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M. Khazen, L. Shalev, A. Golan-Cohen, AJ Rose, Responsibility of follow-up regarding medical recommendations in primary care and challenging patients: The perspective of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and administrative staff, Patient Education and Counseling, Volume 130, 2025, 108456

M Khazen, G Y Yakov, Barriers and facilitators to remote healthcare services use: perspectives of women and providers, European Journal of Public Health, Volume 34, Issue Supplement_3, November 2024, ckae144.1738,

Khazen M and Kamin-Friedman S (2024) Overlooking the obvious: the importance of communicating safety and risks of opioids-the Israeli context. Front. Pharmacol. 15:1356968

Joseph Dov Bruch, Maram Khazen, Mersiha Mahmic-Kaknjo, France Légaré, Moriah E. Ellen, The effects of shared decision making on health outcomes, health care quality, cost, and consultation time: An umbrella review,
Patient Education and Counseling, Volume 129, 2024, 108408

Mirica, M, Khazen, M, Hussain, S, Ramos, J, Eguale, T, Linzer, M & Schiff, GS. (2023). Assessing the assessment – Developing and deploying a novel tool for evaluating clinical notes’ diagnostic assessment quality. Journal of General Internal Medicine. p.1-10

Sullivan, E., Khazen, M., Ramos, J., Mirica, M, Olson, A, Linzer, M, Schiff, G. (2023). Understanding relationships between physicians’ burnout and diagnostic reasoning. Diagnosis. P.1-4.

Sullivan, E., Khazen, M., Arabadjis, S., Mirica, M., Ramos, J., Olson, A., Linzer, M. & Schiff, G. (2023). Exploring relationships between physician stress, burnout, and diagnostic elements in clinician notes. Diagnosis, 10(3), 309-312.

Salazar, A, Amato, MG, Shah, S, Khazen, M, Aminmozaffari, S, Klinger, E, Volk, A, Mirica, M, Wright A, Schiff, G. (2023). Pharmacists’ Role in Detection of Adverse Drug Reactions: Developing Proactive systems for Pharmaco-surveillance. American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy. 1-8

Rose AJ, Abu Ahmad W, Spolter F, Khazen M, Golan-Cohen A, Vinker S, Green I, Israel A, Merzon E. (2023). Patient-level predictors of temporal regularity of primary care visits. BMC Health Services Research. 2023;23:456. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-023-09486-5

Pikkel Geva HZ, Gershgoren H, Nir D, Khazen M, Rose AJ. (2023). Vaccine Hesitancy Among Health Care Workers in the era of COVID-19. Health Education Research.

Linzer, M., Sullivan, E.E., Olson, A.P., Khazen, M., Mirica, M., & Schiff, G. D. (2023). Improving diagnosis: adding context to cognition. Diagnosis. 10(1) 1-5

Khazen, M., Sullivan, E., Ramos, J., Mirica, M, Olson, A, Linzer, M, Schiff, G. (2023). How does work environment relate to diagnostic quality? A prospective, mixed methods study in primary care. British Medical Journal Open. 13(5). P.1-11.

Khazen, M., Sullivan, E., Mirica, M, Olson, A, Linzer, M, Schiff, G. (2022). Anatomy of Diagnosis in a Clinical Encounter: How Clinicians Discuss Uncertainty with Patients. Journal of BMC Family Practice. 23(1), 1-9

Khazen, M., Mirica, M., Groissier, A., Carlile, N., & Schiff, G. (2023). Managing Diagnostic Uncertainty in Primary Care: Development of Patient Guidelines and After Visit Summary. JAMA Network Open. 6(3), e232218-e232218

Khazen, M., Abu Ahmad, W., Spolter, F. et al. Greater temporal regularity of primary care visits was associated with reduced hospitalizations and mortality, even after controlling for continuity of care. BMC Health Serv Res 23, 777 (2023).

Khazen, M, Abu-Ahmad, W, Spolter, F, Golan-Cohen, A, Merzon, E, Israel, A, Vinker, Sh, Rose, A. (2023). More Temporally Regular Primary Care Visits Is Associated with Reduced Hospitalizations and Mortality, Even After Controlling for Continuity of Care. Journal of BMC Health Service Research. (second round review, minor revisions) p. 1-20.

Khazen, M & Guttman, N. (2023). Pharmacists under pressure to concede: Why pharmacists provide non-prescribed antibiotics in a collectivist society. Social Science & Medicine Qualitative Research in Health. 1-8

Khazen M, Mirica M, Carlile N, Groisser A, Schiff GD. Developing a Framework and Electronic Tool for Communicating Diagnostic Uncertainty in Primary Care: A Qualitative Study. JAMA Netw Open. 2023;6(3):e232218

Khazen, M. (2022). Power dynamics in doctor-patient relationships: A qualitative study examining how cultural and personal relationships facilitate medication requests in a minority with collectivist attributes. Patient Education & Counseling. 105(7), 2038-2044.

Guttman, N, Lev, E, & Khazen, M. Ethical issues in health communication in clinical and digital settings and in health communication campaigns. In Thompson & N. G. Harrington. (Eds.) (2021). Routledge Handbook of Health Communication (3rd ed.). London, UK: Routledge. (p.507-521).

Khazen, M., & Guttman, N. (2021). ""Nesef Doctora"- when mothers are considered to be 'half-doctors': self-medication with antibiotics and gender roles in Arab society in Israel. Sociology of Health & Illness. 43(2), 408-423.

Khazen, M & Schiff, G. (2020). Feedback on Missed and Delayed Diagnosis: Differential Diagnosis of Communication Dilemmas. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety. 47(2),71-73.