FIMA Year Book 2009 - Federation of Islamic Medical Associations

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Federation Of Islamic MedicalAssociations (FIMA) in Brief• Established at the outset of the 15th Hijrah century, December 1981, inOrlando, Florida, USA, where senior leading medical figures representing tenIslamic medical organizations, from various parts of the world, convened andlaid down the foundation of the Federation.• Subsequently FIMA was incorporated in the State of Illinois as a non-profitorganization, then acquired the special consultative status with the UnitedNations Economic and Social Council ( ECOSOC ).• Since that time, FIMA membership progressively expanded to include 25full members, 9 associate members, and more than 15 prospective andcollaborating organizations from all over the world.• Most FIMA activities and achievements are based on the endeavors of itsmember Islamic Medical Associations, in constructive mutual cooperation,and harmonious understanding.• These activities include, but are not limited to:1. Cooperation in medical relief work, where and when needed in disaster strickencountries. The last endeavor was the “ Save Vision Campaign”, where more than45,000 cataract and intra-ocular lens surgeries were performed in Darfur-Sudan, Chad, Somalia, Senegal, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Sri Lanka, Indonesia,Afghanistan and Pakistan by ophthalmology teams volunteering from IMAsfrom several countries.This activity qualified FIMA for a distinguished award from the AmericanCollege of Physicians ( ACP ), designated for outstanding humanitarianachievements.Training of local medical professionals in some of these countries wasinstrumental in continuing and widening of these activities by local talents.In Gaza and other Palestinian Occupied Territories, FIMA has been functionalin establishment of eye facilities, provision of ophthalmology equipments, aswell as training of doctors and other paramedical personnel.Over the past year, two new humanitarian activities were launched in Sudan: Thecleft palate-cleft lip, and the vesico-vaginal fistula projects. Both problems werehighlighted by the IMA of Sudan as locally needed projects in some districts.2. Scientific, professional and ethical jurisprudence related conferences, seminarsand publications.FIMA YearBook 2009 XVII
FIMA3. Establishment of the Consortium of Islamic Medical Colleges (CIMCO), to fostercooperation in improvement of curriculum, training, research, administration,and up-bringing of model medical practitioners.4. Establishment of the Islamic Hospitals Consortium ( IHC ), to pursuecooperation and coordination among medical professionals and hospitaladministrators in areas of experience exchange, improvement of health caredelivery, ethical, administrative and operational activities, to meet the mostadvanced international standards, in the context of Islamic principles.5. Publication of FIMA Year Books, which address biomedical ethical issues thatare needed for medical practitioners, educators as well as Jurists.6. Medical students activities, including conferences, seminars, publications,camps, Umrah and Ziarah programs.7. Collaboration to extend a helping hand to Muslim medical practitioners inunderprivileged countries, to work together and organize professional medicalsocieties.8. CME programs, and establishment of a Council of highly qualified professionalsfor development, improvement and supervision of these activities.9. Establishment of Resource Centers, such as the HIV/AIDS Resource Center,Islamic Biomedical Ethics Resource Center, and in the planning, is the Women’sAffairs Resource Center.10. HIV/AIDS prophylactic, social and therapeutic activities have been underwayin several countries for the past two decades.Islamic medical activities of FIMA have a holistic nature. Leadership,mutual cooperation and innovation are prerequisites for the welfare ofour communities, our Ummah and humanity at large.For Correspondence:qqqqFIMA President: Dr. Parvaiz MalikE-mail: pmalikmd@gmail.comFIMA General Secretary: Dr. Tanveer ZubairiE-mail: tanveer.zubairi@gmail.comFIMA Executive Director: Dr. Aly A. Misha’lE-mail: info@islamic-hospital.org, fimainfo@islamic-hospital.orgYear Book Editor in Chief : Prof Hossam E. FadelE-mail: hefadel@comcast.netFIMA WEBSITE: www.fimaweb.netFIMA YearBook 2009 XVIII
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