1 CURRICULUM VITAE AHMED A. AL-KUWAITI Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University BSc., MA (Ed), MA (Sci), PgDip (HQC), PhD (Med Ed), CPHQ تي الدكتور أحمد الكويعتمادهتم باية الصحية، وملرعام الطبي واتعلير في جودة المي؛ وباحث، ومستشا أكاديمة المرضى ومرافق المنشآت الصحية الجودة، وسلتميز، وقضايا وا(December 2017)
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CURRICULUM VITAE
AHMED A. AL-KUWAITI
Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University
BSc., MA (Ed), MA (Sci), PgDip (HQC), PhD (Med Ed), CPHQ
الدكتور أحمد الكويتي
أكاديمي؛ وباحث، ومستشار في جودة التعليم الطبي والرعاية الصحية، ومهتم باالعتماد والتميز، وقضايا الجودة، وسالمة المرضى ومرافق المنشآت الصحية
(December 2017)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SN TITLE PAGE
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1. FORM (A) PERSONAL DETAIL Research Interest 5 Academic Qualifications 5 Academic & Professional Awards 5 Language Proficiency 6
2. FORM (B) PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS B (1) Professional Record (beginning from the most recent) 7 B (2) Special Interest Skills: 8
3. FORM C: SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENTS C (1) Published refereed scientific researches 11 C (2) Current Scientific Researches and Projects 13 C (3) Articles completed and currently under peer review process 14 C (4) Books Published 14 C (5) Symposium, Conferences, Workshops Attended 15 C (6) Extent of Participation in Workshops/In-Service Education 19 C (7) Journal Editorial Achievement 20 C (8) Contribution at Conferences, Seminars and Scientific Meetings
A. Posters Presentation 20 B. Lectures, Courses & Workshops Conducted 21 C. Speaking Participation 22 4. FORM D: ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTION TO UNIVERSITY OF DAMMAM D (1) Strategic Plan 24 D (2) Self-Study Document 2007-2014 24 D (3) Self-Study Document 2014: Institutional 24 D (4) Self-Study Document 2013-2014: Programs 24 5. FORM E: WORKSHOPS & CERTIFICATE COURSES CONDUCTED 24 6. FORM F: HOSPITAL SURVEYED
F. (1) Joint Commission on International Accreditation 25 F. (2) Central Board for Accreditation of Healthcare Institutions (CBAHI) 25
7. FORM G: TEACHING ACTIVITIES G. (1) College of Dentistry, University of Dammam – 2009 to present 25 G. (2) College of Applied Medical Sciences, King Faisal University and University of Dammam – 1996 to 2012
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G. (3) College of Medicine, King Faisal University – 1996 to 2009 26 G. (4) Western Michigan University 1992 - 1994 27
8. FORM H: PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES, COMMITTEES, AND COMMUNITY SERVICES F. (1) Professional Societies Membership 28 F. (2) Committee Membership 28 F. (3) Community Services 29
9. FORM G: REFERENCES 31
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FORM (A) PERSONAL DETAIL
A. (1) Name: AHMED ABDULLAH AL-KUWAITI A. (2) Saudi Address: P. O. Box 40065 Al-Khobar 31952, Saudi Arabia A. (3) Saudi Mobile: +966 (5) 05843183 Business Telephone: +966 (3) 333 2500 / 896 6666 Ext 3010 / 3039 Local 22 Fax Number: +966 (3) 896 6731 A. (4) E-mail address: [email protected]
A. (7) Marital Status: Married (Have 3 children) A. (8) Summary: Dr. Ahmed Al Kuwaiti is a Quality and Accreditation Associate Professor and Senior Consultant with emphasis on Medical Education, Quality in Healthcare, Hospital Facilities Management Safety (FMS), Patient Safety, and Risk Management. He has worked as an academician, researcher and Supervisor General for the Deanship of Quality and Academic Accreditation, and Director of the Directorate of Quality and Safety at King Fahd Hospital of the University, Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University. He is a certified Hospital Facilities Organization and Higher Education surveyor and trainer on different topics of performance improvement models and techniques, risk management, ranking, environmental safety and accreditation by CBAHI, JCI and Canadian Accreditation standards, and NCAAA for higher education, as well as leadership and professional development. Dr. Ahmed Al Kuwaiti is an experienced leader in establishing many organizations and establishments of programs in various healthcare organizations and hospital facilities and higher educational institutions. He is the President and Senior Trustee of the Association of Healthcare Professionals (AIHCP) at United Kingdom (London), Editorial Board member and Associate Editor of four international journals, namely: International Journals of Medicine (IJM), Primary Healthcare Journals (PHJ), and International Journal of Primary Care (IJPHC) and International Journal of Health Professions Education (IJHPE). As a researcher and public speaker, Dr. Kuwaiti has published three (3) textbooks and over thirty five (35) scientific papers. He had also presented lectures, seminars and workshops on Quality, Accreditation, Patient Safety, Professional Development and Leadership.
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A. (9) Research Interest
• Medical Education
• Quality in Higher Education
• Accreditation and,
• Patient Safety
A. (10) ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS (in chronological order):
Academic Degree Field of Study Awarding Institution Year of Award
PhD Quality in Medical Education and Healthcare
School of Education, Durham University Title of Thesis: Evaluating Impact of a Problem-Based Learning Curriculum on Undergraduate Medical Students in Saudi Arabia
February 2007
Post Graduate Certificate Quality Management
College of Health Sciences, Western Michigan University
October 1994
Master of Art (M.A.) Quality in Hospital Setting
College of Education, Western Michigan University
April 1993
Master of Science (M.S.)
Teaching and Learning in Medicine
Faculty of Science Studies, College of Arts and Sciences, Western Michigan University
April 1993
Bachelor in (B.Sc.) Bio-Medical Science
Community Healthcare
Faculty of Biomedical Science, College of Arts and Sciences, Western Michigan University
December 1991
A. (11) ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL AWARDS:
• Title of Award: Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality Awarding Institution: Healthcare Quality Certification Commission (HQCC) Year: July 20, 2017
• Title of Award: Six Sigma Black Belt Awarding Institution: Anexa Europe Consulting SE Year: February 16, 2016
• Title of Award: Six Sigma Green Belt Awarding Institution: Anexa Europe Consulting SE Year: February 16, 2016
• Title of Award: Hospital FMS (Facility Management & Safety) Surveyor Awarding Institution: Saudi Central Board for Accreditation of Healthcare
Institutions (CBAHI) Year: 2012
• Title of Award: Credentialed as Hospital Surveyor Awarding Institution: American Institute for Healthcare Quality (AIHQ) Year: 1996
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Title of Award: Dean’s List Awarding Institution: Western Michigan University Year: 1993
A. (12) LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY:
▪ Arabic and English - all spoken, read and written fluently.
