CURRICULUM VITAE DR. EMAD UDDIN SIDDIQUI

Work Address: Department of Emergency Medicine, Aga Khan University Hospital, Stadium Road, PO Box 3500, Karachi, 74800

Email: emaduddin.siddiqui@aku.eduTelephone: + 92 21 34930051 Ext. 1180, 1197 & 1198

EDUCATIONHospital for Sick Children, Clinical Fellow in 2011-12Toronto. Canada Pediatric Emergency

College of Physicians and FCPS 2005Surgeons, Pakistan

College of Physicians and MCPS 2005Surgeons, Pakistan

University of Karachi DCH 2003

Dow Medical College MBBS 1991-92

SCHOLARLY INTERESTS*Mastering the Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Local and National level*Fellowship Program in PEM, with Workshops/courses*Simulation based Learning and Research (CIME)

TRAININGInstitution Nature of Training Start Date and CompletionSickkids, Hospital for Fellow Training in PEM 2011 - 2012Sick Children, Toronto

National Institute of Residency in Pediatric 1997 – 1999Child Health, Karachi

Baqai University Residency in Pediatric 1993 – 1997Hospital, Karachi

POSITIONS HELDDuration Position Institute Specialty 2010 - Date AP AKUH Emergency Medicine

2008- 2010 SI AKUH Emergency Medicine

2006- 2008 Instructor AKUH Emergency Medicine

2006- 2006 AP Hamdard University Hospital

Pediatric Medicine

2005- 2006 Senior Registrar

Hamdard University Hospital

Pediatric Medicine

2004- 2006

Senior

SMO AKUH (part-time) Emergency

2004- 2004 ER Supervisor National Institute of Child Health

Pediatric Emergency

1997- 1997 Registrar Baqai University Hospital, Karachi

Pediatric

DISTINCTIONS*1st Emergency Medicine Supervisor for CPSP EMD-S-175-001*1st PEM Trained Physician in Pakistan: 2012*1st Faculty Development Award (FDA) for DEM: 2011-2012*1st FDA for Comprehensive/Advance training in Sim at Harvard. 2016* Best Teacher Award 2015* Best Emergency Medicine Faculty Award: 2011-2012* Best Emergency Medicine Faculty Award: 2007-2008* ACLS Instructor: 2015-16* PALS, ATLS, ALSO, NRP, APTLS, ACLS certifiedDISTINCTIONSCIME, Champion (nominated for advance training in Simulation (at Harvard) 2016*Examiner (CPSP) for EM in Pakistan: 2014*Member / Faculty of Emergency Medicine at CPSP 2011 TEACHING EXPERIENCEJan. 2000- Dec 2003 Lecturer Pathology Hamdard Medical College

TEACHING ACTIVITYWhile I was at Hamdard Hospital as Senior Registrar and during my residency training at Baqai and at NICH, I used to deliver lectures, tutorials, academic and training sessions. Since 2004 at AKUH, I have been involved in clinical teaching at the Campus, local and at national forum along with few sessions internationally. I have been involved in teaching the medical students, Interns, residents, SMOs, ED

Nursing, Faculty and Paramedical staff during the last 10 years of my academic services at AKUH. Under Graduate Teaching:*Under graduate teachings at AKU for Phase III students. Clinical, bed side, hands-on along teachings along with lectures, group discussions and PALS and ACLS code *Contributed to undergraduate MCQ bank, OSCE stations and participated in OSCE for medical students rotating in emergency medicine on quarterly bases.

Graduate Teaching:*From 2006, I have been involved in teachings of residents and interns of ED and rotating resident of Pediatric department. Other than lectures and tutorials, clinical and bedside teachings were few of the main components.

