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Differences in levels of psychological distress, perceived safety, trust, and efficacy amongst hospital personnel during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Daniel Nissan, Gali Weiss, Maya Siman-Tov, Ahuva Spitz, Moran Bodas

Res Nurs Health· October 2021

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Internal medicine patients admitted without COVID-19 during the outbreak.
Joseph Mendlovic, Gali Weiss, Nael Da'as, Amos Yinnon, David E Katz

Int J Clin Pract· December 2020

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[LESSONS FROM PREPAREDNESS OF HOSPITALS TO SNOWSTORMS].
Ofer Merin, Sara Goldberg, Amos Peyser, Moshe Gros, Gali Weiss

Harefuah· November 2015

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Sustained virological response with intravenous silibinin: individualized IFN-free therapy via real-time modelling of HCV kinetics.
Harel Dahari, Shimon Shteingart, Inna Gafanovich, Scott J Cotler, Massimo D'Amato, Gali Weiss

Liver Int· February 2015

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The effectiveness of an educational intervention on clinicians' knowledge of pandemic influenza.
Adi Leiba, Nir Dreiman, Gali Weiss, Bruria Adini, Yaron Bar-Dayan

Isr Med Assoc J· August 2010

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DISAST-CIR: Disastrous incidents systematic analysis through components, interactions and results: application to a large-scale train accident.
Adi Leiba, Dagan Schwartz, Talor Eran, Amir Blumenfeld, Daniel Laor, Gali Weiss

J Emerg Med· July 2009

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Lessons learned from chlorine intoxications in swimming pools: the challenge of pediatric mass toxicological events.
Ofer Lehavi, Adi Leiba, Yehudit Dahan, Dagan Schwartz, Odeda Benin-Goren, Gali Weiss

Prehosp Disaster Med· July 2008

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Managing mild casualties in mass-casualty incidents: lessons learned from an aborted terrorist attack.
Yuval H Bloch, Adi Leiba, Nurit Veaacnin, Yohanan Paizer, Dagan Schwartz, Gali Weiss

Prehosp Disaster Med· November 2007

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Establishing a high level of knowledge regarding bioterrorist threats in emergency department physicians: methodology and the results of a national bio-preparedness project.
Adi Leiba, Nir Drayman, Yoram Amsalem, Adi Aran, Gali Weiss

Prehosp Disaster Med· November 2007

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Emergency department staff preparedness for mass casualty events involving children.
Michal Rassin, Miri Avraham, Anat Nasi-Bashari, Sigalit Idelman, Yaniv Peretz, Gali Weiss

Disaster Manag Response· August 2007

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A four-step approach for establishment of a national medical response to mega-terrorism.
Adi Leiba, Amir Blumenfeld, Ariel Hourvitz, Gali Weiss, Michal Peres

Prehosp Disaster Med· March 2007

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Who should worry for the "worried well"? Analysis of mild casualties center drills in non-conventional scenarios.
Adi Leiba, Avi Goldberg, Ariel Hourvitz, Gali Weiss, Michal Peres

Prehosp Disaster Med· March 2007

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Lessons learned from clinical anthrax drills: evaluation of knowledge and preparedness for a bioterrorist threat in Israeli emergency departments.
Adi Leiba, Avi Goldberg, Ariel Hourvitz, Yoram Amsalem, Adi Aran, Gali Weiss

Ann Emerg Med· August 2006

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The characteristics of self-referrals to ER for non-urgent conditions and comparison of urgency evaluation between patients and nurses.
Michal Rassin, Anat Nasie, Yair Bechor, Gali Weiss, Dina Silner

Accid Emerg Nurs· January 2006

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