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Department of Family & Community Medicine |
The Family and Community Medicine Branch teaches students of the College of Medicine within the primary studies in the third and fourth years the principles and concepts of community medicine, occupational and environmental medicine, dietetics and primary health care in addition to teaching graduate students in the branch( Master and doctoral degrees) to get graduate degree in community medicine. The branch also teaches medical statistics and scientific research methodology for all graduate students (Master Degree) in the college. In addition, the branch, as a training centre for students of the Family Medicine Scientific Council and Community Medicine Scientific Council in Iraqi Council of Medical Specialties, teaches Iraqi Board students, and supervises their theses since the foundation of these two councils till now. The branch teaching staffs also participates in giving lectures to students of Community Medicine Arabic Board and supervises their theses. |
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The student Zahraa Yousif has fulfilled the requirements for the discussion of her research titled: |
Under the patronage of the Dean of the College of Medicine, Al-Nahrain University, Professor Dr. Anis Khalil Nail, the Family and Community Medicine Training Center at Al-Nahrain College of Medicine supervised the discussions of the Iraqi Family Medicine Council students. Student Zahraa Youssef fulfilled the requirements of her research discussion on her thesis titled "Body Image and Self-Esteem Among a Sample of Students from Al-Mustansiriyah University." The committee was composed of the following professors: Professor Dr. Wijdan Akram (Member) Consultant Dr. Kifah Hamed (Member) Assistant Professor Dr. Nibras Alaa Hussein (Member) Consultant Dr. Lamia Ali Hassan (Supervisor)
The research findings highlighted the complex interaction between body image and self-esteem among university students, where the academic environment has a significant impact. The results emphasize the need for targeted interventions to promote positive self-perception and mental well-being, especially in high-pressure academic settings like medical colleges. 

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A departmental council meeting was held for the faculty members of the Family and Community Medicine Department for the new academic year 2024/2025. |
A departmental council meeting was held for the faculty members of the Family and Community Medicine Department on Monday, 16th September 2024. The meeting addressed preparations for the new academic year 2024/2025, discussed various matters related to both undergraduate and postgraduate students, administrative documents, the distribution of internal committees, and the updating of the curriculum.
 
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