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FORM (B) PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
B (1) Professional Record (beginning from the most recent):
Job Rank Place and Address of Work Date
Supervisor General An agreement between University of Dammam and Becker International Institute.
February 15, 2015 to present
Executive Director for Operations Self-Operations Program of Health Services, University of Dammam
March 11, 2015 to present
Supervisor General Deanship for Quality and Academic Accreditation, University of Dammam
October 2011 to present
Part-time Consultant Mohammad Almana College for Health Sciences, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
May 1, 2013 to April 30, 2014
Director King Fahd Hospital of the University, Directorate of Quality and Safety
2007 to present
Supervisor General Public Relations and Information Department, University of Dammam
2007 to 2011
Director, Department of Medical and Dental Education
College of Dentistry, University of Dammam January 2004 to 2006
Assistant Supervisor General College of Applied Studies and Community Services, University of Dammam
July 2003 to December 2004
Program Director & Founder, Medical Secretary & Transcription Diploma Program
College of Applied Studies and Community Services, University of Dammam
July 2000 to December 2004
Founder, ACLS, PALS, BCLS & NRP Programs
Saad Technical Institute, Saad Specialist Hospital, Al-Khobar
July 2002 to July 2003
Chief, Quality and Education Department Saad Specialist Hospital
Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
August 1999 to July 2003
Director and Founder, Directorate of Medical Education
King Fahd Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
October 1998 to September 2001
Director, Directorate of Quality Management King Fahd Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
April 1996 to September 1998
Executive Director & Hospital Consultant for Total Quality Management
Al Thomairy General Hospital, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
May 1998 to December 1998
Hospital Consultant for Planning and Development
Al Thomairy General Hospital, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
May 1996 to May 1998
Lecturer, Medical Education and Quality Management
College of Medicine, University of Dammam April 1996 to present
Associate Researcher, Medical Education Unit
College of Medicine, Medical Education Unit, University of Southampton, Southampton, U.K
1994 – 1996
Lecturer, Department of Medical Sciences Studies
College of Arts and Sciences, Faculty of Science Studies, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States of America
1993 to 1994
Researcher Fellow, Department of Medical Science Studies
College of Arts and Sciences, Faculty of Science Studies, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States of America
1989 to 1993
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B (2) Special Interest Skills:
A. Quality Management:
As an expert in Quality Management both education and healthcare services, I have taught and
implemented hospital policies, protocols, regulations, standards and accreditation measures, using
examples from US and UK hospital settings and applying these to Saudi Arabia. I have been involved in
the continuous evaluation of healthcare services, conducting surveys that measure patient and employee
satisfaction as well as service accessibility. I also created a CQI background in various university
hospitals in Saudi Arabia, and have implemented many quality improvement programs, advising faculty
members and hospital employees on a consultancy basis, facilitating communication processes,
recruiting, supervising and training staff, and designing and documenting processes, policies and
procedures in order to bring departments into full regulatory compliance with the Joint Commission of
Health Organization regulations and standards on Quality Healthcare. My work included the invention
and implementation of two hospital management courses as well as courses in ‘Leadership’, ‘An
Introduction to Quality Management’ and ‘Health Information Management’ at the University of Dammam.
As the Director of the Directorate of Quality & Safety at King Fahd Hospital of the University (KFHU):
Policies & Procedures: In collaboration with all the departments’ chairpersons, directors and appropriate
responsible personnel, I initiated the development, writing and extensively editing the following:
1. Medical Services Department 7. Directorate of Information Technology &
Electronics Health Records
2. OPD & Patient Services 8. Medical Supplies & Medical Equipment
3. Department of Nursing Services 9. Follow-up & Monitoring
4. Infection Control Department 10. Allied Medical Services
5. Transportation Department 11. Support Services Department
6. Directorate of Academic Affairs &
Training 12. Administration & Finance
Risk Management: I initiated the establishing of the Risk Management Unit at KFHU. Under my
leadership, all occurrence variances are encourage to be reported at KFHU and as an organization, I
established a common understanding of what constitutes an untoward incident. An Occurrence Variance
Reporting (OVR) System was introduced to provide a systematic, standardize hospital-wide mechanism
to identify and/or develop prevention/improvement programs which have direct or indirect adverse effect
on patient care; and which represent a potential hazard to patients, visitors, employees or the facility as
quality improvement approach.
Key Performance Indicator (KPI): In collaboration with the departments’ of KFHU, I have established and implemented KPIs for all areas with measurable performance. In 2013, the total KPI that was identified was 21 and 16 were implemented. This number was increased in 2014 as 97 KPIs were identified and 34 were implemented. Hospital-wide Surveys: During my leadership, I have successfully concluded and reported the following:
▪ Patient Satisfaction Survey o Inpatient o Outpatient
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▪ Patient Safety Culture
B. Medical Education and Healthcare:
As a faculty member and expert consultant on the design, implementation, assessment and evaluation of
various curriculum developments in medical and healthcare education, my work has involved research
and collaboration with university departments in order to maintain high standards of quality in medical and
professional development. I am especially interested in problem-based learning and other innovative
teaching and learning methods; using various research methods, I have worked with faculty members at
several medical education institutions in order to tailor courses to both students and faculty, and to provide
adequate training in both teaching and study skills. Being concerned to provide education programs that
are practical and not based solely on lectures, I invented a ‘Learning Skills’ course that was implemented
by several universities and enables students to gain important laboratory skills. I have also developed
instructional materials in healthcare for both undergraduate and postgraduate education, and provide
advice to both students and faculty regarding these and other learning resources. Finally, I have been
involved in the ongoing evaluation of education at various medical, dental and health science schools,
and have written various academic grant proposals for universities wishing to carry out research.
C. Performance Analysis:
I also had special interest in medical biostatistics utilizing powerful statistical software such as SPSS,
MINITAB and NVIVO to analyze results from mixed methodology research, I have been able to analyze
quantitative and qualitative data using statistical methods that include regression, t-test, non-parametric
test, one-way, two-way and three-way ANOVA, factorial analysis, etc.