Post Graduate Teaching:*Residency Coordinator DEM and First EM Supervisor for CPSP* Developed comprehensive pool of MCQs and SEQs for EM exam at CPSP*Conducted IMM and FCPS II examination at CPSP*Developed and organized Paediatric Emergency Core for rotating Paediatric residents covering resuscitation, sedation and analgesia, gastrointestinal, cardiac, oncological, neonatal, and neurologic and other emergencies. *Core Curriculum - Participated in quarterly teaching session lasted for 4-6 weeks covering core curriculum of Pediatric Emergency Medicine for the residents.*Contributed to PGME MCQ bank, OSCE/TOACS stations and participated in OSCE/TOACS for ED residents on quarterly bases. *Developed and organized skill station for ED residents as preparatory session for IMM examination.*Grand Rounds in EM –Like: Pediatric Injury, Managing UTI in ED, Diphtheria, what’s new, Pediatric Heart Failure, Sepsis and Hypertonic saline use, Abdominal pain in children , Post Resuscitation Care , Managing DKA in ED, When a Child Dies in ED, Medical Simulation, Learning in Immersive Environment and Deception & Cognition in Simulaton. *Updates – on PEM, like:Paediatric Sepsis and septic shock guidelines, Shock index, Community Acquired Pneumonia, Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Society updates and many more *Journal Club – Facilitated and presented multiple JCs from 2006 to date. Conducted PALS and Conducted ACLSNurses Lecture - Pediatric Sepsis & Pediatric Post Resuscitation Care and “Triage assessment/Triage and PEM Nursing courses along with multiple teaching sessions of PEMPEM crash Courses – Conducted 1-2 days PEM course, during which we cover most PEM courses with in depth discussions.

Educational Reviewer:Internal Reviewer of PGME at AKU (2014-15)

Lectures at National/International Level: (few are)*Scope of Simulation in Medical Education at Khyber Medical University Annual Conference, February 27-28, 2015*Hypertonic Saline Solution in Sepsis, an Updates at AEMC 2013.

*Triage Issues and Solutions, Civil Hospital Karachi, July 25, 2012 *Resuscitative role of HTS, AKU Symposium, July 2011*Pediatric Triage AEMC, 2010*Triage in Public Sector Hospitals, Civil Hospital Karachi. September 10, 2010 *Managing Pediatric Sepsis in ED, Shifa International Hospital, November 01, 2010*Hypertonic Saline in Closed Head Trauma at AEMC 2011 *Managing pediatric Sepsis. Department of Emergency, Sultan Qaboos University Hospital, Oman, November 16, 2009

Examiner / Supervisor CPSP:*IMM Emergency Medicine, multiple Exam setting/paper checking, CPSP Karachi*1st Emergency Medicine Supervisor and Examiner (for Residency Program toward *MCPS & FCPS) College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan. *11 ED Resident under my supervision from RI to RIV level. *01 Master student just completed his thesis.

INNOVATIONS IN EDUCATIONa. Summary of student evaluations, awards received for teaching;

Medical Student Evaluation:3.47 / 4.0 (2014)3.76 / 4.0 (2015)4.0 / 4.0 (2016)

b. Innovation;*Simulation based training for EM residents on Sim Man and Baby (3G)*Implementing the new Triage concept (ESI v 4.0) and train/educate the ED nursing*Developing and introducing new Triage Software with introduction of new parameters like vital signs and pain scale visual analog. *Introduced Pediatric Broselow Tape use in Resuscitation room *New Initial Assessment form*Consultation led maximum faculty coverage in PEM

c. Teaching related activities (undergraduate and graduate) – committee, lecturing, curriculum design etc.;

*Coordinator Emergency Medicine Residency Program *Introducing PEM Core for the ED residents and restructuring the ED core.*Designing the core curriculum and preparing residents for IMM examination*ED Resident Evaluation:

Airway Course 4.43 / 5.0 (2014)Updates 4.56 / 5.0 (2014)Updates 3.94 / 5.0 (2015)Updates 4.11 / 5.0 (2016)Grand Round 4.08 / 5.0 (2014)Grand Round 4.00 / 5.0 (2015)Grand Round 3.84 / 5.0 (2016)PEM Crash Course 4.39 / 5.0 (2016)

d. New courses developed and / or offered;*Introducing the Fellow Training in PEM and ED (at PGME desk)

*Restructure the ED resident’s rotation model and redefine the goals/ objectives for their rotations *CIME Core Session in Poly Trauma (03 sessions)*EM Radiology session (monthly) *PEM Crash Course (Yearly) CME Hours 49 + 75 = 124 (2015)

23.25 (March 2016)

SERVICE AND ACTIVITIES WITHIN / OUTSIDE OF THE AGA KHAN UNIVERSITYa. Innovations in service / processes / procedures;

