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IZET MASIC Biographical Lexicon of Public Health Aa LIBRARY OF BIOMEDICAL PUBLICATIONS Book 49 Author: Prof Izet Masic, MD, PhD Faculty of medicine, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Reviewers: Prof Doncho Donev, MD, PhD University of Skopje, Skopje, Republic of Macedonia Prof Enver Roshi, MD, PhD Faculty of Public Health, Tirana, Albania Prof Naser Ramadani, MD, PhD Public Health Institute, University of Prishtina, Republic of Kosova Prof Francis Roger France, MD, PhD University of Louvain, Louvain, Belgium Technical editor: Mirza Hamzic, dipl. oec. CIP - Katalogizacija u publikaciji Nacionalna i univerzitetska biblioteka Bosne i Hercegovine, Sarajevo 614.2:929](031) MAŠIĆ, Izet Biographical lexicon of public health / Izet Masic. - Sarajevo : “Avicena”, 2015. - 410 pages. : fotogr. ; 25 cm. - (Library of biomedical publications ; book 49) Bibliography: pages. 401-405. ISBN 978-9958-720-60-4 I. Masic, Izet vidi Mašić, Izet COBISS.BH-ID 22302982 Published by: AVICENA, d.o.o., Sarajevo Printed by: Stamparija Fojnica, d.o.o., Fojnica Index A Natasha 37 Beral Valerie 56 Berger Berger 55 Aaltonen Pamela 23 B Berman Peter 56 Achebe Kechi 23 Babich Marie Suzanne 39 Berry M. Elliot 57 Acheson Donald 24 Babic Momcilo 40 Besser Richard 57 Adams Evan 25 Baccarelli Andrea 40 Bethel Ann Lynn 58 Ádány Róza 24 Backett Maurice 41 Bettiol Silvana 58 Adeniran Gbemi 25 Badr Elsiddig Elsheikh 41 Beutels Philippe 59 Adshead Fiona 25 Baillie Tam 42 Beveridge William 59 Agutu Sam 26 Bambra Clare 42 Bhopal Raj 60 Agyemang Charles 26 Banks Douglas 43 Bialecki Gregory 60 Akinwalon Melissa 27 Banks Frank 44 Birnbaum S. Linda 60 Alafia Samuels Thelma 29 Banks Ian 44 Birt A. Christopher 61 Albreht Tit 27 Bannister Windham Susan 43 Bishaw Tewabech 61 Alexander Julie 28 Bannon Michael 45 Bismarck von Otto 62 Alexanderson Kristina 28 Banoob Samir 45 Bjegovic-Mikanovic Vesna 63 Allebeck Peter 29 Baris Enis 47 Blackburn Henry 63 Allende Salvador 29 Barnhoorn Floris 48 Blacker John 64 Almond Matthew 30 Barreneche Clara 48 Blecic Kajetan 64 Alwan Ala 30 Barron T. Derek 48 Blumenthal Susan 65 Annas J. George 31 Barry Ange 48 Bockarie Hannah 66 Apostolov Miladin 32 Bauer Jeffrey 49 Bonanni Paolo 67 Aranicki Milos 32 Beach Jane 49 Borcic Berislav 67 Armistead Cheryl 33 Beaglehole Robert and Ruth Borg Tonio 68 Arnetz B. Bengt 33 Bonita 50 Borisov Veselin 68 Arroyo Hiram 34 Bedlington Nicola 50 Bousquet Jean 69 Ashbourne J. Elizabeth 34 Beeharry Girindre 51 Bowis John 70 Asnake Mengistu 35 Bellamy Gail 51 Boyd David 70 Asvall Joe 35 Bellers John 52 Bozikov Jadranka 66 Atun Rifat 36 Bencko Vladimir 53 Brachman Philip 71 Awoonor-Williams John Benjamin C. Georges 53 Bradley David 71 Koku 37 Benjamin Regina 54 Brand Helmut 72 Azzopardi-Muscat Bennett Steve 55 Brass Bill 72 Bremner Jennifer 72 Cicchetti