Abdellatif Maamri
Specialist doctor in public health
Abdellatif Maamri
Specialist doctor in public health
Profile

Professor Abdellatif Maamri, is a specialist doctor in public health and health administration. He is the author of several published articles and works in the field of health sciences. He serves as a research professor at the Mohammed First University of Oujda (UMP) and as an associate professor at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences of a university in Antwerp.

My expertise
public-health
Public health
studying population health dynamics, designing evidence-based interventions, and advancing policies to prevent disease, promote health equity, and improve community well-being through rigorous research and analysis.
Health administration
focused on studying and improving the management, organization, and delivery of healthcare services.which involves analyzing systems, policies, and leadership strategies to enhance efficiency, quality, and accessibility in healthcare organizations.
Sexual and reproductive health
examining the factors influencing sexual health, reproductive rights, and family planning. Advancing knowledge and policies to ensure access to comprehensive care, education, and services that promote equity, well-being, and informed decision-making.
Education
designing and delivering interactive lessons, training programs, and workshops that empower students and raise healthy behaviors awareness
Resume
Experience
July 2016 - present
Professor
Université Mohammed Premier
January 1999 - June 1999
PostDoc Position
Mount Alison university, Canada
Biology . Sackville, Canada
Post doc an=u niveau du laboratoire de Mycology sous la direction du Pr Felix Baerlocher
September 1992 - June 1998
Université Mohammed Premier
Department of Biology . Morocco
Thèse de 3éme cycle et Thèse d'Etat réalisées en cotutelle sous la direction du Pr H. CHERGUI & Pr E. PATTEE Univ Med 1er and Claude Bernard University Lyon 1
September 1991 - June 2002
Doctorant et enseignant vacataire
Université Mohammed Premier
Department of BiologyOujda-Angad, Morocco
Doctorant puis enseignant vacataire
September 2004 - June 2016
Research Director
Institut supérieur des professions infirmières et techniques de santé d'Oujda, Morocco
public health . Oujda-Angad, Morocco
Responsable de la formation continue et chef de service de la formation et des la GPEC au niveau de la DRSO
August 2006 - July 2016
Directeur
Institut supérieur des professions infirmières et techniques de santé oujda
Oujda-Angad, Morocco
Directeur de l'établissement, manager et formateur. Initiateur du système LMD au niveau national dans les IFCS qui sont devenus depuis 2013 des ISPITS, établissements d'enseignement supérieur non universitaires. Réalisations phares: - Augmentation de nombre de filières de 2 en 2006 à 12 en 2012 - Ouverture d'un 2éme cycle avec deux filières - Mise en place du système LMD - Mise en place d'un Master en sciences de l'éducation - La construction d'un nouveau batiment ISPITS en 2014
Education
2006 - 2008
University
Oujda
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science ABC Technical Institute, Jefferson, Missouri.
Skills
Knowledge
  • Medical & Health Profession Education
  • Health Care Management
  • Cancer
  • Health Promotion
  • Health Education
  • Public Health Education
  • Preventive Medicine
  • Health Outcomes
  • Evidence Based Medicine
  • Culture
  • Management
Languages
  • Arabic
  • French
  • English
Articles
octobre 26, 2021 Perceived Barriers, Benefits, Facilitators, and Attitudes of Health Professionals Towards Multidisciplinary Team Care in Type 2 Diabetes Management: A Systematic Review

Author(s): Usman Sani Dankoly* , Dirk Vissers , Zainab El Farkouch, EstherKolasa, Abderrahim Ziyyat , Bart Van Rompaey , Abdellatif…

juin 26, 2019 Editorial: Medicines pricing, access and safety in Morocco

Unregulated supply of medicines compromises quality assurance and risks patient safety. The
emergence of illegal medicines trafficking in Morocco presents a major health threat, which highlights
the need for region-wide alignment in policies to drive stringent regulatory enforcement and robust
health systems that ensure population- wide access to safe medicines. Herein, we draw on insights
from a situational analysis in Morocco, as a lower- middle income setting, to present access to
medicines through regulated supply procedures as a vital prerequisite for quality assurance and
patient safety.