientific Research
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3-Biostatistics
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4-Student Project
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1.5- College Of Medicine, Taif University 2007-2008
1- Community Health
2- Epidemiology
3- Biostatistics
4- Research Methods and Biostatistics
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1.6- Institute of Allied Health. Ministry of Health, Irbid, Jordan.
Public Health
Infectious Diseases
Nutrition and Food Hygiene
Drinking Water Hygiene
Health Statistics
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Teaching Assistant: Yarmouk University. Irbid, Jordan
1-Microbiology
2-Diagnostic Bacteriology.
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Assistant Lecturer: Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of
Baghdad. Baghdad, Iraq
1-Microbiology
2-Diagnostic Bacteriology.
Supervised Master Thesis:
1- Head Lice Infestation Among Kindergarten Children in Irbid City,
Jordan. (Co-Supervisor).
2- Epidemiology and Bacterial Causes of Neonatal Mortality in Lambs and
kids of Northern Jordan. (Chairman).
3- Assessment of some Heavy Metal Levels in Local and Imported Sheep
Carcasses Using Atomic Absorption Spectrometry. (Chairman).
4- Extent and Correlates of Job Satisfaction Among Public Sector
Physicians in Irbid. (Co-Supervisor).
5- Smoking status Among University Students in Irbid-Jordan. (Chairman)
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E- Papers published:
1. Bashir, N. Barkawi, M. Sharif, L. (1991). Prevalence of
haemoglobinopathies in school children in Jordan Valley. Ann. Trop.
Pediatric. 11:373-76.
2. Barkawi, M. Bashir, N. Sharif, L. (1991). Sickle Cell-Thalassemia in a
Jordanian Family. Trop. Geog. Medicine. 43: 94-99.
3. Bashir, N. Barkawi, M. Sharif, L. (1992). Sickle Cell/B- Thalassemia in
North Jordan. J. Trop. Pediatr. 38: 196 – 198.
4. Bashir, N. Barkawi, M. Sharif, L. Momani, A. and Gharaibeh, N.
(1992). Prevalence of Hemoglobinopathies in North Jordan.Trop. Geog.
Medicine. 44: 122-25.
5. Abo-Shehada, M. Sharif, L. El-Sukhon, S. Abuharfeil, S. and Atmeh. R.
(1992). Seroprevalence of Toxocara canis antibodies in humans in north
Jordan. J. Helmin. 66: 75-78.
6. Sharif, L. and Abo-Shehada, M. (1992). Surveillance of broiler
Production and diseases in northern Jordan. XIX World’s Poultry Congress
Proceedings. 2:572.
7. Sharif, L. Bashir, N. Barkawi, M. Sheyab, M. (1993). Glucose-6Phosphate dehydrogenase isozymes in Jordan Valley Ann. Saud. Med.
13: 269-271.
8. Bashir, N. El-hader, A. Sharif, L. (1993). Cortisol levels in children
with hemoglobinopathies in north Jordan. J. Trop. Pediatr. 39: 30-31.
9. Sharif, L. Abdul-Aziz T. and Sedik, M.F. (1996). Prevalence of
Salmonella in Broiler ceca and Carcasses in Northern Jordan. Assiut Vet.
Med. J. 76-81.
10. Sharif, L. Al-Qudah K.M. and Al-Ani, F.K. (1997). Prevalence of
Gastro-Intestinal Helminthes in One-Humped Camels (Camelus
Dromedarius) in Jordan. J. Camel Pract. Res. 1, 67-69.
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11. Atta, A.H. and Sharif, L. (1997). Pharmacokinetics of ciprofloxacin
following intravenous and oral administration in broiler chickens. Vet.
Pharmacol. Therap. 20: 326-329.
12. Sharif L, Al-Ani F. (1998). Writing a book entitled“ Principles of
Veterinary Epidemiology” in Arabic Language.
13. Sharif L., Al-Rawashdeh O. F., Al-Qudah K.M., Al-Ani F. K.,
(1998). Prevalence of gastrointestinal helminthes, hydatid cysts and
myiasis in camels in Jordan. Proceedings third annual meeting for animal
production under arid conditions. Camel production. Vol. 2: 108-114
United Arab Emirates University.
