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Azer, Samy Aziz was born on March 28, 1953 in Cairo. Son of Aziz Azer and Sania Sedrak.
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Core Clinical Cases guides you to think of the patient as a whole, rather than as a sequence of unconnected symptoms. With its practical approach strongly linked to underlying theory, the series integrates your knowledge with the realities of managing clinical problems, and provides a basis for developing problem-solving skills. The core areas of undergraduate study are covered in a logical sequence of learning activities: each is followed by a detailed answer, along with a number of short-answer questions to help you practice for examinations in the first two to three years of your course. Mechanisms showing the pathogenesis of a disease process and explanations of the clinical findings and laboratory investigations have been included. This book provides a highly structured case history text covering each of the important components of the undergraduate biomedical sciences, in the form of 45 clinical scenarios. Each scenario is followed by eight to ten questions and answers with detailed feedback.
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educator gastroenterologist pathologist
Azer, Samy Aziz was born on March 28, 1953 in Cairo. Son of Aziz Azer and Sania Sedrak.
Bachelor in Medicine and Surgery, Ain Shams University, Cairo, 1977. Master in Medicine, Ain Shams University, Cairo, 1983. Master of Education, University New South Wales, 1993.
Master in Public Health, University New South Wales, 2005. Doctor of Philosophy, University Sydney, 1995.
Resident in internal medicine Government of Health, Egypt, 1979-1980, consultant in medicine Egypt, 1983-1984, Saudi Arabia, 1984-1989. Visiting medical officer Ain Shams University Hospitals, 1980-1983. Postdoctoral fellow University Kansas Medical Center, 1994.
Senior lecturer medical education University Melbourne, Australia, 1999—2006, University Sydney, Australia, 1997—1998. Director problem-based learning training program faculty medicine, dentistry and health science University Melbourne, 2001—2006, chair semesters 1 - 5, faculty medicine, dentistry and health science, 2002—2006, chair faculty excellence in teaching awards communications, faculty of medicine, dentistry, and health science, 2003—2004, anti-discrimination advisor, since 2004. Professor medical education, head of The Unit School Medicine, University Teknologi, Mara, Malaysia, 2007—2009.
Professor medical education College Medicine, King Sand University, Saudi Arabia, since 2010. Consultant NIHS, Australia, 1995. Lecturer speakers bureau ACG, Australia, 1996.
Instructor pathology and graduate medical program, faculty medicine University Sydney, 1997, senior lecturer in medical education, 1998—1999. Visiting professor medical education School Medicine, University Toyama, Japan, 2006. Chair, professor medical education, faculty of medicine University Teknologi Mara, Malaysia.
Associate editor Business Service Management medical Education, since 2009. Editor MedEd World, since 2009. Member policy committee Association Study Medical Education, since 2009.
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Member church council Fairfield Anglican Churches, Australia, 1994, 95. Elder Presbyterian Church of Australia, South Yarra, Victoria, 2002. Fellow American College Gastroenterology, Royal Society of Health.
Member American Society of Mechanical Engineers (member policy committee since 2009), University New South Wales Union (life), Gastroenterol. Society Australia, American Association for Study Liver Disease, American College Gastroenterology.
Married Mary Azer; children: Sarah, Diana.