Research
Here, we proudly share key studies, evaluations, and impact reports that highlight how Rozana’s innovative health diplomacy work is improving lives, strengthening systems, and building cross-border trust. Explore these reports to see how research guides our mission and helps us scale meaningful change.
Impact Report 2025
Rozana’s 2022–2024 Impact Evaluation captures how our programs have advanced health access, clinical training, and cross-border collaboration even amid intense regional conflict. With outcomes like a 97% improvement in patient care and growing networks of “Health Diplomats,” this report showcases resilience, innovation, and hope. Explore the findings that validate Rozana’s scalable model for health and peace.
ATLS Report
This report documents the successful launch of fully certified ATLS training for Palestinian physicians — a program once inaccessible within Palestine. Through Rozana’s partnerships, participants gained life-saving trauma care skills, boosting emergency capacity and fostering professional exchange. Learn how this program is reshaping frontline care and strengthening local health systems.
Wheels of Hope Report
The Wheels of Hope Evaluation Report assesses how Rozana’s patient transport program connects Palestinian children with life-saving healthcare in Israeli hospitals. The report offers a detailed look at logistical, emotional, and diplomatic dimensions that make this cross-border effort a model of health cooperation. Read more to discover the real-world impacts of turning wheels into bridges.
Folic Acid Research
This study explores the awareness, barriers, and facilitators of antenatal folic acid intake among women in rural Hebron, Palestine. The findings reveal widespread knowledge but highlight gaps in pre-conception use, underscoring the urgent need for targeted education and interventions. Dive into this report to understand how community-based insights can inform better maternal and child health outcomes.
Women4Women Report
Focused on improving healthcare for women in rural Palestine, the W4W evaluation showcases the power of community-based care and cross-border medical collaboration. Learn how the project delivered essential services, boosted healthcare knowledge, and strengthened ties between Palestinian and Israeli practitioners. Read the report to see how women’s health can serve as a pathway for change.
Binational School of Psychotherapy Report
This report highlights the remarkable outcomes of the BNSP project, which brought together Palestinian and Israeli mental health professionals to strengthen care for conflict-affected children. Discover how shared training, clinical supervision, and peacebuilding workshops built bridges of trust and enhanced therapeutic skills across borders. Dive in to see how cooperation leads to lasting impact.
Palliative Care Report
This evaluation delves into the Joint Palliative Care Initiative, which provided critical end-of-life care and fostered professional cooperation between Palestinian and Israeli providers. Find out how the program transformed attitudes, built synergies, and advanced compassionate care even in a challenging political landscape. Explore the report to witness how shared commitment can reshape healthcare delivery.
A Healthcare Bridge over Troubled Conflicts
Rozana is honoured to have our work featured in the Harvard Kennedy School’s Middle East Initiative report, A Healthcare Bridge over Troubled Conflicts. This landmark study explores how joint healthcare programs can foster trust between Israelis and Palestinians, even amid deep-rooted conflict. Rozana’s initiatives, including Women4Women and cross-border clinical training, are showcased as impactful models of collaboration. Each time our research is cited or featured, Rozana is credited as a key contributor to this vital movement toward peace through health.
Health Diplomacy at a Time of War
Despite an active war, Palestinian and Israeli doctors continued to train side-by-side in joint trauma courses through the Operating Together program - demonstrating how medicine can bridge divides even during crisis. This groundbreaking study shows that trust, cooperation, and high satisfaction among participants persisted during the conflict. Read the full article to explore how health diplomacy can foster medical peacebuilding and strengthen trauma care systems in regions of conflict.