Dr. Muhammad Tahir Visits Warith Al-Anbiya University and Delivers a Lecture on His Medical Experience in Gaza
The College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University welcomed Dr. Muhammad Tahir during his visit to the university. He delivered a lecture discussing his professional journey and humanitarian experience in Gaza, highlighting the challenges he faced while treating patients in critical and exceptional circumstances. Dr. Tahir also met with the Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun, to discuss prospects for scientific cooperation and strengthening academic ties between the two institutions. This was followed by a tour of the college's facilities to learn about its educational and training programs. This visit is part of the college's efforts to host distinguished medical experts, contributing to enriching students' experience and broadening their understanding of their professional and humanitarian mission.

A delegation from the Mass Gathering Medicine Center, affiliated with the Health and Education Authority, visited the College of Medicine as part of ongoing efforts to activate joint cooperation programs between the College and the Center. These programs have achieved remarkable successes in the past, including the participation of faculty and students from the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University in all the mass gatherings at health detachments under the supervision of the Health Authority.

A delegation from the Mass Gathering Medicine Center, affiliated with the Health and Education Authority, visited the College of Medicine as part of ongoing efforts to activate joint cooperation programs between the College and the Center. These programs have achieved remarkable successes in the past, including the participation of faculty and students from the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University in all the mass gatherings at health detachments under the supervision of the Health Authority.

A Letter of Thanks and Appreciation to Student Ghaith Muthanna Rahim – College of Medicine / Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH)
The College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH) extends its deepest gratitude and appreciation to student Ghaith Muthanna Rahim, in recognition of his outstanding academic efforts and contributions throughout his academic career.
The College expresses its pride in his remarkable achievements and wishes him continued success and prosperity in his academic and professional journey, serving his community and country.

A scientific lecture was held in the OSCE laboratories for the first graduating class of the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (peace be upon him).
The Surgery Department conducted a training lecture in the OSCE laboratories as part of the final preparations for the first graduating class of this year.
The lecture included guidance emphasizing the importance of students relying on their acquired skills and taking on their professional responsibilities, as they represent the primary pillar of the college's output and its academic standing in the medical field.

The Surgery Department at Warith Al-Anbiya University College of Medicine (PBUH) conducted the OSCE (Organisational Certificate Examination) in Surgery for sixth-year students. This examination aimed to assess students' practical and theoretical skills according to modern medical education standards. The exam measured students' clinical and applied skills and enhanced their ability to handle various medical cases with scientific precision and professionalism. The Dean of the College of Medicine emphasized its ongoing commitment to providing a supportive learning environment that allows students to refine their medical skills and develop their practical abilities in line with the latest academic standards.

The Dean of the College of Medicine honors Dr. Mu'ayyad Al-Naqeeb in recognition of his national achievement in liver transplantation.
On Wednesday, November 26, 2025, the Dean of the College honored Professor Dr. Mu'ayyad Al-Naqeeb at the university campus in recognition of his significant medical achievement: performing the first successful liver transplant in Iraq.
This honor comes in celebration of Dr. Al-Naqeeb's scientific and humanitarian efforts, which constituted an important step in the development of organ transplantation surgery in our beloved country and enhanced the standing of national expertise in this vital field.
The College of Medicine affirms its continued support for initiatives that contribute to serving the community and developing the health sector.

Dean of the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH) Visits College Halls and Laboratories and Meets with Practical Groups and Teaching Assistants
Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, Dean of the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH), conducted a field visit to several of the college's halls and laboratories. During the visit, he met with practical groups and teaching assistants to review the progress of academic work and the level of support provided to them and the students. The Dean toured the classrooms and scientific laboratories, listening to the observations of the teaching assistants and practical groups regarding the needs of the scientific departments and the requirements for developing the infrastructure in line with the principles of modern medical education. He also discussed with the teaching staff ways to improve students' practical and clinical performance, emphasizing the college's commitment to providing a comprehensive academic environment that helps them develop their scientific and practical skills. Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi stressed the college's continued commitment to enhancing the quality of the educational process, modernizing laboratories, and supporting initiatives that contribute to developing the skills of both students and teaching assistants. This visit is part of the college's ongoing approach to field monitoring to ensure the readiness of classrooms and laboratories and to provide all the requirements for the success of the educational process.

