Three
faculty members and seven students from Qatar University College of
Pharmacy (QU-CPH) achieved a number of wins for their research projects
presented at national and international events.
CPH assistant
professor Dr Hazem Elewa and MSc student Loolia Badr won the Best Poster
Award at the “Annual Research Day” recently organised by Hamad Medical
Corp (HMC) Medical Research Centre, for his project titled, “The effect
of genetic and non-genetic factors on warfarin dose variability in Qatar
Population”. Postgraduate pharmacy students, Farah Zahrah, Sara
Abdulrahim and Nour Isleem won the Best Student Poster Award at the 4th
Qatar International Pharmacy Conference.
Titled, “Physical
comorbidities and their management in patients with severe mental
illness”, the poster was supervised by CPH assistant professor of
pharmacy Dr Monica Zolezzi. Additionally, QU CPH fourth year pharmacy
student Ola Hussein, Licia Shamoun and Dima Kawas won the 2nd Best
Poster Award at the 6th International Pharmaceutical Conference ZTIPC
2017 organised by Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan Faculty of Pharmacy
and University of Toledo College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
under the theme, “New Horizons in Pharmaceutical Research”.
The
research, “Discovery of Novel Plant Derived Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors
as Potential Neuroprotective Agents” was conducted under the
supervision of CPH associate professor of medicinal chemistry Dr Ashraf
Khalil.
CPH Dean Dr Mohamed Diab said, “The participation of our
faculty and students in these conferences give them the opportunity to
demonstrate their abilities and knowledge in line with the CPH vision to
advance healthcare in Qatar and beyond.”
CPH students receive an award at the 6th International Pharmaceutical Conference.