D. Management & Leadership Skills:
I also have the abilities to lead, establish and manage various Deanships, Administrative Departments,
Units, and Centers at University of Dammam. With my proven experience and leadership skills, I re-
established the Public Relations and Information Department of the University of Dammam in year 2007
to 2011. I manage and lead successfully the following deanship, departments, unit and center:
▪ 2015- Self-Operation Health Services Program
▪ 2013- Reorganized Mohammad Al-Mana College for Health Sciences
▪ 2010- Deanship of Quality & Academic Accreditation, University of Dammam
▪ 2010- Directorate of Quality & Safety, King Fahd Hospital of the University
▪ 2008- Center for Counseling and Advising, University of Dammam
▪ 2007- Quality and Planning Unit, King Faisal University
▪ 2004- Assisted in the establishing of the College of Dentistry
▪ 2001- Established and founded the program of Medical Secretary & Transcription Program
▪ 1996- Directorate of Academic Affairs & Training, King Fahd Hospital of the University
E. Organizing Scientific Conferences and Event Management Skills:
▪ College of Medicine:
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o 2000- 2nd GCC Conference of Colleges of Medicine
o 2008- 7th GCC Conference of Colleges of Medicine
o 2010- Psychiatry Conference
▪ College of Dentistry:
o 2002- 1st Annual Dental Update
o 2003- 2nd Annual Dental Update
o 2004- 3rd Annual Dental Update
▪ Deanship of Quality & Academic Accreditation:
o 2013- 2nd Quality Workshop o 2011- University of Dammam Graduation Ceremony o 2012- University of Dammam Graduation Ceremony
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FORM C: SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENTS
C (1) Published refereed scientific researches:
Serial No.
Name of Author (s)
Research Title
Date of Publication
1. Al-Kuwaiti, A; AlQuraan, Mahmoud
Differential Item Functioning in Students Rating of Teaching Effectiveness Surveys in Higher Education According to Academic Disciplines: Data from a Saudi University. Journal of Educational & Psychological Studies-Sultan Qaboos University: Volume 11, Issue 4, 2017, pp 770-780
November 2017
2. Al-Kuwaiti, A Impact of a multicomponent hand hygiene intervention strategy in reducing infection rates at a university hospital in Saudi Arabia
September 2017
3. Al-Kuwaiti, A; Subbarayalu, Arun Vijay
Reducing Hospital-Acquired Infection Rate using the Six Sigma DMAIC Approach. Saudi Journal of Medicine & Medical Sciences: Volume 5, Issue 3, pp 260-266
August 2017
4. Al-Kuwaiti, A; Subbarayalu, Arun Vijay
Development of a Six Sigma Rating Scale for Measuring the Quality of Work Life of Teaching Staff Working in Saudi Universities. International Journal for Quality Research 11(2): 397-418, ISSN: 1800-6450
June 2017
5. Al-Kuwaiti, A
Critical Appraisal of the Saudi Dental Curriculum and a proposal to improve the teaching and learning methods adopted at Saudi Dental College. International Journal of Medicine, 2017: Volume 19, 1: 43-48
June 2017
6. Al-Kuwaiti, A; Subbarayalu, Arun Vijay
Reducing patients’ falls rate in an Academic Medical Center (AMC) using Six Sigma “DMAIC” approach. International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance Volume 30, Issue 4, pp 373-384.
May 2017
7. Al-Kuwaiti, A; Al-Muhanna, F
A Study on Challenges Encountered by the Academic Medical Centers in Saudi Arabia & Appropriate Strategies for their Improvement. Research Journal of Medical Sciences 11(1): 69-76, ISSN: 1815-9346
March 2017
8. Al-Kuwaiti, A; Maruthamuth, T
Reliability and Validity of a New Questionnaire of Outpatient Service Satisfaction for Academic Medical Center Hospital, Saudi Arabia. Healthcare Academician Journal, Volume 4, Issue 1, pp 57-62.
March 2017
9. Al-Kuwaiti, A; Maruthamuth, T
Factors Associated with Quality of Outpatient Service at King Fahd Hospital of the University. Saudi Medical Journal
Accepted 2017
10. Al-Kuwaiti, A; Maruthamuth, T
Development of an Internal Threshold for Blood Culture Contamination: The Application of DMCIB Model, A Case Study. Quality Management in Health Care.
Accepted 2017
11. Al-Kuwaiti, A; Maruthamuth, T
A model for performance measurement and improvement related to the usage of seven basic quality tools: a roadmap for healthcare performance. Health Care Academician Journal Volume 3, Issue 3, pp 111-118
Predicting the Exit Time of Employee in an Organization using Statistical Model. International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research Volume 5, Issue 12, pp 213-217
December 2016
13.
Al-Kuwaiti, A; Homa, Karen and Maruthamuthu, Thennarasu
A New Performance Improvement Model: Adding Benchmarking to the Analysis of Performance Indicator Data. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety Volume 42, Number 10, pp 462-465.
2016
14. Al-Kuwaiti, A
Application of Six Sigma Methodology to reduce medication errors in the Outpatient Pharmacy Unit: A case study from the King Fahd University Hospital, Saudi Arabia. International Journal for Quality Research 10(2) 267-278, ISSN 1800-6450
Accepted 2016
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Serial No.
Name of Author (s)
Research Title
Date of Publication
15.