Visit of the esteemed Assistant Administrative Director, Professor Dr. Nawfal Qasim Al-Araji, to the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH)
The Assistant Administrative Director at Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH), Professor Dr. Nawfal Qasim Al-Araji, visited the College of Medicine, where he met with faculty members from various academic departments and reviewed the academic and administrative operations within the college. During his visit, Dr. Al-Araji emphasized the university administration's commitment to supporting the teaching staff and providing a comprehensive academic environment that contributes to enhancing the quality of education and developing academic programs according to the latest standards. He also listened to the faculty members' feedback and needs, stressing the university's continued commitment to implementing its development plans aimed at improving the level of academic and service performance. The Dean of the College of Medicine appreciates this visit, which reflects the university administration's interest and ongoing support for the college's progress and its efforts to develop the educational and administrative environment.

The Editorial Board of the College of Medicine's Scientific Journal held a meeting chaired by the Dean of the College.
Under the chairmanship of Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, the Editorial Board of the College of Medicine's Scientific Journal convened to discuss the latest developments of the committees responsible for the journal's operations and to review the ongoing stages of development and organization, in line with the College's vision of promoting scientific research and enhancing academic work. During the meeting, the committees reviewed updates to the publication process and the adoption of modern electronic formats for correspondence and peer review. They also discussed the next steps aimed at improving the journal's quality and ensuring its accreditation according to established academic standards, in accordance with the College's efforts toward digital transformation and the enhancement of scientific output.

The Dean of the College of Medicine Participates in Students' Celebrations
As part of strengthening human and social bonds within the College of Medicine community, the Dean, Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, and the Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs, Dr. Laith Mohammed Al-Husseini, participated in the engagement ceremony of student Mukhtar Ali Abbas.
This participation reflects the Dean's commitment to supporting students on their happy occasions and reinforcing the values ​​of human connection and the spirit of unity that are integral to the identity of the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University.
The Dean extends his warmest congratulations to the student and his family, wishing him a life filled with goodness, success, and blessings.

Meeting of the Supporting Sciences Unit – College of Medicine / Warith Al-Anbiya University
The Supporting Sciences Unit at the College of Medicine held its periodic meeting, chaired by the Unit Director, Dr. Sabah Al-Jubouri, with the participation of Unit members: Assistant Lecturer Mustafa Jassim, Assistant Lecturer Ali Aziz, and Engineer Muhammad Baqir.
The meeting addressed the issue of updating the curricula to align with the requirements of modern education. Discussions focused on updating the curricula for Ba'ath Party crimes, human rights, Arabic language, computer science, and artificial intelligence, aiming to enhance students' knowledge and skills and elevate the educational process according to academic accreditation standards. Additionally, proposals to establish two new units were discussed:1- A unit for the care of students without a guardian
2- A training and self-development unit. These initiatives aim to strengthen the professional and humanitarian dimensions of the College's work and support its students on both academic and social levels.

Scientific Cooperation Agreement between the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH) and the Royal College of Physicians/London-Iraq Network
In line with the strategic direction of the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH) towards academic openness and strengthening international scientific partnerships with prestigious institutions, and its commitment to developing medical education according to the latest international standards, the College of Medicine signed a scientific cooperation agreement with the Royal College of Physicians/London-Iraq Network, one of the leading networks specializing in promoting continuing medical education and raising the competence of physicians and academic staff in Iraq and the region.
The agreement was signed by Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, Dean of the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH), representing the college, in the presence of Professor Dr. Hilal Al-Saffar, President of the Royal College of Physicians/London-Iraq Network, under the supervision of the President of the Royal College of Physicians, Professor Mumtaz Patel, and the Chairman of the Committee of Deans of Colleges of Medicine, Dr. Amin Abdul Hassan Al-Alwani.
The agreement essentially entails the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University joining the Royal College of Medicine's network as a founding member. This allows the college to participate in a global academic system dedicated to advancing medical education and organizing joint scientific and research activities among academic and medical institutions. The agreement also encompasses several areas of cooperation, most notably supporting joint scientific initiatives, exchanging academic expertise, and developing training and educational programs that contribute to raising the level of undergraduate, resident, and postgraduate students. Furthermore, it aims to enhance opportunities for scientific publication and applied research in modern medical fields.
This collaboration is part of the college's ongoing efforts to improve the quality of its educational outcomes, strengthen its international academic presence, and solidify its position among leading medical colleges that adhere to global quality standards in education, training, and scientific research.

