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Frontiers in Public Health This article aims to assess how patients perceive the way that outpatient clinic services were delivered before and during the COVID-19 outbreak across East Jerusalem Hospitals. Journal Article
Read MoreFrontiers in Medicine This article aims to investigate the effects of COVID-19 on hemodialysis patients receiving services at the Palestine Medical Complex (PMC) kidney dialysis department and to identify mortality-related risk factors. Journal Article
Read MoreFrontiers in Immunology This article summarizes common to rare side effects of administrated COVID-19 vaccines in a cohort from KSA, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Yemen, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, Syria, and Egypt. Journal Article
Read MoreLabour This article studies the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on men’s labor supply in the West Bank and Gaza, both on the extensive (participation) and intensive (hours of work) margins. Journal Article
Read MoreSAGE Open Nursing This article aims to assess the prevalence, predictors, and consequences of secondary traumatic stress among emergency nurses in Palestine during the COVID-19 pandemic Journal Article
Read MoreFrontiers in Public Health This article examines to what extent Bedouins, internally displaced Palestinians (refugees) and majority-group members (non-refugees, non-Bedouins, settled) in the West Bank prioritize COVID-19 booster shots for their own group over other groups. Journal Article
Read MoreSAGE Open Nursing This article aims to assess the perceived stress and resilience among Palestinian nursing students in clinical training during the COVID-19 pandemic. Journal Article
Read MoreInterdisciplinary Perspectives on Infectious Diseases This article investigates the potential correlation between the gene polymorphisms of the interferon receptor (IFNAR2) rs2236757 and oligoadenylate synthetase 3 (OAS3) rs10735079 with the risk of COVID-19 infection and its severity among Palestinian patients. Journal Article
Read MoreBMC Public Health This article shows that Jordanian, Palestinian, Lebanese, and Saudi Arabian respondents reported the highest rates of food insecurity in the Arab region during the COVID-19 pandemic, whereas Oman and Bahrain reported the lowest rates. Journal Article
Read MoreJournal of Palestine Studies This article argues that differences in mortality and vaccination rates between Israelis and Palestinians are a direct result of Israel’s COVID-19 response policies toward the Palestinians throughout the pandemic, as well as its ongoing siege of Gaza and its military occupation of the West Bank including East Jerusalem. Journal Article
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