Al-Kuwaiti, A; AlQuraan, M and Subbarayalu, Arun Vijay
Understanding the effect of response rate and class size interaction on students’ evaluation of teaching in a higher education. Cogent Education, 3: 1204082
June 2016
16. Al-Kuwaiti, A Factors influencing the medical students’ overall satisfaction about research training programs offered in Saudi universities: An exploratory study. Journal of Contemporary Medical Education, Vol 4
Accepted 2016
17. Al-Kuwaiti, A, and Arun Vijay Subbarayalu
Appraisal of Students Experience Survey (SES) as a measure to manage the Quality of Higher Education in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: An Institutional Study using Six Sigma Model. ISSN Number: 0305-5698 (Print), 1465-3400 (Online)
Accepted 2015
18. Al-Kuwaiti, A, and Arun Vijay Subbarayalu
Health Science Students Perception about Research Training Programs offered in Saudi Universities, Quality Assurance in Education Journal (ref no. QAE-2014-0015). ISSN: 0968-4883
Published Online 2015
19. Al-Kuwaiti, A
Health Science students’ evaluation of courses and instructors: the effect of response rate and class size interaction, International Journal of Health Sciences, Qassim University, Jan-Mar. 2015, Vol. 9, No.1 pp 52-60., ISSN: 0924-2287
2015
20. Al-Kuwaiti, A Critical Appraisal of the Saudi Dental Curriculum and a proposal to improve the teaching and learning methods adopted at Saudi Dental College. Primary Health Care Journal PHCJ, Volume 9, 11-18
2014
21. Al-Kuwaiti, A
Students Evaluating Teaching Effectiveness Process in Saudi Arabian Medical Colleges: A Comparative Study of Students’ and Faculty Members Perception, Saudi Journal of Medical Studies ISSN: Print -1658-631X,Online - 2321-4856
2014
22. Al-Kuwaiti, A Effectiveness of Counseling Programs in Improving Study Life Skills of Students and Faculty Members, Scientific Journal College of Education, Mansoura University Egypt, July 2014, Vol. 88
2014
23. Al-Kuwaiti, A
Health science students’ attitude towards research training programs in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: Reliability and validity of the questionnaire instrument Journal of Family & Community Medicine, August 2014, Vol. 21, Issue 2, pages 134-138, ISSN: Print:2230-8229 Online:2229-340X
2014
24. Al-Kuwaiti, A, and M. Thennarasu
Factors influencing student’s overall satisfaction in Course Evaluation Surveys: an exploratory study. Int. Journal of Education & Research, 2014 Vol. 2 No. , ISSN: Print:2201-6333 Online:2201-6740
2014
25. Al-Kuwaiti, A The Perception of Academic Staff towards E-Learning in Dental Colleges in Saudi Arabia. Int. Med. Journal of Medicine, 2014 Vol. 16, pages 504-510
2014
26. Al-Kuwaiti, A A proposal for Improving Genetics Teaching for Medical Professionals in Saudi’s Medical Education. Int. Med. Journal of Medicine, 2011 Vol. 13, pages 494-501
2011
27. Al-Kuwaiti, A Learning Skills and Thinking, Book in Arabic. ISBN 1432/460 dated 25 October 2010
2011
28. Al-Kuwaiti, A A Review of the Current Status of Undergraduate Medical Education Curriculum in Saudi Arabia and How it can be Improved, International Journal of Medicine
2008
29. Al-Kuwaiti, A Undergraduate Saudi Medical Education: Suggestion for improvement, Saudi Innovation Conference, London Journal of Primary Care, 2008, Vol. 1, No. 2, July 2008
2008
30. Al-Kuwaiti, A Undergraduate Medical Education Curriculum in Saudi Arabia: Evaluation of Current Status and Future Improvements
2008
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Serial No.
Name of Author (s)
Research Title
Date of Publication
31. Al-Kuwaiti, A, and Al-Mulhim, A.
Future of Curriculum in Allied (Applied) Health Sciences. Journal of Family and Community Medicine, 9(2)55-59, May-Aug 2002
2002
32. Al-Mulhim, A., Al-Kuwaiti, A.
The Future of Allied Health Profession in Saudi Arabia, Medical Education: Future Perspectives. Second GCC Conference of Faculties of Medicine.15 – 16 November 2000, King Faisal University, Al Khobar, KSA
2000
33. Al-Kuwaiti, A. The Learning Skills of Undergraduate: A Proposal for Saudi Medical Education. Journal of Family and Community Medicine, (392)64-71
1996
C (2) Current Scientific Researches and Projects:
SN Name of Investigator/s
Research Title
Type of Research
Funding party Date
1. Al-Kuwaiti, A; S. Arun Vijay; Rangan, Vinoth
Developing a comprehensive Quality Assurance model for University of Dammam and to study its impact on Organizational performance
Theoretical
Deanship of Scientific Research
2016
2. Al-Kuwaiti, A; S. Arun Vijay; M. Thennarasu
The impact of accreditation on patient safety and quality of care in an Academic Medical Center (AMC), Saudi Arabia
An Experimental Study
Deanship of Scientific Research
2016
3. Al-Kuwaiti, A; Mantache, A
Developing a standard corrective action plan to improve the Quality of courses offered at University of Dammam (UOD)
Based on Questionnaire Deanship of
Scientific Research 2016
4. Al-Kuwaiti, A; Ghaleb, Abdul
Effectiveness of training program on knowledge of faculty members about KPIs among selected colleges of University of Dammam (UOD), Saudi Arabia
An Experimental study
Deanship of Scientific Research
2016
5. Al-Kuwaiti A.
A Structural Equation Model to Evaluate the quality of University Environment as predictors of Students Academic Achievement
An Experimental study
Deanship of Scientific Research
2015
6. Al-Muhanna, F; Al-Kuwaiti, A
A study of challenges encountered by the Academic Medical Centers in Saudi Arabia and to propose appropriate strategies to improve it
An Experimental study - 2015
7. Al-Muhanna, F; Al-Kuwaiti, A
Manual for Self-Operations Health Services Program in Saudi Arabia
An Experimental study
- 2015
8. Al-Kuwaiti, A; S. Arun Vijay
The Effect of Implementing Six sigma methods in reducing Risks and Improving Patient safety in Hospitals
An Experimental study
Deanship of Scientific Research
2014 Ongoing
9.
Al-Kuwaiti, A; S. Arun Vijay
Effect of Risk Management Training Program on Patient Safety and Quality of care at a group of tertiary care Hospitals in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
An Experimental study
Deanship of Scientific Research
2013
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10. Al-Kuwaiti, A. Students Course Evaluation: Common Themes across courses in Health Science College
Descriptive - 2013
C (3) Articles completed and currently under peer review process: Serial
No. Title of the Article Status
Title of the Journal / Book
1. Performance of Saudi Universities in Global Rankings Revision International Journal of Educational Management
2. Implementation of digital health technology at academic medical centers in Saudi Arabia
Under review
Oman Medical Journal
3. Implementation of digital health technology at academic medical centers in Saudi Arabia
Submitted Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal
4. Challenges of Privatizing Academic Medical Centers in Saudi Arabia and Appropriate Strategies for Implementation
Under review
Social Medicine
5. Factors predicting job satisfaction among faculty members of a Saudi Higher Education Institution
Under review
Journal of Further in Higher Education
6. Computing the infection period HIV and TB disease using non-deterministic model
Under review
International Journal of Computational and Theoretical Statistics
7. Assessing Medical Students’ Perception of Lecturing Skills using Structural Equation Modeling
In review Alberta Journal of Educational Research
8. Quality of Work Life (QoWL) of Faculty Members in Saudi Higher Education Institutions: A comparison between undergraduate medical and engineering program
In review International Journal of Educational Management
9. A sustainable paperless online system for Managing Students’ Evaluation Surveys in a Higher Education Environment Submitted
Technology, Pedagogy and Education – Special Issue (Call for Papers)
10. Challenges facing healthcare leadership in attaining hospital accreditation
English corrections done
For submission to healthcare journal
C (4) Books Published:
Serial No.