The College of Medicine Discusses its Vision and Future Mission in the Presence of the Karbala Council of Elders
In the presence of Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, Dean of the College of Medicine, Dr. Laith Mohammed Al-Husseini, Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs, Dr. Anwar Al-Dahhan, Assistant Dean for Administrative Affairs, and the heads of the various departments, the esteemed College Council held its periodic meeting to discuss updating the College's vision, mission, and objectives to align with the continuous development in medical education and contribute to preparing a distinguished generation of physicians possessing competence, skill, and knowledge coupled with compassion and high moral character.
The meeting was attended by the Karbala Council of Elders, represented by its Chairman, Dr. Sayed Yousef Al-Majed, and Dr. Saad Al-Din Hashem Al-Banna, at the kind invitation of the College of Medicine to participate in the discussion on developing the College's vision, mission, and future objectives.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, presented letters of thanks and appreciation to the representatives of the Karbala Council of Elders in recognition of their active participation and contribution to supporting the academic and medical development of the University.

OSCE Exams at the College of Medicine – A Comprehensive Practical Application of Students' Clinical Skills
Under the supervision of Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, Dean of the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University, the college conducted OSCE exams for fourth-year students in Internal Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Community Medicine. These exams are among the most important assessment stages in a medical student's journey, as they measure their ability to practically apply the clinical knowledge they have acquired during their previous years of study.
The exams were characterized by their high level of organization and the distribution of students across multiple clinical stations, carefully designed to cover various medical aspects—from taking a medical history and performing a physical examination to communication skills, diagnosing clinical cases, and managing time while interacting with patients.
A select group of faculty members from the college and physicians from teaching hospitals participated in supervising and evaluating the exams, thus enhancing the integration of academic and practical aspects and preparing students for the demands of real clinical practice. These exams aim to assess the student's overall competence in patient care, not only in theoretical knowledge but also in clinical reasoning and sound medical decision-making. This is a crucial step in the college's vision of preparing physicians who are scientifically, professionally, and ethically distinguished.
In a new development, this year saw the adoption of an electronic assessment system for the first time, using iPads equipped with digital checklists instead of traditional paper forms. This enabled a more accurate and immediate assessment process, enhancing transparency and expediting the electronic collection and analysis of results.

Scientific Recognition for a Medical Student After His Observation Was Accepted by an International Publishing House
The Dean of the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH), Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, honored student Jaafar Ibrahim Dakhil Matar, presenting him with a letter of thanks and appreciation from the University President, Professor Dr. Ibrahim Saeed Al-Hayawi, in addition to a financial reward in recognition of his distinguished scientific efforts. This honor came after the student sent an official letter to the international publishing house, Walters Kluwer, regarding a precise scientific observation in the book *Lippincott’s Illustrated Reviews: Pharmacology – 8th Edition*, concerning the description of MAOIs on pages 141 and 185.
The observation was accepted and its validity acknowledged by the publisher. This is a distinguished scientific achievement that reflects the competence of the medical students at Warith Al-Anbiya University (PBUH) and their commitment to accuracy and academic excellence.

🎀 Early Detection… Awareness Saves Lives
Under the patronage of the President of Warith Al-Anbiya University, Dr. Ibrahim Saeed Al-Hayawi, and the supervision of the Dean of the College of Medicine, Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, the College held an awareness seminar entitled:
“Early Detection of Breast Cancer.” The seminar was presented by Dr. Raghad Numan Talib, a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology and a faculty member at the College of Medicine.
The seminar addressed the importance of early detection and its role in reducing the incidence of the disease and its complications, in addition to methods of prevention and warning signs that necessitate a visit to a specialist.
Dr. Raghad also emphasized the necessity of spreading health awareness among women and girls to limit the spread of this disease and enhance the chances of early recovery.
This seminar is part of the College of Medicine's ongoing awareness programs to promote public health and disseminate a culture of early disease detection.

A training workshop on the Student Attendance Management Program was held as part of the Digital Transformation Project.
In line with the College of Medicine's directives towards digital transformation and the development of academic services, a training workshop entitled "Student Attendance Management Program in Classrooms, Laboratories, and Hospitals" was organized in cooperation with the Electronic Computing Center. The workshop, presented by Engineer Mustafa Jamal Saadoun, aimed to review the mechanism for using the new electronic system for recording student attendance via QR code instead of traditional paper methods. This contributes to facilitating attendance tracking and enhancing the accuracy and speed of academic reports. This event is part of a series of technical and developmental activities implemented by the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University in support of digital transformation plans and the use of technology in developing the university environment.