*Developed multiple CPGs for Acute Pediatric Emergencies*Introduce the concept of Emergency US and Emergency Echo in PEM*Interosseous line and Central Line placement (US guided)*Laceration of minor wound (single and double layer) in PEM *Nursing PEM core development along with the Emergency Nursing *Triage implementation / refresher courses *Pediatric triage (ESI v4.0) including pediatric trauma categories and criteria*ER Initial assessment form (Redesigned)*First hour management of Sepsis including Antibiotics*Cold NS nebulization in croup (viral)*Hypertonic saline nebulization in bronchiolitis

b. New services introduced;*Introduce and Practice Procedural (conscious) Sedation in PEM.*Triage implementation / refresher courses *EMLA application for venous cannulation and procedures like L.P*Child friendly environment in association with ED nursing

c. Service on committees within and external to the University (indicate role on committee).

Administrative Experience (Present):Residency Committee, DEM CoordinatorTriage Committee ChairDepartmental Hiring/Appointment/Promotion ChairCentre for Innovation in Medical Education (CIME) Member CIME, Sub Committee (EM, Radio, Anesthesia) ChairDepartmental Research Committee MemberHospital PGME Committee MemberDepartmental Finance Committee MemberDepartmental Appraisal Committee MemberAnnual Emergency Medicine Conference Member(AEMC 2010.2011.2013, 2015)

Administrative Experience (Recent Past):Pediatric Emergency Medicine Chair UCS ChairInternship committee MemberCME committee MemberQIC committee Member

ER Staff committee MemberSecurity committee MemberTriage committee MemberER recruitment MemberPGME 20th Anniversary Committee MemberClinical Research committee Member

Out Hospital Committee:CPSP, Emergency Medicine Committee Member Society of Emergency Physician, Pakistan (SEPP) Founder, Executive

Member and Publication Secretary

Pakistan Society of Pharmacology Life memberPakistan Pediatric Association Life memberISCAIP (International Society for Child and Adolescent Injury Prevention) Pakistan Medical Association Life member

Service/activities outside AKUH:*King Abdul Aziz Naval Base Hospital Jubail, KSA from Sept to Nov 2013*Clinical Fellow at Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto Canada 2011-12*King Faisal Specialist Hospital Jeddah KSA as Locum (05 weeks) 2009*Conducted lectures and teaching sessions at different hospital at local and national level

PUBLICATIONSa. Peer reviewed - research papers;

1. Waheed. S, Siddiqui. E. Estimation of Optic nerve diameter on Computed Tomography in patients with severe traumatic brain injury – Correlation with severity and outcomes. Submitted in Emerg. Med. J. IF.1.843

2. Siddiqui E, Ghazala. I K, Habib. M I, Khan. K M, Zia. N. Pattern of relapse in pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia in a tertiary care unit. Accepted in JPMA. IF.0.414

3. Siddiqui. E, Zia. N, Feroze. A, Awan. S, Liaquat. A , Razzak. JA, et. al. “Burn injury characteristics; Findings from Pakistan National Emergency Department Surveillance Study”. BMC Emergency Medicine 2015, 15(Suppl 2):S5.

4. Atiq. H, Siddiqui. E, Bano. S, Feroze. A, Kazi. G, Fayyaz. F, et. al. “The Pediatric Disease Spectrum in Emergency Departments across Pakistan: Data from a Pilot Surveillance System”. BMC Emergency Medicine 2015, 15(Suppl 2):S11.

5. Khan. I Q, Khan. N U, Naeem. R, Kerai. S, Allen. K, Zia. N, Shahbaz. S, Afridi. S Q, Siddiqui. E, et.al. “Bomb blast injuries: an exploration of patient characteristics and outcome using Pakistan National Emergency Departments Surveillance (Pak-NEDS) data”. BMC Emergency Medicine 2015, 15(Suppl 2):S7

6. Tariq Munshi, Archana Patel, Mir Nadeem Mazhar, Tariq Hassan, Siddiqui E . Frequency of metabolic syndrome in psychiatric patients, is this the time to develop a standardized protocol to reduce the morbidity from an acute care psychiatry unit. JPMA 2015;65:54-8 IF.0.414

7. *Kazi G, Siddiqui E, Habib I, Khan B, Feroz A, Iqbal A. Emergency Showstopper-Factors behind delays in final disposition. Mediterr J Emer Med. 2014; 20:9-14. IF. 0.969