Americo 91 Konstantinovich 110 Breslow Lester 73 Clemens Martin Auer 92 Denegri Simon 111 Brodin Marc 74 Coady Jeffrey 93 de Noli Ferrada Marcello 108 Broesskamp-Stone Ursel 73 Cochrane Archie 92 Desmond-Hellmann Bronsema Viola 74 Cohen J. Richard 94 Susan 111 Brunton Cheryl 76 Coker Richard 95 Dezelic Nada 112 Brusaferro Silvio 76 Contreras Alfonso 95 Dias Matias Carlos 107 Bruyère Olivier 77 Cooper C. Robert 96 Dierks Christian 112 Bryant Malcolm 75 Corrigan Paul 96 Dixon Ronald 113 Buchan James 77 Cosford Paul 97 Djukic Dejanovic Slavica 113 Buissonniere Marine 77 Costa Carlos 97 Dlouhy Martin 114 Burazeri Genc 78 Costongs Caroline 97 Dolf Matt 114 Burnet Macfarlane 78 Coulter Angela 98 Donahue L. Charles 115 Burton A. LaVarne 79 Coye Joel Molly 98 Donev Doncho 115 Buszard Deborah 80 Croot Louise 98 Dooris Mark 116 Cucic Viktorija 100 Dorner Thomas 116 C Curtis Chris 99 Dörner Thomas 117 Calciolari Stefano 81 Cvahte Sasa 100 Dovlo Delanyo 117 Califano Joseph 81 Cvetanov Vladimir 101 Drane Alexandra 118 Capewell Simon 82 Cvjetanovic Branko 101 Drucker Ernest 119 Capistran Jim D. James 82 Czabanowska Katarzyna 102 Duchesne Annie 119 Carlson M. Lisa 82 D Duran Antonio 119 Carme Borrell 69 Durie Mason 120 Carmona Richard 83 da Costa Leal Fernando 103 Dyakova Mariana 121 Carter Jimmy 84 Dalessandro Scott 103 Dzumhur Mirjana 121 Cassel John 84 Davidovitch Nadav 104 E Casteren van Viviane 85 Davidyants Vladimir 105 Cavallo Franco 85 Davies Clive 104 Edmondson-Jones Paul 123 Chadwick Edwin 86 Davies Lindsey 106 Eggermont M. M. Chagas Carlos 87 Davies Maggie 106 Alexander 123 Chambaud Laurent 87 Debono Roberto 107 Ekdahl Karl 124 Chang Peter 89 De Clercq Etienne 107 Elam Richard 126 Chan Margaret 88 Defoe Daniel 109 Elberg Sanford 127 Chantelot Emmanuel 90 De La Faille Baart Marcus Eley Albert Crew Francis 127 Chanyasulkit Chris 90 Johan 109 Ellis Simon 128 Charpak Yves 90 Delaney Mary Guinn 110 El-Mohandes Ayman 124 Chiou Shu-Ti 91 Demin, Andrei Emiroglu Nedret 126 Ennis Mark 128 Friedman Emily 145 Gray Diane 160 Enthoven C. Alain 128 Friel Sharon 146 Gray Ian 161 Epstein Leon 129 Furtunescu Florentina 147 Gray J. A. Muir 161 Eržen Ivan 129 Gray Muir 164 Eschenbach von Andrew 130 G Greene-Moton Ella 162 Esq Oudia Jacqueline 130 Gahagan Jacqueline 148 Greer L. Scott 162 Eterovic Ivo 131 Galvin Brian 148 Gremy Francois 163 Evans Deborah 131 Gantar Tomaž 148 Griffiths Sian 164 F Gaon Jakob 149 Grimeland Jorid 164 Garcia Joet 149 Groenewegen Peter 164 Fafunwa Tunde 133 Garcia Juan Cesar 150 Grotjahn Alfred 165 Fahy Nick 133 Garner Paul 150 Guerin Rene Jules 165 Farrar Mike 134 Gathara Victor 151 Gutierrez-Ibarluzea Iñaki 166 Feachem G. A. Richard 134 Gauci Charmaine 151 Guyatt Gordon 167 Feachem Sekhri Neelam 134 Gaufin R. Joyce 151 H Feinstein Alan 135 Gavle Hogskolni 152 Fenton Kevin 135 Gawler Charles Hafner Heinz 168 Fernández-Peña