Community Medicine: Community And Preventive Medicine

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Community medicine is medicine’s branch concerned with the total health of the individual within the community, and with the application of comprehensive care to the prevention and treatment of illness in the entire community. I had a very early introduction to the concept of community and preventive medicine when I was reading about the history of ancient Egyptian at the middle school. I can recall that they utilized various documented preventive measures included prayers and various kinds of magic; they also partially recognized the significance of the balanced diet: carbohydrates from cereals, vitamins from fruit and vegetables, and proteins mostly from fish.
My passionate about preventive medicine continues throughout my medical school, I volunteered at the ministry of health polio eradication campaigns, where we went door to door across the rural areas of my city sought to vaccinate every child aged five or under. Later in 2005 after finishing medical school, I had to make a huge career decision, to finalize my list for the Assuit university residency match. I did my search and asked advice of my seniors. Furthermore, because of the community and preventive medicine had long …show more content…

The research fellowship focuses on all aspects of preventive medicine with special focus on evidence-based medicine. Throughout the course of my training, I have conducted several systematic reviews and meta-analysis that supported important clinical practice guidelines for several scientific societies. As a methodologist, I have had a great opportunity to support the American Association for the Study of Liver Disease (AASLD) in producing their current guideline in the management of chronic Hepatitis B virus and currently we are working on similar guidelines for the management of hepatocellular carcinoma. I have honored to be the leading methodologist in both

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