8. Siddiqui E , Ejaz K, Shahan Waheed, Ghazala Kazi, Munawar Khursheed. Attitude towards child restraints and seat belts usage in the learned population of Karachi, Pakistan. World J Emerg Med 2014. Vol 05;No 03: 223-28

9. Zafar W, Siddiqui E , Ejaz K, Shehzad MU, Khan UR, Jamali S, Razzak JA. Health Care Personnel and Workplace Violence in the Emergency Departments of a Volatile Metropolis: Results from Karachi, Pakistan. J. Emerg Med. 2013 Nov; 45(5):761-72. Citation 15 IF.1.843

10. Khan. BA, Shakeel. N, Siddiqui. E, Kazi. G, Khan. IQ. Impact of delay in admission on the outcome of critically ill patients presenting to the emergency department of a tertiary care hospital from low income country. Submitted in JPMA for May 2016 IF.0.414

11. Siddiqui E , Kiran Ejaz, Sayyeda Ghazala Irfan Kazi, Saif Siddiqui, Syed Jamal Raza. Mother’s education and working status, do they contribute to corrosive poisoning among pediatric patients of Karachi, Pakistan? JPMA. Aug 2013;63(8): 992-96 IF.0.414

12. Lone S, Siddiqui E et all. Frequency, clinical characteristics and outcome of diabetic ketoacidosis in children with type-1 diabetes at a tertiary care hospital. JPMA. September 2010; Vol. 60(9):725-729. Citation 15 IF.0.414

13. Siddiqui E , Ejaz K, Lone S, Raza SJ. Investment in pediatric tuberculosis prevention in Pakistan: Loss or gain? JPMA. Nov 2010; 60(11):897-900. IF.0

Citation 05 IF.0.41 14. Siddiqui E, Ejaz K, Siddiqui U. Unintentional, Pediatric Domestic injuries

from a Semi rural area of Karachi. JPMA. 2012; 62; 638-43I. Citation 04 IF.0.414

15. Siddiqui E , Hanif S, Siddiqui U, Raza S J. Immunization coverage of BCG among children reporting to tertiary care hospital by gender and nutritional status Pak Paed J. Apr - Jun 2010;34(2):107-11

16. Siddiqui E , Razzak JA, Naz F, Khan SB. Factors associated with hydrocarbon ingestion in children. JPMA. Nov 2008; 58(11):608-612.

Citation 22 IF.0.414 17. Naz F, Rehman AJ, Ashraf S, Siddiqui E. Antibiotic treatment of children

with upper respiratory infection in Karachi Pak Paed J. Jun 2008; 32(2):116-6. Citation 02

18. Hanif S, Naz F, Siddiqui E , Raza J. Acquired Aplastic Anemia: Treatment in a developing country. Pak J Med Sci. Jul-Sept 2007;23(3) 370-4

Citation 02 IF. 0.2319. Siddiqui. E, Salah uddin, Naz. F. The importance of contact history in

childhood tuberculosis. Pakistan Journal of Pharmacology. 2006; 23(2): 25-29 IF.1.103

b. Letters to Editor; 20. Siddiqui E, Waheed. S, Khan I.Q. Developing Pediatric Emergency Medicine

An opinion from a developing country tertiary care center. JPMA. 2015; 65(12):1345-48 IF.0.414

21. Waheed S, Siddiqui E. The unseen and untold issues of clinical trials and research ethics in Pakistan. Letter to Editor. International Journal of Medicine and Biomedical Research. May- August 2013;2(2): 161-62. IF.1.103

22. Siddiqui E . Emergency Triage: Extend of our knowledge. JMPA 2012; 62(8):839-42 Citation 01 IF.0.414

23. Siddiqui E . Strengthening Pediatric Emergency Medicine in Pakistan is our need to reach Millennium Development Goal 4.0. JMPA 2012; 62(9):870-71.

Citation 01 IF.0.414 24. Siddiqui E , Razzak JA. Pediatric Emergency Medicine. An evolving sub

specialty in Pakistan. Editorial. J Coll Physicians Surg Pak. Mar 2008;18(3):135-136 Citation 04 IF. 0.350

c. Book(s) authored or co-authored;

25. “Essential Practical Procedural Skills in Emergency Medicine” ((ISBN 978-969-637-119-9) 2015.

