Dr. Azar graduated in medicine from Raji Gandhi University of Health Science (Al-Ameen Medical College) in India. In 2013, he joined Hamad Medical Corporation as a resident in the department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He made significant contributions in his short time in the department, being one of the core participants in drafting the first Rehabilitation Strategy in Qatar. He also co-authored Qatar's first proposal for the establishment of Traffic Medicine, which was presented in International Traffic Medicine Association conference (Berlin,2013). He took up a fellowship program in Palliative Medicine from National Centre for Cancer Care and Research (NCCCR), HMC, Qatar. After completing the fellowship in Palliative Medicine, he joined as the Associate Consultant in NCCCR. He also underwent Hospice training in St. Richards Hospice, Worcestershire, UK during the year 2018.

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Onco-Palliative Care Essentials gives insight into the much-needed specialty to improve the quality of life of cancer patients. With a strong focus on the fundamental essentials of onco-palliative care, the book covers real-life cases with challenging cultural, existential, and social aspects. From the beginning, it introduces the field of Onco-Palliative care to the reader, focusing on managing complex aspects associated with cancer and its treatment. In addition, it helps the reader regarding approaches for "End of life care and discussion?. The book concludes with challenging care scenarios. This is a very useful reference for all who are involved in cancer and palliative care, as well as those who care for cancer and terminally ill patients.

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Introduction to Onco-Palliative Care 2. Common symptoms and management in onco-palliative care 3. Diagnosis and management of the most common emergencies in onco-palliative care 4. "End of Life Care."-An Art and Science. 5. Psychosocial aspects in onco-palliative care 6. Diversities in legal and ethical practices in onco-palliative care 7. Challenging care scenarios