Association of Iranian Doctors and Dentists in the Federal Republic of Germany
The Association of Iranian Doctors and Dentists in the Federal Republic of Germany V. , VIA for short ( Persian کانون پزشکان و دندانپزشکان ایرانی مقیم آلمان/ Kānūne Paziškān o Dandānpaziškāne Īrānīye Moqīme Ālmān; in short: کانون / Kānūn), was founded on March 21, 1961 in Cologne .
history
Between 1961 and 1980 she mainly pursued social and professional activities, which were largely suspended until 1988 due to the situation in Iran . Over the next four years, the structure of the association was renewed, and since 1993 the VIA has been devoting itself to numerous national and international scientific and humanitarian projects in addition to professional and social issues.
From a modernization and restructuring in 2001 and 2002, the association emerged as a respected scientific organization in Germany. In 2002, the VIA was also accredited by the Academy for Medical Advanced Training of the North Rhine Medical Association . In addition, 32 interdisciplinary scientific symposia recognized and certified by the German Medical Association took place between 2001 and 2008 .
The publications of the VIA appeared from 1963 to 1980 in 38 issues of the journal "Djahane Peseschki", which since 1993 has been called "Kanun Medical Journal". Seven issues of the journal have been added to the German library . It is also currently being entered in the Medicus Index .
VIA Avicenna Prize
In 2006, the board of the VIA decided to award the Avicenna Prize to those people who were particularly committed to research and teaching in medical science or to the implementation of the VIA's goals . The award ceremony is intended to simultaneously remember the great Iranian doctor , philosopher , mathematician , mineralogist , geologist , poet and author of around 450 books in various scientific fields Avicenna (980-1037) and the innovative and integrative traditions in medicine associated with his name , Natural sciences and intellectual history are kept alive and disseminated.
Prize winners in 2006:
- Djalil Djawari (Dermatology)
- Abbas Karimi Nejad (neurosurgery, intensive care and emergency medicine)
- Parviz Movassaghi (Neurophysiology, Neurology and Epileptology)
- Nossrat Peseschkian (Positive and Transcultural Psychotherapy)
- Madjid Samii (neurosurgery)
Award winners in 2007:
- Yahya Aghighi (Pediatric Rheumatology)
- Professor Bahador Alami Harandi (Orthopedic Surgery)
- Muslim Bahadori (Cardiopulmonary Pathology)
- Esfandiar Bodaghi (Pediatric Nephrology)
- Behrooz Broumand (Internal Medicine and Nephrology)
- Bijan Djahanguiri (Clinical Pharmacology)
- Reza Farid Hosseyni (Pneumology, Allergy and Immunology)
- Mohammad Hassan Karimi Nejad (Cytopathology and Human Genetics)
- Mohammad Hassan Khalessi (Otolaryngology)
- Gholamreza Khatami (Pediatric Gastroenterology)
- Jamshid Lotfi (Neurology)
- Farrokh Saidi (Surgical Sciences)
- Shams Shariat Torbaghan (Oncologic Pathology)
- Ahmad Siadati (Pediatric Infectious Diseases)
- Hassan Tajbakhsh (Microbiology, Immunology and History of Medicine)
- Alireza Yalda (Infectious Diseases and Medical Ethics)
- Esmail Yazdi (Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology)
Award winners in 2008:
- Dariush Fahimi (anatomy and cell biology)
- Payman Hadji (Gynecology and Gynecological Endocrinology)
- Valiollah Mehrabi (surgery and pediatric surgery)
- Mohammad Resa Nowrousian (Oncology and Hematology)
- Abolghassem Sepehrnia (Neurosurgery)
- Gholamali Tariverdian (Human Genetics)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ kanunmj.com - ISSN 1617-6618
- ↑ en: Moslem Bahadori in the English language Wikipedia