The College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University is confidently moving towards digital transformation in medical education.
In line with the directives of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research to support digital transformation and e-learning, and under the direct guidance of the Dean of the College of Medicine, Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, and the follow-up of the Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs, Professor Dr. Laith Mohammed Abbas Al-Husseini, the college organized a series of interactive electronic exams this week covering various academic levels.
The Total Learning Behavior (TBL) exams for second and third-year students were conducted entirely electronically in an experience that fostered teamwork and active learning among students within smart classrooms.
Weekly electronic exams were also organized for fourth and fifth-year students as part of the college's plan to adopt continuous assessment using modern digital platforms.These steps were taken in cooperation with the university's Computer Center and the Digital Department at the College of Medicine, which provided comprehensive technical support to ensure a secure and stable digital examination environment.
The Dean emphasized that these experiences represent a part of the college's comprehensive digital transformation plan, which aims to develop students' technical skills and enhance self-learning and smart assessment in line with technological advancements. Global in Medical Education
The images show the students' serious engagement during the electronic exams and the smooth flow of the examination process at the College of Medicine, Warith Al-Anbiya University (peace be upon him)Towards a comprehensive digital medical education that keeps pace with the future

Strengthening Partnership in Medical Education… Cooperation Agreement Signed Between Warith Al-Anbiya University and Hammurabi College of Medicine – University of Babylon
Within the framework of academic openness and strengthening cooperation between educational institutions, the President of Warith Al-Anbiya University, Professor Dr. Ibrahim Saeed Al-Hayawi, and the Dean of the College of Medicine, Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun, received a delegation from Hammurabi College of Medicine – University of Babylon, headed by the Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Hadi Al-Moussawi, in an official scientific visit during which a joint cooperation agreement was signed between the two sides. The agreement aims to develop the fields of medical education, scientific research, clinical training, and the exchange of academic expertise between the two colleges, thereby contributing to raising the level of medical education in Iraq and providing an integrated scientific environment that supports innovation and research.

The Dean of the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (peace be upon him), Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, and the Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs, Dr. Laith Mohammed Abbas Al-Husseini, held a meeting with student representatives from all academic levels. This meeting was part of the Deanship's commitment to fostering direct communication with its students and listening to their opinions and suggestions. The meeting included discussions on key student and academic issues, listening to student feedback on the educational process and the university environment, and working to overcome any difficulties in line with the College's vision of providing a robust and stimulating academic environment conducive to excellence. During the meeting, the Dean and the Assistant Dean emphasized that the Deanship's doors are always open to students and that the College places great importance on student input, recognizing students as active partners in the development of the academic journey.

A New Student Achievement for the Faculty of Medicine
The Faculty of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (peace be upon him) congratulates student Mujtaba Abdul-Razzaq Yass on completing an intensive 30-day training program in neurosurgery at the American University of Beirut (AUB) and its affiliated hospital, one of the most prestigious medical and academic centers in the region. The program included the student's participation in daily morning and clinical rotations, observing complex surgical procedures, participating in outpatient clinics, and attending lectures and scientific conferences with a select group of faculty members from the department. This achievement is a significant step in our students' journey to enhance their clinical experience and refine their practical skills within world-class educational environments, contributing to raising the profile of Warith Al-Anbiya University (peace be upon him) and the distinction of its students both locally and internationally.

Fifth-year medical students at Warith Al-Anbiya University (peace be upon him) took their OSCE + CIVA practical exams in the fields of orthopedics, obstetrics and gynecology, and diagnostic radiology, under the supervision of specialized examination committees.
This exam aims to assess the students' clinical and applied skills in various specialties, within the framework of modern medical education standards adopted by the college, in preparation for advanced clinical phases.
The college administration wishes all students continued success in their academic journey.

Dean and Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs Meet with Teaching Assistants
The Dean of the College of Medicine at Warith Al-Anbiya University (peace be upon him), Professor Dr. Ali Abdul Saadoun Al-Ghazi, and the Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs, Professor Dr. Laith Mohammed Abbas, held a meeting with the college's teaching assistants to discuss the current state of academic and administrative work within the college and the role of teaching assistants in supporting the educational process.
During the meeting, emphasis was placed on the importance of adhering to university regulations and activating the teaching assistants' role in developing students' skills and contributing to the implementation of educational and training plans in line with the college's pursuit of academic excellence and digital transformation.
The Dean also listened to the teaching assistants' observations and suggestions, affirming the Deanship's commitment to creating a supportive academic work environment that contributes to raising the academic level of both students and teaching assistants.