Research Abstracts
Research abstracts funded by the National Institute and completed.
The full version of the research report can be obtained from the principal researcher.
Development of computer-related communication skills for improving the quality of the medical encounter in primary care
Researchers: Joseph Pliskin, Iris Reychav, Tsipi Heart, Shmuel Reis
Research ended: July 2017
Attitudes concerning admitting and treating pediatric trauma casualties and mass casualty incidents in general and pediatric emergency departments
Researchers: Bruria Adini, Avishay Goldberg
Research ended: July 2017
Defining, cultural factors in the subjective burden experience, amongst Arabic Muslim mothers to a son/daughter with a severe mental disability
Researchers: Muhammad Igbariya
Research ended: July 2017
Perceived preparedness of Tipat Chalav nurses to conduct a screening and intervention project for women with postpartum depressive symptoms
Researchers: Rena Bina, Mira Honovich, Daphna Levinson, Yona Ferber
Research ended: July 2017
Protective factors rather than risk factors for obesity among children in low socio-economic populations
Researchers: Varda Soskolne, Mary Rudolf, Michal Cohen Dar, Samira Ubeid, Nitsa Cohen
Research ended: June 2017
Factors Influencing Physicians’ Intentions to Recommend Medical Cannabis
Researchers: Sharon Sznitman, Simon Vulfsons
Research ended: May 2017
Identification of adverse drug event rate in academic medical centers in Israel and Validation of a tool for continuous monitoring
Researchers: Amitai Ziv, Eyal Zimlichman, Ronen Loebstien, Ortal Sharlin, Ohud Hochman, Orna Tal
Research ended: April 2017
The Financing and Provision of Public and Private Healthcare in Israel: A General Equilibrium Assessment
Researchers: Sani Ziv
Research ended: April 2017
The role of the pediatrician in the well-child clincs (Tipat Halav) in Israel
Researchers: Chen Stein Zamir, Deena Zimmerman, Hanna Shoob
Research ended: April 2017
National Healthcare Systems: a dynamic general equilibrium approach
Researchers: Roee Bas
Research ended: April 2017