Ramon Christopher 153 Haines Andy 168 Jose 136 Gena Grancharova 153 Hallam Jeffrey 168 Fickenscher Kevin 137 Georgieva Mladenova Halpern Jodi 169 Fidler H. Armin 138 Lidija 153 Hal Van Guido 169 Field Steve 138 Georgievski Nikola 154 Hamdan Motasem 170 Figueras Josep 139 Geric Radomir 154 Hancock Trevor 170 Fineberg V. Harvey 139 Getao Katherine 155 Hannigan Bernadette 170 Finlay Carlos 139 Ghaffar Abdul 156 Hans-Olov Adami 171 Fischer Georg 140 Ghandour Ahmed 156 Harrison Oliver 172 Fitzpatrick Ray 140 Gilburt Helen 156 Hasbrouck LaMar 171 Flahault Antoine 141 Giles Ceinwen 156 Haslam David 172 Foldspang Anders 141 Giloth E. Barbara 157 Hayes C. Steven 173 Foster Stanley 141 Giulio Di Antonio 157 Haywood Damian 174 Fox Earl Claude 142 Glantz Leonard 158 Henderson A. Donald 174 Fox J. Durrell 142 Godber George 158 Hendry Corrine 175 Francis-Cracknell Alison 143 Gokkus Sahın 158 Henke Klaus-Dirk 175 Fraser D. Neil 143 Goldacre Ben 159 Henry Claire 176 Fredrickson Barbara 144 Goldacre Michael 159 Hernandez-Aguado Frenk Julio 144 Goldstein Bernard 160 Ildefonso 176 Frey John 144 Gordin Helen 160 Hill Alison 176 Hill Nigel 177 Jerliu Naim 192 Khuloud Dajani 209 Hoang Uy 177 Johann Peter Frank 193 Kiarie Caroline 208 Holland Walter 178 Johnstone Robert 193 Kickbusch Ilona 209 Holman D’Arcy 178 Jones Andrew 194 Kirch Wilhelm 210 Honey Dallas 179 Jones Camara 194 Kiro Cindy 210 Hörhan Christoph 179 Jones Judy 194 Kizer W. Kenneth 211 Horne Fred 179 Jørgensen Torben 195 Kleinke D. J. 211 Horvitz-Lennon Marcela 180 Jovanovic Batut Milan 195 Kluge Hans 212 House Adrian 181 Klusen Norbert 212 Howden-Chapman K Knapp R. Terry 212 Philippa 180 Kabiru Michael 196 Knight Marian 213 Hrabac Boris 181 Kalediene Ramune 196 Kondji Kondji Dominique 214 Hrabac Tomislav 182 Kanavos Panos 196 Kosińska Monika 214 Hughes David 182 Kangbai Bainmga Jia 197 Kostadinova Todorka 215 Humphrey Hubert 183 Kango Mabvuto 198 Kovacic Luka 215 Hunter David 184 Kapila Mukesh 198 Krasnik Allan 216 Hunt Philip 183 Karakiewicz Beata 199 Krech Rudiger 217 Huq Muzaherul 185 Karamehmedovic Krimsky Sheldon 217 Hutchins Sonja 185 Hamdija 199 Kristensen Boerlum Finn 218 I Karanja Sarah 200 Krleza-Jeric Karmela 218 Karapanagiotidis Kon 200 Kulzhanov Maksut 221 Ikic Drago 186 Kark Sidney 201 Kumanyika Shiriki 220 Irving Greg 186 Karl-Trummer Ursula 201 Kumar Anant 220 Kasturi Sen 198 Kumar J. Ravi 221 J Katreniakova Zuzana 202 Kunst Anton 221 Kunzli Nino 222 Jackson F. Suzanne 187 Kaufman Markus 202 Kuo N. Ken 222 Jagwer Gregory 187 Kearney Hank 207 Kurland T. Leonard 223 Jakab Zsuzsanna 187 Keeling Richard 203 Kurz Richard 223 Jakovljevic Djordje 188 Kellog A. Meg 203 Jaksic Zelimir 189 Kelly Mike 204 L Jamison Dean 189 Kemper Donald 204 Jamnicki Ante 190 Kerstiëns Barbara 208 Laaser Ulrich 225 Jani Anant 190 Kesic Branko 204 Laba Tracey 225 Jarman Brian 191 Kessel