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Hani Mowafi

Associate Professor

Yale University

United States

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Hani Mowafi is an Associate Professor at Yale University, USA. His research areas include healthcare worker safety, epidemiology of burns in humanitarian contexts, and trauma-related quality of life, with a focus on refugee populations and emergency care systems. Recent articles reflect his commitment to improving health services access and addressing the impacts of trauma in war and low-income settings.

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Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing

Yale University

UNITED STATES

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Barriers and Facilitators for the Use of Patient Lifts by Healthcare Workers: A Scoping Review

Epidemiology of burns in a humanitarian setting: A national study among refugees in Lebanon

Health services access, utilization, and barriers for Arabic-speaking refugees resettled in Connecticut, USA

Factors impacting trauma-specific quality of life following injury: A multi-center assessment in Lebanon.

The Beirut ammonium nitrate blast: A multicenter study to assess injury characteristics and outcomes.

Neurotrauma in the Syrian War: analysis of 41,143 cases from July 2013-July 2015.

Household economic impact of road traffic injury versus routine emergencies in a low-income country

Leveraging the COVID-19 response to improve emergency care systems in the Eastern Mediterranean Region.

Loss of nucleus accumbens low-frequency fluctuations is a signature of chronic pain

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