В Северной Англии скончался радиолог, известный коллегам как скромный профессионал и «неузнанный герой»

В Северной Англии после непродолжительной болезни ушел из жизни консультант-радиолог Др Шериф Хашем, который работал в системе здравоохранения восемь лет. Коллеги и руководство организации высоко оценили его профессионализм, скромность и преданность делу, назвав его потерянным несгибаемым героем.

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Tributes have been paid to a “quiet and thoughtful” consultant radiologist who has died following a short illness. Dr Shareef Hashem, who worked in the radiology service at North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust for eight years, died last month. Colleagues across the trust have spoken of their sadness at his death and praised his professionalism, expertise and commitment to patients. Mr Paul Counter, an ENT surgeon and colleague of Dr Hashem, said: “We were deeply saddened by the unexpected death of our radiology colleague following a short illness. To lose a colleague at such a young age is always difficult. “He was a quiet and thoughtful person who went about his work without seeking attention or recognition. However, those who worked with him knew he was always willing to help. “He was generous with his time, approachable when advice was needed and committed to providing the best possible service for his patients.” Mr Counter said Dr Hashem had shown a particular commitment to developing his work in head and neck radiology. He added: “He welcomed discussion, was interested in challenging cases and was always prepared to build upon his knowledge and experience. “His willingness to learn, combined with his modesty and professionalism, made him a valued colleague. “The NHS relies enormously on people like him: people who quietly bring skill, kindness and commitment to their work every day, often without realising just how much their work means to their patients and colleagues.” Dr Adrian Clements, executive medical director and deputy chief executive at North Cumbria Integrated Care, said Dr Hashem’s loss was being felt throughout the organisation. He said: “Dr Hashem was a highly valued colleague, unassuming and a real unsung hero, and many patients and colleagues benefitted from his expertise. “His loss is being felt across the organisation, and our thoughts are with his family, friends and colleagues at this very difficult time.”