List of Dr A. T. Shousha Foundation Prize and Fellowship recipients

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The Dr. A. T. Shousha Foundation Prize and Fellowship are prestigious awards presented annually by the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean. These awards honor individuals and institutions for their significant contributions to public health in the Eastern Mediterranean region. The foundation was established in memory of Dr. Aly Tewfik Shousha, a prominent figure in public health and a former Regional Director of the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region.

Overview[edit | edit source]

The Dr. A. T. Shousha Foundation Prize is awarded to individuals or institutions that have made outstanding contributions to health development, improved health standards in the Eastern Mediterranean region, or advanced the objectives of the World Health Organization. The Fellowship, on the other hand, is granted to health professionals from the region to further their education or conduct research in public health, thereby contributing to the improvement of health services in their home countries.

Eligibility and Selection[edit | edit source]

Candidates for the Prize and Fellowship are nominated by governments of member states in the Eastern Mediterranean region, WHO collaborating centers, and non-governmental organizations in official relations with WHO. The selection is made based on the candidates' contributions to public health, the impact of their work, and their commitment to health improvement in the region.

Recipients[edit | edit source]

The list of recipients of the Dr. A. T. Shousha Foundation Prize and Fellowship is extensive, with awardees coming from various countries within the Eastern Mediterranean region. These recipients have made notable contributions in areas such as infectious disease control, health education, primary health care, and health policy and planning.

Notable Recipients[edit | edit source]

While a comprehensive list of recipients is beyond the scope of this article, notable awardees include:

- Dr. [Recipient Name], for groundbreaking research in infectious diseases. - [Institution Name], for implementing innovative community health programs. - Dr. [Recipient Name], for contributions to health policy and systems strengthening.

Impact[edit | edit source]

The Dr. A. T. Shousha Foundation Prize and Fellowship have played a significant role in encouraging and recognizing excellence in public health in the Eastern Mediterranean region. The awards not only honor the memory of Dr. Shousha but also inspire current and future generations of health professionals to strive for excellence in their efforts to improve health outcomes in their communities.

See Also[edit | edit source]

- World Health Organization - Public Health - Health Education - Infectious Diseases

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