14. Al-Qudah K.M., Sharif L., Al-Rawashdeh O. F., Al-Ani F. K. (1999).
Efficacy of closantel plus albendazole liquid suspension against natural
infection of gastrointestinal parasites in camels and horses. Veterinary
Parasitology J. 82: 173-178.
15. Al-Rawashdeh O. F., Sharif L., Al-Qudah K. and Al-Ani F. K. (1999).
Trypanosoma evansi infection in camels in Jordan. Revue Elev. Med. Vet.
Pays trop. 52: 233-237.
16. Al-Rawashdeh O. F., Al-Ani, F. K., Sharif, L. A., Al-Qudah, K., AlHami Y. and Frank N. (2000). A survey of camel diseases in Jordan. J.
Zoo. Wildl. Med. 31:335-338.
17. K. M. ALQUDAH, L. A. Sharif, R. Y. Raouf, N. Q. Hailat, F. M. AlDomi (2004). Seroprevalence of antibodies to Chlamydophila abortus
shown in Awassi sheep and local goats in Jordan. Vet. Med. – Czech, 49:
460–466
18. L. Sharif, J. Obeidat & F. Al-Ani.(2005). Risk factors for lamb and kid
mortality in sheep and goat farms in Jordan. B. J. V. M. 8: 99-108
19. L. Sharif, A. Massadeh, R. Dalal’eh & M. Hassan(2005).Copper and
mercury levels in local Jordanian and imported sheep meat and organs.
B. J. V. M. 8: 255-263
20. L. Sharif (2005). Writing a book entitled “ Biostatistics for Health and
Life Sciences" Al-Fajr Publishing & Distribution, Irbid, Jordan.
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21. A. Massadeh, L. Al-Sharif, R. Dalae'h &M. Hassan. (2006). Analysis
of lead levels in local Jordanian and imported sheep meat and organs
using atomic absorption spectrometry. Environ. Monit.Assess.
115:87-93.
22. Al-Ani F, Shouter A, Sharif L. (2008). Pathological studies on
parasitic infections of Arabian camel in Jordan PP 213-220. Jordan’s
arid Badia: deepening our understanding. Forwarded by HRH Prince
El-Hassan bin Talal of Jordan. Editors: Roderic W. Dutton and
Mohammad I. Shahbaz. Publisher: Smith-Gordon and Company
23. Chochlakis D, Ioannou I, Sharif L, Kokkini S, Hristophi N,
Dimitriou T, Tselentis Y, Psaroulaki A. Prevalence of Anaplasma sp.
in goats and sheep in Cyprus. Vector Borne Zoonotic Dis. 2009
Oct;9(5):457-63.
24. Labib Sharif, Talal Al-Malki. Knowledge, attitude and practice of
Taif University students on food poisoning. Food Control 21 (2010)
55–60.
25. Sharif L, Qandil A and Alkafajei A. Knowledge, attitude and practice
of university students towards smoking in Irbid, Jordan.
Journal of Public Health and Epidemiology Vol. 5(1), pp. 29-36, January
2013. Available online at http://www.academicjournals.org/JPHE
DOI: 10.5897/JPHE12.070. ISSN 2141-2316 ©2013 Academic Journals
26. Sharif L, Obaidat M, Al-Dalalah M. Food hygiene knowledge, attitudes
and practices of the food handlers in the military hospitals. Food and
Nutrition Sciences, 2013, 4, 245-251. doi:10.4236/fns.2013.43033
Published Online March 2013. (http://www.scirp.org/journal/fns)
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Conferences
The fourth Annual scientific Day of the Faculty of Medicine (J.U.S.T)
1990.
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The Fifth Annual Scientific Day of the Faculty of Medicine
(J.U.S.T) 1991.
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The First Scientific Conference for Jordanian Veterinary
Association (J.U.S.T) 1991.
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The XIX world's poultry congress, Amsterdam, Netherlands.20-24/9/
1992.
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The Second pan Arab Conference for Poultry and Egg Production.
Amman, Jordan. 8-11/11 1992.
