Rana Amiri

Senior Lecturer

University of Sunderland

United Kingdom

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Rana Amiri is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her research areas focus on maternal health, online health behaviors, and cancer screening interventions, particularly in the context of Muslim women. She has contributed to several recent articles that explore reproductive justice, healthcare worker behaviors during COVID-19, and intimate partner violence in the Middle East. Her work emphasizes collaborative approaches and innovative strategies to address health disparities.

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Floor Christie-de Jong

Senior Lecturer in Public Health for Medicine

University of Sunderland

UNITED KINGDOM

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Adapting Participatory Workshops to a Virtual Setting: Co-Design With Muslim Women of a Faith-Based Intervention to Encourage Cancer Screening Uptake

Reading for refusal in UK maternity care: entangling struggles for border and reproductive justice

Predictors of Online Health-Related Behaviors Among Healthcare Workers During COVID-19 Outbreak in Iran

Using Social Media in Response to COVID-19 Crisis in Health-Related Organizations in Iran: Short Communication

Qualitative evaluation of a codesigned faith-based intervention for Muslim women in Scotland to encourage uptake of breast, colorectal and cervical cancer screening

Intimate Partner Violence in the Middle East Region: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

Global collaboration and social practices to mitigate impacts of COVID-19 in the world: a lived experience of infecting.

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Floor Christie-de Jong

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