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Alan Dilani
International Academy for Design and Health
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17656/jzs.10172
Abstract
The board of JZS has received a letter from Prof.Alan Dilani, who is from Kurdistan of Iran and a Swedish Citizen an 12/04/2007. The following is part of his letter:
I will send you an article please find as attachment, it has been newly
published in the book of the year of International Hospital Federation
dealing with Health promotion and is very relevant for Kurdistan. You
are free to publish in the next number.
I wish you again all the best for you and Dr.Ali Saeed Mohammad to develop University of Sulaimani as a top academic in the region.
Best wishes.
Alan Dilani
International Academy for Design and Health
Alan Dilani, Ph.D. Professor, Architect, Public Health
Research Center Design and Health
NOVUM Science Park
Halsov, 7 Plan 6
141 57 Huddinge, Stockholm, Sweden
Tel: +46 8 689 93 55
Mobile: + 46 8 745 00 02
International Academy for Design and Health
Internet: www.designandhealth.com
e-mail: academy@designandhealth.com
His aim for that, and also ours) was to seek the attention of the Ministry of Health and other responsible bodies in the Kurdistan Regional
Government and Engineers, to the importance of Hospital Designs in Kurdistan. With great thanks and appreciation, the board of this Journal (JZS) has approved to republish the article as it was appeared in the original book Thanks to Prof.Alan Dilani wishing him more success in future.
Editorial Board of JZS
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