Maram Khazen

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2023
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

General Practice

Decision Making

Top Venues

Sociology of health & illness

Health education research

BMC primary care

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Publications

Maram Khazen, Erin E Sullivan, Sophia Arabadjis, Jason Ramos, Maria Mirica, Andrew Olson, Mark Linzer, Gordon D Schiff
How does work environment relate to diagnostic quality? A prospective, mixed methods study in primary care. BMJ open 13 (5) (2023)
Maram Khazen, Erin E Sullivan, Sophia Arabadjis, Jason Ramos, Maria Mirica, Andrew Olson, Mark Linzer, Gordon D Schiff
How does work environment relate to diagnostic quality? A prospective, mixed methods study in primary care. BMJ open 13 (5) (2023)
Maram Khazen, Erin E Sullivan, Sophia Arabadjis, Jason Ramos, Maria Mirica, Andrew Olson, Mark Linzer, Gordon D Schiff
How does work environment relate to diagnostic quality? A prospective, mixed methods study in primary care. BMJ open 13 (5) (2023)
Maram Khazen, Erin E Sullivan, Sophia Arabadjis, Jason Ramos, Maria Mirica, Andrew Olson, Mark Linzer, Gordon D Schiff
How does work environment relate to diagnostic quality? A prospective, mixed methods study in primary care. BMJ open 13 (5) (2023)
Hagar Z Pikkel Geva, Harel Gershgoren, Dana Nir, Maram Khazen, Adam J Rose
Vaccine hesitancy among health-care professionals in the era of COVID-19. Health education research (2023)
Maram Khazen, Erin E Sullivan, Sophia Arabadjis, Jason Ramos, Maria Mirica, Andrew Olson, Mark Linzer, Gordon D Schiff
How does work environment relate to diagnostic quality? A prospective, mixed methods study in primary care. BMJ open 13 (5) (2023)
Maram Khazen, Erin E Sullivan, Jason Ramos, Maria Mirica, Mark Linzer, Gordon D Schiff, Andrew P J Olson
Anatomy of diagnosis in a clinical encounter: how clinicians discuss uncertainty with patients. BMC primary care 23 (1) (2022)
Maram Khazen, Nurit Guttman
'Nesef Doctora'-When mothers are considered to be 'half-doctors': Self-medication with antibiotics and gender roles in the Arab society in Israel. Sociology of health & illness 43 (2) (2021)