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The First International conference on Sheep and Goat Diseases and
Productivity. Jordan University of Science and Technology. Jordan 2325/10/1999
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VI General Assembly of European Association of
Establishments for Veterinary Education (E.A.E.V.E.)
Helsinky, Finland. 18-20/5/1994.
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The Second Scientific Conference for Jordanian Veterinary
Association Amman, Jordan. 1995.
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The fifth Jordanian scientific week. Amman, Jordan 1995.
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The 2nd Scientific Conference of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine,
Alexandria University. Egypt 1997.
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The 4th Conference of the O.I.E. Regional Commission for the Middle
East. Amman, Jordan,22-25/9/ 1997.
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The 3rd Scientific Conference of the Jordanian Veterinary Association.
1998.
The World Veterinary Congress. Lyon, France 1999.
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The 6th Scientific conference of the Jordanian Veterinary Association,
27-29/4/2006
The Camel Research Conference, Alqasiem University, Saudi Arabia 811/5/2006
The Role of Globalization on Trans-boundary Animal Diseases
Amman 8-9/9/2008. The 7th Scientific conference of the Jordanian
Veterinary Association
Zoonoses and Emerging Diseases. The 8th Scientific conference of the
Jordanian Veterinary Association, Amman, Jordan 4_ 6 October, 2009
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G.1. Editor and Reviewer:
Editor:
International Journal of Nutrition and Food Sciences (IJNFS)
Reviewer:
1. American Journal of Bioscience and Bioengineering (BIO)
2. Animal and Veterinary Sciences (AVS)
3. WHO Bulletin
4. Jordan Journal of Biological Sciences (JJBS)
G.2. Committees and Community Services
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Head, Department of Pathology and animal Health
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, (J.U.S.T.), 2002-2004.
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Secretary General, The Arab Association of Veterinary
Medicine Faculties (AAVMF). 1996-1999.
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Head, Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences 1995 - 1997.
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Assistant Dean, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (J.U.S.T.), 1994 1995
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Head, Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, (J.U.S.T.), 1991 - 1993.
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University Council, (J.U.S.T.), 1991 / 1992.
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University Graduate Studies Committee. 1996/97
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University Supreme Disciplinary Committee. 1996-1998
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Veterinary Curriculum Committee, 1989-1998. Jordan University of
Science and Technology, Jordan
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The Economy of Education in Jordanian Universities 1992/1993
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The National Committee for Bovine spongiform
Encephalopathies. 1991 – 2010, Jordan.
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The National Rabies Committee 1992 – 1993, Jordan
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The Veterinary Services Steering Committee, Ministry of
Agriculture, 1994 – 1998, Jordan.
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Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Workshop
"Improving Veterinary Curricula in the Arab Veterinary
Schools " (J.U.S.T.), 1995.
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Chairman of the Organizing Committee for Establishment of
"The Arab Association of Veterinary Medicine Faculties ".
(J.U.S.T.), 1996.
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Chairman of the Organizing Committee for "International Zoonoses
Day". Jordan University of Science and Technology, 25/5/2005
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Examination of Imported Frozen Fish to Jordan. Ministry of
Health.1994/ 95.
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Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Committee 1991-1998. Jordan
University of Science and Technology, Jordan
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National Technical Committee for Small Ruminant Health.
International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas.
(ICARDA) and Ministry of Agriculture, Jordan. 2003-2006.
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Animal Health Committee, Ministry of Agriculture, Jordan. 20042006
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Risk Analysis Committee, Ministry of Agriculture, Jordan. 20052006
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Animal Health Committee, Ministry of Agriculture. 2008 -2011
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Many Departmental and Faculty Committees.
H- Workshops & Seminars
A- Workshops Attended:
1Programme for control of diarrheal diseases: Expanded
Programme on immunization. EPI/ CDD training course.
World Health Organization. Amman, Jordan. 19-31/3/1988.
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Planning and Evaluation workshop. J.U.S.T. 16-21/1/1988.
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Biostatistics in Medical Research workshop Jordan
University of Science and Technology. 2-4/10/1989.
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The Technology of Teaching and Evaluation. J.U.S.T. 7-11/9/1991.
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Small Ruminant Plaque (PPR) Workshop. Jordan University
of Science and Technology. 12/6/1993.
