Rashid Hamid Bibani
Lecturer
College of Medicine
Department of Medicine
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Rashid Hamid Bibani is a senior Lecturer of Clinical Neurology at Hawler Medical University, College of Medicine. He awarded MBChB after completion of his undergraduate study at the University of Mosul, Iraq in 1984. He undertook his residency for clinical training in the different hospitals inside and outside Erbil city. His postgraduate training was in Internal medicine and awarded the High Diploma degree which was a two years of full time study and equal to master degree. He worked as a specialist in Rizgary Teaching hospital and Soran general hospital. In 2008 he got a scholarship awarded by Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. He admitted to the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom for doing PhD in Clinical Neurology. Successfully, he completed the study and he awarded PhD in Clinical Neurology in 2013. Upon his return dr Bibani resumed his work as a Senior Lecturer of Neurology at the Hawler Medical University, College of Medicine, Department of Medicine, and as a Neurologist at Rizgary Teaching Hospital. Throughout his employment time dr Rashid Bibani has worked as a director of some of Primary Health Centres, Children Rehabilitation Center in Benaslawa, Erbil, and Soran General Hospital. He published papers on internal medicine and neurology in local and internationally recognized medical journals. His research mainly continues to focus on multiple sclerosis. He is member of many medical and non-medical society, associations and syndicate locally and internationally, and he was one of the founder for some of them.
Tobacco smoking and disability progression in multiple sclerosis: United Kingdom cohort study. A Manouchehrinia, CR Tench, J Maxted, RH Bibani, J Britton, ... Brain 136 (7), 2298-2304 81 2013
Association of a deficit of arousal with fatigue in multiple sclerosis: effect of modafinil. G Niepel, RH Bibani, J Vilisaar, RW Langley, CM Bradshaw, E Szabadi, ... Neuropharmacology 64, 380-388 22 2013
Reduced EDSS progression in multiple sclerosis patients treated with modafinil for three years or more compared to matched untreated subjects. RH Bibani, CR Tench, J George, A Manouchehrinia, J Palace, ... Multiple sclerosis and related disorders 1 (3), 131-135 2 2012
Fatigue and functional MRI in multiple sclerosis: a quantitative coordinate-based activation likelihood estimation metaanalysis. R Tanasescu, R Bibani, CS Constantinescu, D Auer, A Manouchehrinia, ... MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS JOURNAL 19 (11), 28-28, 2013
Exploring the neuroprotective and alerting effects of modafinil in multiple sclerosis and experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis. RH Bibani University of Nottingham, 2013
Smoking and disease progression in MS. A Manoucherihnnia, C Tench, R Bibani, J Maxted, J Britton, ... JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY 259, S154-S155, 2012
Cigarette Smoking and Disease Progression in Patients with Multiple Sclerosis: A Study of a Large United Kingdom Cohort. (P05. 097) C Constantinescu, A Manouchehrinia, C Tench, R Bibani, J Britton Neurology 78 (1 Supplement), P05. 097-P05. 097, 2012
Positive effect of modafinil on EDSS progression in multiple sclerosis. RH BIBANI, C TENCH, C CONSTANTINESCU. Journal of neurology 258 (8), 2011.
Assessment of Drug Treatment of Tuberclosis In Erbil. Rashid H Bibani,Hamanajm Jaff, Rashid H Bibani,Hamanajm Jaff, Zanko Journal of Medical Sciences 9 (1), 9-18
High Secondary School: Abdulmalik Bin Marwan (Kurdistan)-1978-Kirkuk, Iraq
MBChB: College of Medicine, University of Mosul-1984-Mosul, Iraq
High Diploma (2 year study: Internal Medicine, College of Medicine, Salahaddin University- 2003, Erbil, Iraq
PhD; Clinical Neurology, School of Medicine, University of Nottingham- 2013- Nottingham, UK