26. Neurologic complications of Bacterial Meningitis (ISBN 979-953-307-074-1). http://www.intechopen.com/articles/show/title/neurologic complications of bacterial meningitis. 2012 Citation 01

27. Role of Dexamethasone in Meningitis (ISBN 979-953-307-074-1) http://www.intechopen.com/articles/show/title/role-of-dexamethasone-in-meningitis. 2012 Citation 02

d. List of abstracts and presentations;1. The use of 3% hypertonic saline in the emergency department pediatric

patients with Severe blunt traumatic head injury, Pilot study, 75th FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 2015, September 29 – 03 October

2. The Pediatric Disease Spectrum in Emergency Departments across Pakistan: Data from a Pilot Surveillance System” 9th Health Sciences Research Assembly, AKU. April 8-9, 2015.

3. Firearm and bomb blast injuries: an exploration of patient characteristics using Pakistan National Emergency Departments Surveillance (Pak-NEDS) data at Khyber Medical University Conference. February 27-28, 2015

4. Prevalence and determinants of violence against emergency medical care providers in Karachi, Pakistan. Safety 2010 World conference 21-24 September 2010 UK

5. Factors associated with hydrocarbon ingestion in children” Trauma and injury prevention in developing countries. Aga Khan Hospital Karachi.

6. Factors associated with hydrocarbon ingestion in children” EMCON 2007, conference at Chennai India. (November 16th, 2007)

7. Factors associated with unintentional pediatric domestic injuries. AKU (18-19 December, 2008)

8. Effect of contact, demographical and social factors in childhood tuberculosis. AKU (18-19 December, 2008)

9. Demographical and clinical presentation of tuberculosis in immunized and unimmunized children from a tertiary care hospital of Karachi. AKU (18-19 December, 2008)

10. Factors associated with hydrocarbon ingestion in children” Trauma and injury prevention in developing countries. Aga Khan Hospital Karachi.

11. Factors associated with unintentional pediatric domestic injuries. AKU (18-19 December, 2008)

12. Effect of contact, demographical and social factors in childhood tuberculosis. AKU (18-19 December, 2008)

13. Demographical and clinical presentation of tuberculosis in immunized and unimmunized children from a tertiary care hospital of Karachi. AKU (18-19 December, 2008)

14. Prevalence and determinants of violence against emergency medical care providers in Karachi, Pakistan. Safety 2010 World conference 21-24 September 2010 UK

15. Three research presentation at Annual Aga Khan Research Assembly March 2010

16. Seven research presentation at AKUH Research Assembly Dec 200817. Four researches presentation at AKUH Research Assembly October 2011

Paper presentation18. Review lecture during AEMC 2011 at Aga Khan University on “Role of

hypertonic saline in resuscitation.”

e. Others (Case reports)28. Siddiqui. E, Triage: Its implication in low income countries: What should be

the best? Submitted in Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. IF. 3.504

29. Kazi. G I, Habib. M I, Siddiqui E, Khan. BA, Khan. I Q. Neonatal Purpura Fulminans, a rare genetic disorder due to protein C deficiency. Submitted in JPMA. IF.0.414

30. Siddiqui. E, Waheed. S. Communication in the Emergency Room – Are we really conveying our thoughts?' Manuscript Number: JPMA-2015-12-705

IF.0.41431. Kazi. G I, Habib. M I, Khan. BA, Khan. I Q, Siddiqui E, Aftab. M. Nail as a

foreign body in a neonate, an unusual presentation at an unusual age. JPMA 2015;Vol. 65, No. 3: 315-16 IF.0.41

32. Khan A, Siddiqui E, Ahmed S. Glucocorticoids induced allergic reaction. J Pak Med Assoc December 2013; 63(12):15478-48 Citation 02 IF.0.414

33. Siddiqui E, Hanif S. Juvenile Myelomononcytic Leukaemia. Pak J Med Sci. Jan-Mar 2008; 24(1):175-177 Citation 02 IF.0.230

