Associate Professor of Medicine, Arabian Gulf University
Chief of Medical Staff for Medical Departments in Salmaniya Medical Complex
Chairperson of the hereditary blood diseases , Salmaniya Medical Complex
Senior Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine, and Geriatric Medicine
Dr. Al Salman is an Associate Professor in the Arabian Gulf University and is involved in a wide range of educational and research activities. She published many articles in peer reviewed journals. She led several international, regional, and local committees and quality projects. She is also in editorial Board of the several Medical Journals.
She graduated with Honor from the medical school at Arabian Gulf University. Then she joined the Salmaniya Medical complex in 1996. She holds three American Board certifications: American Board in Internal Medicine, American Board in Geriatric Medicine, American Board in Infectious Diseases. Further, she has the board in infection control and recently the American board in medical quality. Dr. Al Salman has completed her residency and fellowship programs in the United States, where she finished the internal medicine residency in Eason, Hahnemann University, Pennsylvania, USA. Then she did a fellowship in geriatric medicine at Temple University in Pennsylvania, followed by a fellowship in infectious diseases at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA.
She is a member of
the Strategic and Technical Advisory Group for Antimicrobial resistance
(STAG-AMR) which is the principal advisory group to the World Health
Organization (WHO) on antimicrobial resistance, and a member of WHO Infection
control and prevention development guidelines for COVID-19. She has received
several awards locally, regional, and internationally for her scientific
contribution.
- Awarded by His Majesty
the King for her achievements in improving the clinical services and for the
achievement in the antibiotic stewardship program and received the medal of
competency from the first degree from his majesty in the national day of the
kingdom December 2016.
- Awarded the first position for Prize Khalifa
Bin Salman Al Khalifa the prime minister in Bahrain in its first version for
Bahraini Doctor for the achievements in medical research and innovation 2020.
- Awarded for
excellence award for Arabic women in medical field for 2020 from League of Arab
states.
-
Awarded for the program of antibiotic stewardship for the best governmental
practices for 2016 by HE the prime Minister in kingdom of Bahrain in 2016.
Associate Professor of Medicine, Arabian Gulf University
Chief of Medical Staff for Medical Departments in Salmaniya Medical Complex
Chairperson of the hereditary blood diseases , Salmaniya Medical Complex
Senior Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine, and Geriatric Medicine
Dr. Al Salman is an Associate Professor in the Arabian Gulf University and is involved in a wide range of educational and research activities. She published many articles in peer reviewed journals. She led several international, regional, and local committees and quality projects. She is also in editorial Board of the several Medical Journals.
She graduated with Honor from the medical school at Arabian Gulf University. Then she joined the Salmaniya Medical complex in 1996. She holds three American Board certifications: American Board in Internal Medicine, American Board in Geriatric Medicine, American Board in Infectious Diseases. Further, she has the board in infection control and recently the American board in medical quality. Dr. Al Salman has completed her residency and fellowship programs in the United States, where she finished the internal medicine residency in Eason, Hahnemann University, Pennsylvania, USA. Then she did a fellowship in geriatric medicine at Temple University in Pennsylvania, followed by a fellowship in infectious diseases at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA.
She is a member of
the Strategic and Technical Advisory Group for Antimicrobial resistance
(STAG-AMR) which is the principal advisory group to the World Health
Organization (WHO) on antimicrobial resistance, and a member of WHO Infection
control and prevention development guidelines for COVID-19. She has received
several awards locally, regional, and internationally for her scientific
contribution.
- Awarded by His Majesty
the King for her achievements in improving the clinical services and for the
achievement in the antibiotic stewardship program and received the medal of
competency from the first degree from his majesty in the national day of the
kingdom December 2016.
- Awarded the first position for Prize Khalifa
Bin Salman Al Khalifa the prime minister in Bahrain in its first version for
Bahraini Doctor for the achievements in medical research and innovation 2020.
- Awarded for
excellence award for Arabic women in medical field for 2020 from League of Arab
states.
-
Awarded for the program of antibiotic stewardship for the best governmental
practices for 2016 by HE the prime Minister in kingdom of Bahrain in 2016.
Journal article
The WHO research agenda for antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in human health has identified 40 research priorities to be addressed by the year 2030. These priorities focus on bacterial and fungal pathogens of crucial importance in addressing AMR, including drug-resistant pathogens causing tuberculosis. These research priorities encompass the entire people-centred journey, covering prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of antimicrobial-resistant infections, in addition to addressing the overarching...
Journal article
BACKGROUND The prevalence of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has been increasing in recent years, becoming a cause of community-acquired infection. Interestingly, its role in malignancy recently started to be considered after a noticed increase in reported cases and studies discussing the potential association. CASE REPORT In the present case, the patient had known and uncontrolled diabetes mellitus and a history of multiple abscesses that were previously treated by incision...