Dear Colleagues,

It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 10th Family Medicine Review Course.

Over the years, this course has become a valued educational tradition, bringing together residents, trainers, and experts in a shared commitment to excellence in Family Medicine. As we celebrate its tenth edition, we continue our mission of providing a focused, high-yield, and engaging learning experience that supports both professional growth and examination preparation.

This course has been carefully designed to offer a comprehensive review of key topics, practical clinical updates, and interactive workshops that promote critical thinking and clinical confidence. Beyond academic preparation, we hope it serves as an opportunity to connect, collaborate, and learn from one another as members of the Family Medicine community.

The success of this course would not have been possible without the support and dedication of many individuals.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Dr. Deena Al Dhubaib, Director of the Kuwait Family Medicine Board; Dr. Sawsan Al Bannai, Assistant Director of KFMRP and WPBA Committee Member; and Dr. Huda Alduwaisan, Head of KAFGP. Thank you for your continued support, encouragement, and commitment to advancing Family Medicine education.

I would also like to extend special appreciation to Dr. Sara AlHammouri, founder of this course, whose vision and dedication established the strong foundation upon which this program continues to grow. Your guidance and inspiration remain invaluable.

A very special thank you to Dr. Maram Alenezi and Dr. Amal Alsuwaifan. Throughout this journey, your dedication, support, and commitment have been truly invaluable. The time, effort, and care you invested in every stage of this course played a significant role in its success. Your contributions extended far beyond expectations, and it has been a privilege to work alongside you. I am sincerely grateful for all that you have done to make this milestone edition a reality.

To my trainer, Dr. Sanaa Almansour, thank you for your mentorship, encouragement, and unwavering belief in my efforts throughout this journey.

I would also like to acknowledge and thank all previous organizing committees whose hard work, dedication, and commitment have contributed to the continued success and growth of this course. Their efforts have helped shape this program into the respected educational platform it is today.

To my fellow organizing committee members—Dr. Shoug Alhindi, Dr. Zainab Mohsin, Dr. Liza Hanna, Dr. Yousef Alsharqawi, Dr. Eisa Alrashidi, Dr. Sarah AlRazouqi, Dr. Faisal Thaher, Dr. Salem Alhashash, Dr. Zainab Mohammad, Dr. Rahf Saleh Alrashidi, Dr. Omar Naser, Dr. Nada Ayed Ghazi, and Dr. Albatool Khajah—my deepest gratitude and appreciation. The success of the 10th Family Medicine Review Course is a reflection of your dedication, leadership, and unwavering commitment. Each of you brought unique strengths, fresh perspectives, and a remarkable ability to step forward, take initiative, and support one another whenever needed. What we achieved was not the result of individual efforts, but of a shared vision, mutual trust, and a collective pursuit of excellence. Working alongside such an exceptional team has been both an honor and a privilege. I am incredibly proud of what we accomplished together, and even more grateful for the friendships, collaboration, and lasting memories built throughout this journey. Thank you for making this milestone course a reality.

Finally, to our distinguished speakers and valued participants, thank you for being part of this milestone edition. Your enthusiasm, expertise, and engagement are what make this course truly meaningful. We hope this course provides not only a valuable academic experience, but also renewed confidence, inspiration, and motivation as you continue your professional journey in Family Medicine.

I wish you all a productive, rewarding, and inspiring learning experience.

Warm regards,
Dr. Saleh Walid Bouhamra
PGY-3 Resident
Chairperson, 10th Family Medicine Review Course