Title of the Article Author ISBN # Date
1. Basic Skills of Learning and Research, 2nd Edition (Arabic)
Al-Kuwaiti, A ISBN 5-56-8214-603-978 1438h / 2017 G
2. Communication Skills, 2nd Edition (Arabic)
Al-Kuwaiti, A ISBN 1438 H / 2017 G
3. Medical Education under Perspective of Quality Management (this book was approved by the Medical Education Department in its second session and by the University of Dammam College of Dentistry in its 7th session (Arabic)
Al-Kuwaiti, A ISBN 1432/458 1438 H / 7 / 8 25 / 12 / 2010
4. Quality & Performance Improvement in Healthcare, 1st Edition (Arabic)
Al-Kuwaiti, A ISBN 4-53-8214-603-978 1438 H / 2017 G
5. Communication Skills (English) Al-Kuwaiti, A
ISBN 1432 / 457 1432 / 19 / 01 H 25 / 12 / 2010 G
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C (5) Symposium, Conferences, Workshops Attended:
Serial No.
Title Place Year
1.
Winning Design Strategies for JCI Facility Management & Safety (FMS) Requirements (Workshop for Decision Makers in Facility Management & Health Care Design)
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
September 10, 2017
2. Improving Medical Practice & Education in the Changing World
Charing Cross Hospital – Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, Fulham Palace Road, London, England, United Kingdom
July 28 – 31, 2017
3. Evaluating Medical Innovations in the 21st Century: An Interactive Workshop Part 1 and 2
The Conference Centre, Charing Cross Hospital, Fulham Palace Road, London, England, United Kingdom
July 28, 2017
4. Essential Evidence-based Medicine in the 21st Century: A Practical Workshop
The Conference Centre, Charing Cross Hospital, Fulham Palace Road, London, England, United Kingdom
July 29, 2017
5. Examining the Impact of Manmade Diseases in the Changing World-An Interactive Session
The Conference Centre, Charing Cross Hospital, Fulham Palace Road, London, England, United Kingdom
July 29, 2017
6. 7th QS-MAPLE Conference: The Future of Higher Education in the Middle East & Africa
Al Multaqua Ballroom Hall 4 Dubai World Trade Conference, Dubai, UAE
May 2 – 4, 2017
7.
QPS 2017 11th International Congress on Quality in Healthcare Accreditation & Patient Safety. Theme: “Patient – Employee Safety, Risk Management in Clinical Services & Incident Reporting Systems”
Antalya, Turkey April 26 – 29, 2017
8. Smart Cities Masdar Institute, United Arab Emirates
March 26 – 27, 2017
9. Innovation Policy Dialogue Muscat, Oman March 13 – 14, 2017
10. INQAAHE Conference 2017 “Between Collaboration & Competition: The Promises & Challenges for Quality Assurance in Higher Education”
Gulf Hotel, Kingdom of Bahrain
February 27 – March 1, 2017
11. 7th International Congress on Healthcare Management
Rixos Beldebi Hotels, Kemer, Antalya, Turkey
December 8 – 9, 2016
12. Assessment Leadership Institute United Arab Emirates University, UAE
November 14 – 15, 2016
13. 6th Middle East Patient Safety Conference Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
October 4 – 6, 2016
14. Digital Health Conference Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
83. Workshop on “Toward Better Quality MCQ’s” King Fahd Hospital of the University, Saudi Arabia
May 30, 2001
84. Training course on Management Skills Shinny Murray & Co. February 13-14, 2001
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Serial No.
Title Place Year
85. Quality Management, The Race for Quality – where does it end?
Bahrain November 3-4, 2001
86. Towards a Better Quality, MCQ’s King Fahd Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
March 8, 2000
87. The First Update Course in Internal Medicine. Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia February 17-18, 1999
88. Diabetic Awareness Day King Fahd Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
November 30, 1999
89. Workshop on Infectious Diseases King Faisal University, Saudi Arabia
March 11 – 12, 1998
90. Workshop on Job Description, Al-Thomairy General Hospital, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
June 16, 1998
91. Facilitator Training Workshop King Khaled Specialist Hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
October 10-14, 1998
92. Workshop on Organization Communication Al-Thomairy General Hospital, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
November 5, 1998
93. Workshop on Quality Management (QM): Medical Audit
King Fahd Hospital of the University, Saudi Arabia
April 7, 1997
94. Health Quality Improvement Workshop Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia 1997
95. Health Quality management Symposium Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
March 19-20, 1996
C (6) Extent of Participation in Workshops / In-service Education
Serial No.
Title Place & Date Extent of
Participation
1. Developing Course Portfolio University of Dammam, College of Architecture, September 2013
Lead Facilitator
2. Developing Course Portfolio University of Dammam, College of Applied Medical Sciences, August 2013
Lead Facilitator
3. Developing Course Portfolio University of Dammam, College of Business Administration, April 2013
Lead Facilitator
4. Developing Course Portfolio University of Dammam, College of Nursing, February 2013
Lead Facilitator
5. Developing Course Portfolio University of Dammam, College of Design, August 2012
Lead Facilitator
6. Developing an Effective Teaching/Faculty Portfolio King Faisal University (Dammam) College of Dentistry, December 2009
Co-Facilitator
7. Strategies for Faculty Development Relating to Teaching Effectiveness in Achieving a range of kinds of Learning Outcomes
Prince Mohammed Bin Fahd University, 12 & 13 December 2009
Participant
8. Developing an Effective Teaching / Faculty Portfolio
King Faisal University (Dammam), College of Applied Medical Sciences, 17 November 2009
Participant / Contributor of reading materials
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Serial No.
Title Place & Date Extent of
Participation
9. Lecture: Learning Domains & Applications in NCAAA Course Specifications
King Faisal University (Dammam), College of Architecture & Planning, 11 November 2009
Lecturer
10. Quality Management Workshop King Fahd Hospital of the University, April 1997
Co-Organizer & Facilitator
C (7) Journal Editorial Achievement:
Serial No.
Journal Title Position Place of
Publication Date
1 Asdaf Al Jama’h Newspaper (Arabic), University of Dammam
Editor in Chief and Founder
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
2010
2
International Journal of Health Professions Education: Introduction of an Electronic Journal. ISSN-1471-1346-IMCS at the Association of Healthcare Professions (AHCP)
Co-Editor in Chief London, United Kingdom
2011
3 International Journal of Medicine (IJM) by: Association of Healthcare Professionals
Editorial Board London, United Kingdom
2011
4 International Journal of Primary Healthcare Editorial Board London, United
Kingdom 2010
5 London Journal of Primary Care Editorial Board London, United
Kingdom 2010
C (8) Contribution at Conferences, Seminars and Scientific Meetings:
A. Posters Participation:
Serial No.
