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Curriculum Vitae Qazvin University of Medical Sciences(QUMS Curriculum Vitae Qazvin University of Medical Sciences(QUMS) Department of community medicine First name:Ameneh Last name: Barikani Date of birth: 1August 1969 Place of birth: Taleghan -IRAN Marital status: Married Specialty: Community medicine Employment: Faculty member (associate professor of community medicine) in Faculty of medicine, Qazvin University of medical sciences ,Iran, since year 2001. Working as general physician in a health and treatment centre for 2 years,1995 -97 Educational-background -High school diploma:1987 (Taleghan) -Entrance to medical school:1989 (Esfehan university of medical sciences) -Graduated as a Medicine Doctor: 1996 (Esfehan university of medical sciences) -Entrance to community medicine specialty: 1998 (Iran university of medical sciences) -Graduated as a specialist in community medicine and passing national board: 2001 (Iran university of medical sciences) Membership in committees 1.Research council of faculty of Qazvin university of medical sciences 2.Research council of Education Development Center 3. Research council of HSR(Health System Research) 4. Research and development council of Kosar hospital of Qazvin university of medical sciences 5. Research center of metabolic disease 6. Scientific committee member of clinical evaluation of medical students 7.Responsible of COME(community oriented medical education) 8.Responsible of public research center(4yrs) 9.Scientific committee member of complementary and alternative medicine 10. Scientific committee member of professional medicine 11. Scientific committee member of SDH Responsibilities 1.Research and education deputy of community medicine department( 2009 -2013) 2.Head of community medicine department 3. Responsible of medical students in health field Lecture and presentation of poster in Congress 1.KAP study towards breast cancer in Minoodar,Qazvin. accepted as poster in Thirth international congress of breast cancer. Beheshti University of Medical Sciences.2005 2.Assessments of two educational methods in diabetic patients toward their wrong nutritional attitudes. accepted as poster in The congress of nutrition and physical activity in metabolic diseases and obesity.2006.Qazvin University of Medical Sciences. 3.Sleep obstructive apnea in children after tonsillectomy.2006.Tehran University of Medical Sciences 4.The frequency of obesity in personnel of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences. Prevention of non communicable disease and community based cares.2006 5.Community need assessments towards health.accepted as poster in The first congress of community problem of health. Gillan University of Medical Sciences.2008 6.The cause of decreasing health system research proposal by personnel of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.accepted as poster in The first national congress in development of health system research. Shahrecord University of Medical Sciences .2009 7.KAP study towards standards of isolation percuusions in medical students of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences. The first congress of immunity in health system with basis of immunity in patients. Oromieh University of Medical Sciences .2011 8.The prevalence of fatty liver in diabetic patients . Physical activity nutrition in metabolic disease and obesity congress . Qazvin University of Medical Sciences .2008 9.Epidemiology of malnutrition in the world and Iran. The children nutrition congress. Qazvin University of Medical Sciences. 2003 10.Nutrition in Children with FTT. The nutritional approach in malnutrition children. Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2006 11.The cause of divorce in womens that refer to legal office in Qazvin. accepted as poster in The second social pathology congress. Tehran University of Medical Sciences.2011 12.The violence against women . accepted as post er in The second social pathology congress. Tehran University of Medical Sciences.2011 13.Prevalence and risk factors of sleep bruxism in pre-school aged Iranian children. Proceeding of the 24thinternational congress of pediatric.Tehran University of Medi cal Sciences.Oct-2012 14.Complementary and alternative medicine in diabetes. Diabetes congress. Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2013 15.The clinical trials in homeopathy. Homeopathic treatments in disease. Qazvin University of Medical Sciences 2011 16.Vitamin D assessment in vitiligo patients.accepted as poster in The effect of complements in nutrition. Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2013 17.Probiotics.accepted as poster inNutritional health and safety. Shiraz University of Medical Sciences.2013 18.KAP of patients toward CAM.accepted as poster inThe traditional medicine conference. Qazvin University of Medical Sciences .2013 19.The physician KAP towards CAM. accepted as poster in traditional medicine conference. Qazvin University of Medical Sciences .2013 20.The effect of dalibor water on umbilical infection.?. ZanjanUniversity of Medical Sciences.2011 21.The prevalence of hypertension in women over30.accepted as poster in The first congress of prevention,diagnosis and treatment of hypertension. Esfeh an University of Medical Sciences.2011 22.Assessment of nutritional practice in old age in Qazvin. accepted as poster in The geriatric congress. Kashan University of Medical Sciences.2007 23.Compare of caffeine and tryptophane use in children with normal and abnormal sleep.Respiratory disease in sleep and methods of its treatment.autumn 2014 24.Frequency of sleep disorders and its relation with BMI. Respiratory disease in sleep and methods of its treatment.autumn 2014 25.KAP of GP about CAM. Basic and principlesof traditional medicine treatments.summer2013 26. KAP of GP patients about CAM. Basic and principlesof traditional medicine treatments.summer2013 workshop teaching 1.Research methodology for assistant prof of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2011 2.Introduction of research methodology for medical residents . Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2011 3.Research methodology for health personnel of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2009 4.Introduction of research methodology for medical residents . Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2009 5.Research methodology for health personnel of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2008 6.Introduction of research methodology for medical residents . Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2008 7.Introduction of research methodology for medical residents . Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2007 8.Research methodology for health personnel of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2007 9.Introduction of research methodology for assistant prof of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2007 10.Introduction of SPSS software for medical students.2005 11.Introduction of research methodology for medical residents . Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2002 12.Introduction of research methodology for nursing students . Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2001 13.Introduction of research methodology for dentist students . Qazvin University of Medical Sciences.2002 14.Introduction of research methodology for medical students . Qazvin Univers ity of Medical Sciences.2002 Research Project Principle investigator 1.The cause ,prevention and treatment of anemia infemale school age children. 2. Assessment of nutritional knowledge and attitudes in female puberty age children. 3.High risk behaviors in Tehrans students. 4.High risk behaviors in Qazvin students. 5.Assessment of nutritional knowledge , attitude and practice of old age inpatient in booali hospital of Qazvin. 6.Stress in medical students 7.The quality of life in primary and secondary students toward acne 8.Assessment of violence against women 9.Assessment cause of divorce in men and women that refer to legal office in Qazvin 10.Health need assessment of population of Minoodar in Qazvin 11.Prevalence of obesity in personnel of Qazvin Un iversity of Medical Sciences 12.Assessment of nutritional attitude in personnel of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences Main Cooperator 13.Health need assessments in Qazvin. 14.The frequency of fatty liver in patients that refer to Booali hospital of Qazvin. 15.Assessment of relation culture in residents of Minoodar in Qazvin. A population based research. 16.Assessment of family relation problem in residents of Minoodar in Qazvin. A population based research. 17.The cause of decrease in presenting proposal in HSR. 18.The prevalence of mumps in Qazvin children. Articles 1.Asefzadeh S , Barikani A,Barikani R. : View points of the interns on their future career in Qazvin University of Medical Sciences:Iranian Journal of Medical Education.2002;vol2,No1,p:13-19 2.-Barikani A.Stress in medical students. :Iranian Journal of Medical Education-.2007:VOL11,No1,2, p:41-45 3.Barikani A. Sources of information in General Physicians. Iranian Journal of Medical Education-.2007;11(3) 4.Ameneh Barikani, Mahsa Afaghi, Firooze Barikani & Ahmad Afa ghi. Perception of the Medical Students on Their Future Career in Qazvin University of Medical Sciences. Global Journal of Health Science; Vol. 4, No. 4; 2012.ISSN 1916-9736. 5.Abolfazl Mahyar1, Parviz Ayazi1, Mahta Froozesh, Mohammad -Mahdi Daneshi -Kohan, Ameneh Barikani,. Can Urinary Nitrite Results Be Used to Conduct Antimicrobial Option for Urinary Tract Infection in Children?Iranian Journal of Pediatrics, Volume 22 (Number 2), June 2012, Pages: 237-240.Jun 2012; Vol 22 (No 2), Pp: 237-240 6. Barikani A , Afaghi A . Knowledge, Practice, and attitudes towards standard isolation precautions in Iranian Medical Students , ,Global Journal of Health Sciences, 2012, Vol
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