Supervisors: Prof. Dorit Pud, Prof. Elon Eisenberg
Developing the Israeli Data Base for the Assessment of Medical Cannabis (MC) Effectiveness and Safety for Chronic Pain Treatment: a Web Technology Based Prospective Study.
Supervisors: Prof. Anat Drach Zahavy, Prof. Hadass Goldblatt
The meaning of reciprocal emotion regulation process for participants in medical interactions: paramedics, work colleagues, patients, family members, and present others.
Supervisor: Prof. Tamar Shochat
Psychological and Biological Risk Factors for Insomnia and Low Mood among Hospital Nurses Working in Shifts
Supervisor: Prof. Efrat Shadmi
Guideline-concordant care in patients with multiple chronic conditions: pervasiveness and precursors.
Supervisors: Prof. Efrat Dagan, Prof. Mical Paul
Choosing wisely antibiotic treatment to reduce futile therapy at end of life: cost-benefit model development and testing.
Supervisor: Prof. Efrat Shadmi
Big data readmission-risk-prediction models: The contribution of issues related to the timing of prediction, subjective clinicians’ assessments, and compatibility with consideration for inclusion in prevention interventions.
Supervisors: Prof. Michal Granot, Dr. Irit Weissman-Fogel, Prof. Lior Lowenstein
Identifying predictors of physical therapy treatment success among women with Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS).
Supervisors: Prof. Dorit Pud, Prof. Eilon Eisenberg
Characteristics of Pain Modulation, Personality Traits and Brain Resting-State Functional Connectivity in Healthy Subjects with Low Versus High Sensitivity to Pain.
Supervisor: Prof. Cheryl Zlotnick
Behind Closed Doors: Sexual Knowledge and Behaviors of Palestinian Israeli High School Students as a Community Based Participatory Research.
Supervisors: Prof. Efrat Shadmi, Prof. Maayan Agmon
Use of an Electronic Health Record in the care of patients with multiple chronic conditions.
Supervisor: Prof. Anat Drach Zahavy
Accountability in nursing: a blessing or a curse? The level of fit between personal and ward accountability and its links with health and functional outcomes among registered nurses.
Supervisors: Prof. Anna Zisberg, Dr. Maayan Agmon, Dr. Nurit Gur-Yaish
Modified theory of planned behavior applicability to the mobility of hospitalized older adults.
Supervisors: Prof. Anat Drach Zahavy, Prof. Efrat Shadmi
Nurse champions of innovation: Who are they? What kind of innovation do they lead? And what promotes their success?
Supervisor: Prof. Tamar Shochat
Identifying risk and preventive factors associated with insomnia, and assessing the efficacy of group cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (GCBTI) among nursing and behavioral sciences college students.
Supervisors: Prof. Daphna Carmeli, Prof. Dan Nemet, Prof. Alon Eliakim
The effect of placebo on fitness measurements in normal weight and overweight children.
Supervisor: Prof. Efrat Shadmi
Care transition from hospital to home: a multi-dimensional approach to the study of cultural factors, care processes and outcomes.
Supervisors: Prof. Anna Zisberg, Prof. Leehu Zysberg
Development and testing of a multi-dimensional model based on the resource approach, of well-being in adults with mild cognitive impairment.
Supervisors: Prof. Efrat Dagan, Prof. Anat Drach Zahavy
The relationship between mindfulness and quality of care in the emergency department.
Supervisors: Prof. Anat Drach-Zahavy, Prof. Ronit Endevelt
The role of interdisciplinary teams in implementing a new nutrition-focused physical examination program.
ma_haddad@rambam.health.gov.il
Supervisors: Prof. Dorit Pud, Prof. Elon Eisenberg
Associations between experimental evoked pain, dopamine-related gene polymorphism and analgesia: a double blind randomized controlled study comparing the analgesic effects of apomorphine and placebo in patients with chronic radicular pain.
Supervisors: Prof. Efrat Shadmi, Prof. Anna Zisberg
The ‘Right Mix’ for hospitalized older adults: the association between nursing skill-mix, patients’ case-mix, hospitalization care processes and functional outcomes.
Supervisor: Prof. Michal Granot
Characterizing Community, Religious and Social Processes as Shapers of Health in Ultra-Orthodox Society
Supervisor: Prof. Tamar Shochat
The contribution of biopsychosocial factors to prediction of nurses’ performance during the night shift with or without a nap.
אנחנו כאן
מינהלנית החוג ומרכזת לימודי דוקטורט בחוג לסיעוד
טל’: 04-828-8004 (58004)
מרכזת תכניות תואר ראשון בחוג לסיעוד
טל’: 04-8249136 (00000)
מרכזת תכניות המוסמך בחוג לסיעוד
טל’: 04-8288004 (0000)
מרכזת לימודים קליניים בחוג לסיעוד
טל’: 04-8288021 (00000)
הפקולטה למדעי הרווחה והבריאות | מגדל אשכול, קומה 7, חדר 702 | אוניברסיטת חיפה, שדרות אבא חושי 199, הר הכרמל, חיפה, ת”ד 3338, מיקוד 3103301
טלפון: 04-824-0798, פקס: 04-824-9946
