Publications

Tobacco Use among Birzeit University Faculty and Staff: A Pilot Investigation

Fathers detained, contact restrained: Experiences of Palestinian children visiting their fathers in Israeli detention

Reflections on the meaning of ‘resilience’ in the Palestinian context

Disability among Palestinian elderly in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt): prevalence and associated factors

Maternal and child access to care and intensity of conflict in the occupied Palestinian territory: a pseudo longitudinal analysis (2000–2014)

Cardiovascular disease research in the Arab world: a scoping review from seven Arab countries (2000e2018)

Perceptions of adolescent health literacy in the Palestinian social context: a qualitative study

The range and nature of reproductive health research in the occupied Palestinian territory: a scoping review

Context-led capacity building in time of crisis: fostering non-communicable diseases (NCD) research skills in the Mediterranean Middle East and North Africa

Child Abuse and Neglect: Training Needs Assessment of UNRWA Health and Social Care Professionals

Smoking and Associated Factors in the oPt: An analysis of three Demographic and Health Surveys (1995, 2000, and 2004)

Rational use of medications and prescribing patterns among mobile teams in the West Bank/OPT

Medicine utilisation review in selected non-governmental organisations primary healthcare clinics in the West Bank in Palestine

Normalising the abnormal: Palestinian youth and the contradictions of resiliencein protracted conflict

Building the infrastructure, modeling the nation: the case of birth in Palestine

Management of solid medical waste in the private medical sector in the occupied Palestinian territory: problems and remedial measures

Palestinian women's pregnancy intentions: analysis and critique of the Demographic and Health Survey 2004

Determianats of birth weight in Palestine: a comparative analysis of males and females

Mortality patterns in the West Bank, Palestinian Territories, 1999-2003

Equity in health care financing in Palestine: the value-added of the disaggregate approach