Poster Title Place Year
1. 4th QS-MAPLE (Middle East & Africa Professional Leaders in Education Conference and Exhibition)
Abu Dhabi, UAE 2014
2. Patient Safety Forum 2014
King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences (KSAU-HS) Convention Center Riyadh, KSA
2014
3. Transforming Healthcare through Excellence in Assessment and Evaluation
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 2014
4. Emergency medical Treatment, EMT – Advanced Course
Saudi Red Crescent Society, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
2011
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Serial No.
Poster Title Place Year
5. Undergraduate Saudi Medical Education: A Review of Literature and Suggestions for Reform
ASME (Association of Study in Medical Education) United Kingdom
2006
6. Quality Management Workshop King Abdul Aziz Medical City, Riyadh,
Saudi Arabia 2004
7. Quality Management Workshop National Guard Health Affairs, Al-Ahsa,
Saudi Arabia 2004
8. Surgical Skills Course King Fahad Hospital, Khobar, Saudi
Arabia 2001
9. Workshop on Evaluation and Treatment Techniques for Back and Neck Pain (A New Technology Based on EMG Studies)
King Fahd Hospital of the University Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
2001
10. Workshop on 11th AGM & Scientific Sessions Organized by Saudi Obstetrics Gynecological Society
King Fahad Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
2001
11. Private Medical Schools: Future Perspectives. Medical Education: Future Perspectives
Second GCC Conference of Faculties of Medicine, 15 – 16 November 2000, King Faisal University, Al Khobar, KSA
2000
12.
Review of Undergraduate Curriculum: A Survey from Recent Graduates (Interns). Medical Education Future Perspectives. Second GCC Conference of Faculties of Medicine
King Faisal University, Saudi Arabia 2000
13. Curriculum Contents to Reflect Community Needs in Relation to the Allied Health Profession in Saudi Arabia
The Academic Conference, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
1999
14. The First Training Course for Nurse Clinical Instructors
King Fahad Hospital, Khobar, Saudi Arabia
1999
15. Seminar on Emerging Technologies for the 21st Century: Health information in Saudi Arabia
Military College of health Sciences, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
1998
16. Medical Lectures in the Student Summer program
King Faisal University, Khobar, Saudi Arabia
1999
B. Lectures, Courses and Workshop Conducted:
Serial No.
Title Place Year
1. Utilization Management in Hospital Settings Auditorium B, Building 500 King Fahd Hospital of the University
2016
2. Performance and Data Management Auditorium B, Building 500 King Fahd Hospital of the University
2016
3. Failure Mode & Effect Analysis Auditorium B, Building 500 King Fahd Hospital of the University
2016
4. Performance Improvement & Measurement Auditorium B, Building 500 King Fahd Hospital of the University
2016
5. Change Management in Healthcare Auditorium B, Building 500 King Fahd Hospital of the University
2016
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Serial No.
Title Place Year
6. Executive Course in Healthcare Management Auditorium B, Building 500 King Fahd Hospital of the University
2016
7. Train the Trainer for Healthcare Professionals Auditorium B, Building 500 King Fahd Hospital of the University
2016
8. Root Cause Analysis in Healthcare Auditorium B, Building 500 King Fahd Hospital of the University
2016
9. Quality Planning Auditorium B, Building 500 King Fahd Hospital of the University
2016
10. Effective Strategic Planning in Healthcare Auditorium B, Building 500 King Fahd Hospital of the University
2015
C. Speaking Participation:
Serial No.
Title Place Year
1. General Practice & Hospital Management Dubai, United Arab Emirates 2016
3. 4th QS-MAPLE (Middle East & Africa Professional Leaders in Education Conference and Exhibition)
Abu Dhabi, UAE 2014
4. 8th International Conference on Quality in Healthcare, Accreditation and Patient Safety
Antalya, Turkey 2014
5. Current Accreditation Process in King Fahd Hospital of the University
Health Information & Technology Management Program, College of Applied Medical Sciences, University of Dammam
2013
6. Hospital Experience in Quality Implementation King Abdulaziz Specialist Hospital Taif, Saudi Arabia
2012
7.
6th International Conference on Quality in Healthcare, Accreditation and Patient Safety. Technological Improvements & Innovation in Accreditation, Patient Safety & Quality in Healthcare
Antalya, Turkey 2012
8. Experience of UD in Applying Total Quality Institute of Public Administration, Eastern Region, Saudi Arabia
2012
9. Teaching for Teachers, A Proposal for Improving the Medical Teaching in Saudi Arabia
AHCP, London 2009
10. Quality Management Future in the Gulf MODF, Bahrain 2004
11. First Workshop of Medical Education of the 2nd GCC Faculties of Medicine Learning Skills in Medicine C1/15-16
King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
2001
12. First GCC Conference of Faculties of Medicine Medical Education in GCC Countries. The Learning Skills: A Proposal for GCC Countries
College of Medicine, Kuwait University, Kuwait 1999
13. Curriculum Content to Reflect Community Needs in Relation to Allied Health Profession in Saudi Arabia
College of Medicine, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 1999
14. Basics in Quality Group of Physiotherapy – Specialist in Eastern Province, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
1999
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Serial No.
Title Place Year
15. A Vision of Quality for Curriculum Development in Biomedical Sciences
Symposium on: Medical Laboratory Technology in Saudi Arabia: New Horizons College of Applied Medical Science, King Faisal University, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
1999
16. Principles of Learning to Health Profession College of Medicine Nursing Program, King Faisal University, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
1999
17. Leadership Skills for Clinical Instructor King Fahd Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
1999
18. Risk Management in Hospital Setting Al-Mouwasat Hospital, Al-Thomairy Hospital Aramco Hospital, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
1999
19. Management/Leadership Skills: The Importance of Communication in Health Profession
College of Medicine Nursing Program, King Faisal University, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
1999
20. Critical component of effective clinical teaching College of Medicine Nursing Program, King Faisal University, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
1998
21. NCA Revision Course for Medical Technologists
King Faisal University Dammam, Saudi Arabia
1998
22. Policy and Procedure & process flow charts Healthcare Quality Management Eastern Province, Network, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
1998
23. Writing Job Descriptions Saudi Aramco Hospital Dhahran, Saudi Arabia 1998
Chamber of Commerce & Industry & Arab Development Institute, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
1997
25. Workshop on “Making Medical Audit Effective” Directorate of Quality Management, King Fahd Hospital of the University, Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia
1997
26. Medical Strategies in Curriculum Development: “The Spices” Model
College of Medicine, King Faisal University, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
1996
27. Training Course for Members of Saudi Red Crescent , Eastern Region
Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia 1996
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FORM D: ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTION TO UNIVERSITY OF DAMMAM
D (1) Strategic Plan
Participate in the development (all phases) of an Institution-wide Strategic plan. This includes the design, editing and compilation of the final plan.
