Discussions on COVID-19 Pandemic
Event Details
Join us at 8:30pm this Friday with a Discussion on the COVID 19 Pandemic from Dr Nizar Merali and Miqdaad Asaria. Living through the COVID-19 era” by Dr
Event Details
Join us at 8:30pm this Friday with a Discussion on the COVID 19 Pandemic from Dr Nizar Merali and Miqdaad Asaria.
Living through the COVID-19 era” by Dr Nizar Merali  – 10-15 mins
“Covid, race and the future of Muslims in Britain” by Dr Miqdad Asaria  – 15-20 mins
Q&A
This will be live-streamed (other than the end of the Q&A which will be on Zoom only) – and only Dr Nizar’s talk will be available online afterwards
Click here to join us online at 8:30pmÂ
Time
July 24, 2020 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm GMT(GMT+00:00)
Location
Mahfil Ali
39 Gloucester Road, North Harrow
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Organizer
Speaker
Dr Nizar Merali was born in Mombassa, Kenya and attended the university of Manchester 1971- 1976, Graduating with MBChB(Honours). He currently works is a GP for GP direct in Harrow and is also working on the Salaam Centre, an innovative muslim project to benefit the local community. For more details visit www.thesalaamcentre.com
Dr Miqdad Asaria is a health economist with extensive experience in both academic and policy making settings. His research interests include health inequalities, health financing, healthcare prioritisation and healthcare management with a particular focus on the health systems in India and the UK.
Prior to working at LSE, Miqdad has worked with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in India, the Centre for Health Economics at the University of York and the Department of Health in the UK. He has also consulted widely for a range of governments and international organisations and serves on advisory groups for government bodies, non-governmental organisations and academic research projects. In addition to his position at LSE, Miqdad also holds an adjunct position as Assistant Professor at the Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences in Kochi, India and a visiting position at the University of York, UK.

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