34. Siddiqui E, Hanif S. Chediak Higashi Syndrome. Pak J Med Sci. Apr-Jun 2008, part I. 24(2):328-330 IF.0.230

35. Siddiqui E, Saira L, Hashmi S, Hanif S. Congenital Malaria. Pak J Med Sci. Oct-Dec 2008: 24(04):765-7 IF.0.230

36. Khan. I Q, Siddiqui. E, Waheed. S. Trends and Disease Patterns in patients admitted in Clinical Decision Unit at a tertiary care hospital. Submitted in JPMA. IF.0.414

37. Khan. BA, Siddiqui. E. Unusually high serum lactate in patient presenting with septic shock. Submitted in BMJ IF. 17.4

38. Khan. BA, Siddiqui. E. Clinical presentation and risk factors in Phosphine Poisoning - an experience from emergency department of a tertiary care hospital. Submitted in JPMA. IF.0.414

39. Fareed. A, Khan. I Q, Siddiqui. E, Dengue ocular Complication. Submitted in 40. Khan. I Q, Kazi. G I, Khan. BA, Siddiqui E, Aortic Dissection. Submitted in 41. Khan U R, Fareed. A, Naeem R, Siddiqui E, Head injury Surveillance in

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GRANTSa. List of all research and or educational grants;

b. Against each grant indicate if you are / were: *Research Grant: The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, The Thrasher Research Fund. Topic: Ondansetron Administration to Children with Gastroenteritis Associated Vomiting in EDs in PakistanInvestigators:

PI: Dr Stephen Freedman, Dr Zulfiqar Bhutta Co-PI, Dr Sajid Soofi, Dr Emad uddin Siddiqui

Percentage of grant attributable; 04% (US$ 546,953) 2012-2016Percentage of time contributing towards this project is 30% (of all other Faculty)

I am the principal investigator and the supervisor of the research here at AKUH ED. Providing guidance and training to the research assistant from patient identification to data collection, patient assessment and data entry. Conducted meetings with the data collectors and in communication with other Co-PI and the PI at Sickkids Hospital.

*Research Grant: Applied for Seed moneyTopic: Implementing modified Direct Observation of Procedural Skills (mDOPS) across medical specialties for Central Venous Catheter (CVC) Insertion. Investigators:

PI, Dr Tabassum Zehra, Dr Saeed HamidCo-PI, Emad uddin Siddiqui, Azam Afzal, Muhammed Tariq, Erfan Hussain, Hashir Majid, Muhammed Murtaza Kazmi, Waqar Kashif, Syeda Kauser Ali (US$ 15,000)

*Research Grant: Applied for, International Pharmaceutical Federation. Foundation Grant for Professional Innovation, HPS Research Grant (of 3500 Euro)Topic: Evaluating the effectiveness of oral 25% dextrose water and 24 % sucrose in reducing the pain perception in infants during invasive procedures in emergency department.Investigators:

PI, Feroza Perveen Co-PI, Emad uddin Siddiqui, Sheikh AL, Habib Z(US$ 3500)

GRADUATE STUDENTS SUPERVISEDFor Masters Projects (Secondary Supervisor and ongoing):2014-15 Atta ullah Baig Improving coverage of Harm Reduction

Program (HRP) for Injection Drug Users (IDU) at risk of HIV in Karachi, Pakistan: A qualitative study

SUPERVISION OF OTHER STUDENTS / TRAINEES

Post Graduate Students Supervised (All ongoing / Primary Supervisor):Year Resident Topic 2012 Dr Shahan Waheed Effect of HTS on the clinical outcome in

pediatric patients with blunt head trauma.

2012 Dr Fareed Ahmed Comparison of access time and procedure related complications after ultrasound guided versus landmark guided CVP line insertion

2013 Dr Shahid Waheed Shock index as a predictor of hyperlactatemia for early detection of severe sepsis in patients presenting to emergency department of a low income country

2014 Dr Abdul Aziz Alverado Score in Appendicitis, its implementation

2015 Dr Nazir Najeeb Not yet identified 2015 Dr Maaz Salahuddin Early warning Score in Sepsis identification2015 Dr Abdul Ahad Chottani Not yet identified2016 Dr. Rana Osama Zahid Not yet identified2016 Dr. Samia Shabbir Not yet identified2016 Dr. Ali Mustafa Abbasi Not yet identified2016 Dr. Ayesha Abbasi Not yet identified