حكاوي طبية سودانية

I am proposing to establish the Sudan National Museum of Health in Khartoum State as a non-profit governmental or non-governmental facility governed by a Board of Trustees and permanent professional staff. This is an excellent innovative project, which will provide a facility currently unavailable. Public understanding pertaining to health care is achieved through exhibits and public programmes and outreach education, which stimulate curiosity and interest in health. The Museum provides a repository of Sudanese medical and health artifacts including surgical instruments, pathology specimens, commemorative objects, public health items, historical archives, documentation of health care in Sudan, traditional medicine, medicinal plants, etc. The material culture, expressed by the collection, reflects the legacy of health care in Sudan, and as such, the museum will help in research in and understanding of health care diversity. Read Concept Note

Sudan Editors (SE) is a group of professional ex-editors, postgraduate supervisors, and authors specialized in producing and editing corporate communications and academic and postgraduate manuscripts. The leader of this team, Professor Ahmad Al Safi has been Editor of Al Hakeem Medical Journal (1968-1970), Editor-in-Chief, Sudan Medical Journal (1984-1988), Editor, Sudan Studies Bulletin (1984-1988), and Advisory Editor and referee, Social Science and Medicine , Aberdeen (1984-1994). He has self-published six books in Arabic and English, and wrote several successful project proposals that won international support. Professor Suad Mohamed Sulaiman is on the team. She has published in many refereed journals, participated in several project proposals, and attended workshops on editing and peer reviewing, supervised many students for post-graduate degrees and acted on examination committees. She sat frequently as a member of the WHO steering committees and project selection. She is als