Anthony 204 Lafranconi Alessandra 225 Jefferys Margot 191 Kessler David 205 Lagier Christian 226 Jenner Edward 192 Keys Ancel 206 Lalonde Marc 226 Khan Halima 208 Lambo Thomas Adeoye 227 6 BIOGRAPHICAL LEXICON OF PUBLIC HEALTH Lamping Donna 228 Lund Johan 244 McVie J. Gordon 260 Lang Slobodan 228 Meijer Frederika 261 Lang Tim 228 M Meissner Paul 261 Laporte E. Ronald 229 Maberly Glenden 245 Menabde Nata 262 Larsen Bjørn-Inge 229 MacAra Wisemann Mengistu Asnake Kibret 262 Lascelles Karen 230 Alexander 245 Micovic M. Predrag 262 Last John 230 Mackenbach Johan 246 Miller Vanessa 263 La Torre Giuseppe 230 Maclean Colin 246 Milstein Arnold 264 Laugesen Murray 228 Madelin Robert 246 Mintz H. (Jim) James 264 Laureys Francois Jean 231 Magnússon Guðjón 247 Mitroff Ian 264 Lauro Renato 232 Maher David 248 Molefi Moretlo 265 Lawrence David 233 Mahler Halfdan 249 Montagu Dominic 265 Lechat Michel 234 Mammadov Jeyhun 248 Montgomery Ulrich Frank 265 Lee Duk-Hee 234 Mamo Julian 249 Moore Michael 266 Legetic Branka 234 Mandeville Kate 250 More Judy 266 Legler Juliette 235 Mane Purnima 249 Morgan Antony 266 Leiner Günther 236 Marmot Michael 251 Morrison J.
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    book reviews The nation’s doctor: the role of the Chief Medical Officer for working men. Morant, appointed to launch the new scheme, 1855–1998 needed to enlist the support of the medical profession. The general Sally Sheard and Sir Liam Donaldson. Radcliffe Publishing practitioners (GPs), however, had been stirred into opposition by in association with The Nuffield Trust, Oxford, 2005. the BMA. Morant joined forces with Dr Christopher Addison, a 264pp. £40.00 Liberal MP and Dean of St Bartholomew’s Hospital Medical School, and together they successfully enrolled doctors for the scheme. Sally Sheard, Senior Lecturer in the history of medicine at Liverpool From 1911, Addison, Morant and Newman worked towards the University, and Sir Liam Donaldson, Chief Medical Officer, creation of a Ministry of Health. Morant, a member of the Department of Health (DH), have collaborated to review the evolu- Machinery of Government Committee, produced the design and tion and development of the role of the Chief Medical Officer Addison, Minister of Reconstruction in the Wartime Coalition (CMO). Their book is not organised chronologically or biographi- Government, brought in the bill for the new ministry in November cally (although at the end there are vignettes of all holders of the 1918. The ministry was established in July 1919 with Addison as office) but rather by themes. Their account closes in 1998, a year minister, Morant as permanent secretary and Newman as the first after the return of the Labour government, with the retirement of CMO. The LGB, which had consistently opposed the creation of the Donaldson’s immediate predecessor, Sir Kenneth Calman.