D (2) Self-Study Document 2007 - 2014
In relation to Academic Accreditation, I am part of the Principal Committee and was actively involved throughout all phases of this demanding and searching project for the whole institution. Four of its colleges were also involved, namely: Architecture, Dentistry, Medicine and Nursing.
D (3) Self-Study Document -2014 Institutional
The University of Dammam has undertaken its second Self Study Project in search for Academic Accreditation. I serve as the de facto secretary of the Principal Committee, actively involved in all phases of this searching project for the whole institution. All of its 26 colleges are now involved. However, my focus remains on Institutional Accreditation.
D (4) Self-Study Document -2013 to 2014 Programs
I am scheduled to lead the Programs and Colleges in the University of Dammam which are ready to embark on the voyage to Academic Accreditation. The first will be the College of Engineering.
FORM E: WORKSHOPS & CERTIFICATE COURSES CONDUCTED
▪ Certificate in Healthcare Performance Improvement ▪ Certificate in Risk Management ▪ Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CHPQ) Preparation ▪ Principles of Quality in Healthcare and Patient Safety ▪ Leadership and Management Skills ▪ Effective Strategic Planning in Healthcare ▪ Change Management in Healthcare ▪ Performance Improvement & Measurement at Healthcare Facilities ▪ Failure Mode & Effect Analysis (FMEA) ▪ Executive Course in Healthcare Management ▪ Train the Trainer (TOT) for Healthcare Professionals ▪ Root Cause Analysis (RCA) in Healthcare ▪ Quality Planning ▪ Infection Control Management ▪ Utilization Management in Hospital Settings ▪ Healthcare Risk Management ▪ Performance and Data Management
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FORM F: HOSPITAL SURVEYED
F. (1) Joint Commission on International Accreditation
▪ Al Jubail General Hospital – Jubail (5 – 6 February 2014 / 10 April 2014) ▪ King Saud Medical City – Riyadh (30 September – 3 October 2012) ▪ Al Mishari Hospital – Riyadh (16 – 18 June 2012) ▪ King Abdulaziz General Hospital – Jeddah (2 – 4 April 2012 / 14 – 16 May 2012) ▪ King Abdulaziz Specialist Hospital – Taif (12 – 13 May 2012) ▪ King Abdulaziz Specialist Hospital – Taif (10 – 12 March 2012) ▪ King Saud Medical City – Riyadh (31 March – 3 April 2012) ▪ King Khalid Specialist Hospital – Najran (27 – 29 February 2012) ▪ King Khalid Specialist Hospital – Al Baha (24 – 26 February 2012) ▪ Saudi German Hospital – Aseer (18 – 20 February 2012) ▪ Saudi German Hospital – Jeddah (14 – 16 February 2012)
F. (2) Saudi Central Board for Accreditation of Healthcare Institutions (CBAHI)
▪ Prince Mansour Military Hospital, Taif (16 – 18 December 2014) ▪ Najran Armed Forces Hospital (04 – 06 November 2014) ▪ International Extended Care Center (14 – 15 October 2014) ▪ Al Nahda Hospital, Taif Area (12 – 14 August 2014) ▪ Al Rafie Hospital, Makkah Area (21 April 2014) ▪ Al Hada Military Hospital, Al Hada, Taif Area (16 March 2014) ▪ Tabrgel General Hospital, Al Jouf Area (23 February 2014) ▪ Maternity and Children Hospital, Aljouf Area (16 February 2014) ▪ Royal Commission Medical Center, Yanbu Area (03 December 2013) ▪ Prince AbdulMihsen Hospital, Alola, Tabouk Area (19 November 2012) ▪ Erfan and Bagedo General Hospital, Jeddah Area (September 2012)
FORM G: TEACHING ACTIVITIES
G. (1) College of Dentistry, University of Dammam – 2009 to present
(a) Undergraduate:
1. Communication Skills: (2011 to present) It is a three-hour course taught for students of the Preparatory Year- Health Cluster in the second semester. The aim of this course is to help the student develop the skills which will enable them to communicate effectively and sensitively with patients and their relatives and with their colleagues.
2. Learning Skills: (2007 to 2012)
It was a one-hour course taught for students of Dentistry in the second semester. The course was aimed to enable dental students to acquire basic principles of life-long learning methods and to use them effectively.
3. Learning, search and thinking skills (2011 to present) It is a three- hour course taught for students of the Preparatory Year- Health Cluster in the first semester. This course aims to help the students enhance their life-long learning, thinking and search abilities.
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G. (2) College of Applied Medical Sciences, King Faisal University and University of Dammam – 1996 to 2012
(b) Undergraduate:
1. Health Information Management System: (2001 to 2009) This course provides students of Applied Medical Sciences with knowledge and skills regarding the methods, and techniques of information management in order to prepare them in the design, development and management of health information.
2. Management in Healthcare Organization: (September 2002 to 2009) This course enables students to gain a complete understanding of the structure and operation of the health care delivery systems with a special focus on the hospital. This course is given as an advanced course for the Respiratory Therapy students and an intermediate level course for Medical Secretary and Transcription Diploma students.
3. Physician Practice Management: (2010 to 2012) This course presents an overview of physician practice management, which incorporates the basic functions of health care administration and applies them to the physician practice setting with a strong emphasis on managing care delivery systems.
G. (3) College of Medicine, King Faisal University – 1996 to 2009
(c) Postgraduate Teaching:
1. Basic Course on Quality Management Has initiated, planned, developed and administered the first course in Basic Quality Management in King Fahd Hospital of the University (KFHU). It provides hands-on experience of the basic aspects of the implementation of QA/QI/QM in a hospital setting.
During my teaching of this course, eight (8) leaders of the hospital has registered and participated and presented difference research topics. Since then, several courses have been held where my involvement was mainly with the mini research component.
2. Advanced Course on Quality Management An advanced course was also established and initiated. This provides a comprehensive and in-depth exposure to Quality Management to a standard required by the Certified Professional in Health Quality (CPHQ) examination.
The course includes lectures on research methodology, data collection, computer data analysis and preparing the material for presentation. Each participant requires to rehearse three or four times in order to be prepared to make a public presentation.