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Risk Management for Food Safety. AL- Amir Training program.
Amman, Jordan 1-2 April, 2001.
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State of Kuwait-WHO/MZCP. National Training Course on
Intersectoral Brucellosis Surveillance. State of Kuwait 13-17 March
2004
International Workshop On Food Safety and Food borne Diseases
Management (HACCP System and Tools)
WHO/MZCPAnkara , Turkey, October 10-14,2005
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Uses of the Internet for Getting Information. Jordan University of
Science and Technology, Irbid, Jordan 17-18/2/1998.
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WIMPA WORKSHOP: E- LEARNING. Jordan University of Science
and Technology. 25/11/2010
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Workshop on Food Safety. Organised by TAIEX in co-operation with
Ministry of Agriculture & Ministry of Planning and International
Cooperation. Amman, Jordan. 29-30 November, 2010.
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Practical Training in Life Science Risk Analysis. Focus Group and
Feedback Session. The American Association for the Advancement of
Science Hosted at the Royal Scientific Society (RSS), Amman, Jordan
17 November, 2013.
B-Lecturer in Workshops:
1- “Epidemic Investigation of Animal Diseases in Jordan, present and
future” I presented a paper entitled “The Role of the faculty of
Veterinary Medicine in the Epidemiological Efforts to Investigate
Infectious Diseases at the National level”. Ministry of Agriculture/GTZ
Amman, Jordan 26-28/11/1995.
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2- Zoonotic Diseases Workshop. I presented a lecture entitled
“Bacterial Zoonotic Diseases”. WHO/Ministry of Health.
Amman, Jordan. 15-25/2/1992.
3- Workshop for the establishment of the national animal disease
surveillance systems in Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Palestinian National
Authority. United Nation Food and Agriculture Organization (UNFAO)
Amman, Jordan 21-25/6/1998
I presented two sessions:
 Disease Surveillance and Monitoring
 Epidemiological Analysis and Risk Assessment
4- Surveillance. Diagnosis, and Control of Brucellosis. Arab Organization
for Agricultural Development. Amman, Jordan. 15-25 /10/03.
I presented a session entitled: Evaluation of Brucellosis Control
Program.
5- Emergency Measurements against Rift Valley Fever Epidemic. Arab
Organization for Agricultural Development. Amman, Jordan. 15-18
/7/05.
6- Risk assessment of avian influenza. Jordanian Veterinary Association.
28/10/05
7- Risk assessment of avian influenza to human. Training course on
Avian Influenza: Diagnosis, Prevention and control.
Arab Organization for Agricultural Development/ Ministry of
Agriculture. Amman, Jordan.3-5/12/05
8- General Concepts in Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases.
International Workshop On Food Safety and Food borne Diseases
Management (HACCP System and Tools)WHO/MZCP. 10-14/10/05
9- Epidemic Investigation. International Workshop On Food Safety and
Food borne Diseases Management (HACCP System and
Tools)WHO/MZCP. 10-14/10/05
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10- Food-Borne Outbreak Investigation Exercise. Epidemic Investigation.
International Workshop on Food Safety and Food borne Diseases
Management (HACCP System and Tools) WHO/MZCP. WHO/MZCP,
Ankara, Turkey. 10-14/10/05
11-Measures of Disease Frequency. State of Kuwait-WHO/MZCP.
National Training Course on Intersectoral Brucellosis Surveillance.
State of Kuwait 13-17 March 2004
12-Important factors in the control/eradication program of a zoonotic
disease. (Brucellosis). State of Kuwait-WHO/MZCP. National Training
Course on Intersectoral Brucellosis Surveillance. State of Kuwait 13-17
March 2004
13-Basic Steps in Writing a Report. MZCC/WHO-MoH and MINAGR.,
Jordan. Pilot Project on Brucellosis Epidemiological Surveillance
System in Public Health and Animal Health Sectors. 13-17/7/2005
14- BRUCELLOSIS AND ITS PUBLIC HEALTH AND ECONOMIC
IMPACT IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AND THE MIDDLE EAST
REGIONS (MME). Joint WHO/MZCC- MoH-MoAgr/HKJ Pilot
Brucellosis Epidemiological Surveillance Project- Closing Ceremony 19
April, 2006.