3. Medical Education Methodology I (824) Credit course offered to the Resident of Family and Community Medicine Fellowship Program.
4. Medical Education Methodology II (837) Credit course offered to the Resident of Family and Community Medicine Fellowship Programme.
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G. (4) Western Michigan University 1992 - 1994
1. Principles of Curriculum Development: (Post Graduate Training Course)
Identifying appropriate educational strategies for curriculum development, with emphasis on the ability to identify the aims and objectives of the course or curriculum. I have particular interest in the use of new and innovative curricula to achieve the objectives.
2. Principles of Assessments:
The course aims to provide the participant knowledge on how to construct clear instructional objectives, differentiate facts, procedures, concepts and principles in the context of assessing student learning; distinguish between non-referenced assessment and criterion referenced assessment; describe the differences between formative and summative assessment; describe the characteristics of content, predictive, concurrent and construct validity; and determine test reliability via three prescribed methods.
(d) Continuing Education
1. Principles of Quality 2. KPI in Healthcare 3. Leadership and Management Skills 4. Performance and Data Management 5. Healthcare Risk Management 6. Utilization Management in Hospital Settings
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FORM H: PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES, COMMITTEES, AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
a. President of IJHP “International Journal of Health Professions for Middle East & Asia”
b. Member of AHCP “Association of Healthcare Profession” U. K.
c. Member of ASME “Association for Study of Medical Education,” U. K.
d. Member of AMEE “Association for Medical Education in Europe,” UK.
e. Member of AAMC “Association of American Medical Colleges,” U. S. A.
f. Member of “The Network of Community-Oriented Educational Institution for Health
Sciences”, Maastricht, The Netherlands.
g. Member of NAHQ “National Association for Healthcare Quality,” U. S. A.
h. Member of JCHO “Joint Commission for Healthcare Organization,” U. S. A.
i. Member of ISQUA “International Society for Quality Healthcare Australia”.
j. Member of AHA “American Hospital Association,” U. S. A.
k. Member of the Saudi Society for Medical Education, Saudi Arabia
l. Member of Saudi Quality Association, Saudi Arabia
m. Member of SASO “Saudi Arabia Standardization Organization”, K. S. A.
n. Member of ASQ “American Society for Quality”, U. S. A
▪ Chairman, Hospital Safety Committee, King Fahd Hospital of the University (2014)
▪ Member and Secretary, Higher Education Quality Committee, University of Dammam (2014)
▪ Member and Secretary, Quality Permanent Committee, University of Dammam (2014)
▪ Scientific Committee Member, 6th International Congress on Patient and Health Care Professional's Rights (2014)
▪ Scientific Committee Member - 5th International Congress on Healthcare and Hospital Management (2013)
▪ Member, Hospital Executive Committee, King Fahd Hospital of the University (2012)
▪ Member, JCI Steering Committee, King Fahd Hospital of the University (2012)
▪ Chairman, Quality Management Committee, King Fahd Hospital of the University (2012)
▪ Team Leader, Quality Improvement & Patient Safety, King Fahd Hospital of the University (2012)
H. (1) Professional Societies Membership:
H. (2) Committee Membership:
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▪ College of Medicine, 7th GCC Conference of Medical Education by Saudi Association for Medical Education, University of Dammam, King Fahd Hospital of the University (7-10 November 2010), Chairman of the Organizing Committee
▪ Establishing the Dental Curriculum for the College of Dentistry (2001 to 2005)
▪ Member: Academic Committee Board, College of Applied Studies and Community Services (2000-2005)
▪ Committee Assigned to Study the Proposed Curriculum for Midwifery, King Faisal University (2001)
▪ College of Medicine, 2nd GCC Conference of Faculties of Medicine, Theme: Medical
Education: Future Perspectives, King Faisal University, King Fahd Hospital of the University (15-16 November 2000)
▪ College of Medicine, Midwifery Curriculum Committee, University of Dammam, King Fahd
Hospital of the University (2000-present), member
▪ Committee for Reviewing International Standards for Hospitals by Joint Commission International for Accreditation, Chicago, U.S.A (1999 to present)
▪ College of Medicine, Medical Education Committee, University of Dammam, King Fahd
Hospital of the University, (1999 to present)
▪ College of Medicine, Student Advisory Committee, University of Dammam, King Fahd Hospital of the University (1998 to February 2000)
▪ College of Medicine, Health Education Committee, King Faisal University, King Fahd Hospital
of the University. (1997 to February 2000) ▪ College of Medicine, Quality Management Committee, University of Dammam, King Fahd
Hospital of the University. (1996 to present)
▪ College of Medicine, Curriculum Committee, University of Dammam, King Fahd Hospital of the University. (1996 to present)
▪ College of Medicine, Curriculum and Medical Education Committee, University of Dammam,
King Fahd Hospital of the University (1996-1997)
▪ Member, Higher Committee for Measurement and Achievement of Customer Satisfaction, Eastern Region (Feb 2014 –to present).
▪ Member, Parents’ Rights for Disables (2007 – to present)
▪ Director, Durham Saudi School, Durham, UK (2005 – 2007) ▪ Board Member, Itifaq Club (Sports, Social & Cultural). (2002-2005)
H. (3) Community Services:
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▪ Editor-in-Chief, Saudi Highlight Journal. Journal published by Kalamazoo Saudi House under the supervision of Saudi Cultural Mission, Washington DC., U.S.A. (1992 – 1994)
▪ Public Relation Director. Kalamazoo Saudi House under supervision of Saudi Cultural Mission,
Washington DC, U. S. A. (1989-1994)
▪ Member, Saudi Student Committee, Saudi Arabia Yesterday and Today, Washington D. C., and Atlanta, Georgia, 1989-1991
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FORM I: REFERENCES
1. Professor Abdulaziz Al Quorain Professor of Medicine / Gastroenterology College of Medicine, University of Dammam Editor-in-Chief, Saudi Journal of Medicine & Medical Sciences Email: [email protected]
2. Professor Comfort Ossonnaya Editor-in-Chief International Journal of Medicine and International Journal of Primary Healthcare Association of Healthcare Professionals (AHCP) Rivington House, 87 Great Eastern Street London EC2A 3JF United Kingdom E-mail: [email protected]
3. Professor Dr. Lade Wosornu MD (Glasgow); FRCSEdin; FRCSEng; FGCPS; MB ChB (Hons. Glasgow) Consultant P. O. Box 11398 Accra-North, Ghana Email: [email protected]
4. Professor Peter Tymms Dean, Education Development College Durham University Durham, United Kingdom Email: [email protected]