15- The Role of Globalization on Trans-boundary Animal Diseases.
FAO/MoAgr. Amman 12-15/6/2006.
18- Epidemic Investigation. MZCP National Training Course on
“Introduction in Food Safety and HACCP” WHO/MZCP. Damascus,
Syria, 9-14 September 2006.
19- Foodborne Diseases Outbreaks Investigation. Use of Food Poisoning
investigation software. MZCP/WHO NATIONAL TRAINING
COURSE ON “Introduction in Food Safety and HACCP”,for the “Pact”
and other Balkan Countries, Athens, Greece, 5-9 March 2007.
20- General Concepts in Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases
WHO/MZCP-National Foundation & Intermediate Training Course on
Food Safety and HACCP 28 March – 5 April 2008, Valcea, Romania
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21- Economic Impact of Risk Factor. WHO EURO – Inter-regional
FOUNDATION, INTERMEDIATE & UPGRADED Training Courses
οn Food Safety and “HACCP” Systems Tashkent, UZB 13-21
September 2008
22- Workshop on Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) control
measures in EU member states. Organised By TAIEX in co-operation
with & Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation Amman,
Jordan. 23-25 February 2009.
23- Current & Future vision for animal welfare in the veterinary education
curriculum.Workshop on animal welfare at BIPs and during
transportation. Organised By TAIEX in co-operation with
Ministry of Agriculture & Ministry of Planning and International
Cooperation. Amman, Jordan. 17-18 March, 2009
24- The Role of Veterinary Extension in Veterinary Services. Ministry of
Agriculture, Amman, Jordan. 14-16/7/2009
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Seminars I presented
1Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE). Ministry
of Health. Amman. Jordan 18/4/1994.
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The Role of Rotavirus in Infant’s Diarrhea. Faculty of
Medicine, Jordan University of Science and Technology,
16/2/1989.
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Block Lectures on Descriptive Epidemiology and Screening
Test. Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. Hama, Syria. 24/11/1994
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Block lectures on Risk Assessment and Screening Test.
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Hama, Syria. 24/4/1996.
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Panel discussion on Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy
(BSE). Jordan University of Science and Technology 6/4/96.
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A new strategy for Supporting Sheep Farmers in Jordan. J.U.S.T.
21/9/1999
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Isolation and Identification of Brucella melitensis from Sheep.
Veterinary Dept. Ramallah, Palestine 1999.
Note: During my work as expert with the UNDP, I Succeeded to isolate
and identify Brucella melitensis from aborted fetus of sheep. It was for
the first time to isolate and identify this bacterium in Palestine.
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Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), a Potential Zoonotic
Disease. The fifth general assembly meeting of the Arab Association of
Veterinary Medical Faculties. Irbid, Jordan 3-5 April, 2001
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BRUCELLOSIS AND ITS PUBLIC HEALTH AND ECONOMIC
IMPACT IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AND THE MIDDLE EAST
REGION (MME). Joint WHO/MZCC- MoH-MoAgr/HKJ Pilot
Brucellosis Epidemiological Surveillance Project- Closing Ceremony
19 April, 2006
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Risk Assessment of Rift Valley Fever to Human. Ministry of
Agriculture, Amman 12-15/6/2006
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Epidemiology of Swine Influenza H1N1. Jordanian Veterinary
Association. Amman, Jordan 5/5/2009
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Current & Future vision for animal welfare in the veterinary education
curriculum. Regional Workshop on animal welfare. Organised By
TAIEX in co-operation with Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of
Planning and International Cooperation, and Jordanian Veterinary
Association. Amman, Jordan4-6 October, 2009
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Importance of Zoonoses. Workshop on Epidemiology and Surveillance
of Animal Diseases. Ministry of Agriculture, Amman, Jordan 17-18
November, 2009
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Impact of Animal Epidemics on Livestock. Workshop on Epidemiology
and Surveillance of Animal Diseases. Ministry of Agriculture, Amman,
Jordan 17-18 November, 2009
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Zoonoses and Emerging Diseases.The 8th Scientific conference of the
Jordanian Veterinary Association. Amman, Jordan 4_ 6 October, 2009
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