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Georgia J. Michlig · SciRah

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Georgia J. Michlig

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h-index: 7
Works: 15
Citations: 186

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Prioritizing rehabilitation in low- and middle-income country national health systems: a qualitative thematic synthesis and development of a policy framework
Rachel Neill, Y. Shawar, Lamisa Ashraf, Priyanka Das +5 more
2023International Journal for Equity in Health62 citations Open access
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Providing healthcare under ISIS: A qualitative analysis of healthcare worker experiences in Mosul, Iraq between June 2014 and June 2017
Georgia J. Michlig, R. Lafta, Maha A. Al-Nuaimi, G. Burnham
2019Global Public Health25 citations
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"Whatever you hide, also hides you": A discourse analysis on mental health and service use in an American community of Somalis.
Georgia J. Michlig, C. Johnson-Agbakwu, P. Surkan
2021Social Science & Medicine (1967)24 citations
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Influence of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting on Health Morbidity, Health Service Utilization and Satisfaction with Care among Somali Women and Teenage Girls in the United States
C. Johnson-Agbakwu, K. Fox, A. Banke-Thomas, Georgia J. Michlig
2022Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities16 citations Open access
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Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting among Somali Women in the U.S. State of Arizona: Evidence of Treatment Access, Health Service Use and Care Experiences
Georgia J. Michlig, N. Warren, Merry Berhe, C. Johnson-Agbakwu
2021International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health16 citations Open access
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Health outcomes and female genital mutilation/cutting: how much is due to the cutting itself?
C. Johnson-Agbakwu, Georgia J. Michlig, Sophia Koukoui, A. Akinsulure-Smith +1 more
2023International journal of impotence research12 citations Open access
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Avoidance, Meaning and Grief: Psychosocial Factors Influencing Engagement in HIV Care
Georgia J. Michlig, Ryan P. Westergaard, Yuk-Yan Lam, Azal Ahmadi +5 more
2018AIDS Care10 citations Open access
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“I Knew I Could Make a Difference”: Motivations and Barriers to Engagement in Fighting the West African Ebola Outbreak Among U.S.-Based Health Professionals
A. Greenberg, Georgia J. Michlig, E. Larson, Ilona Varallyay +7 more
2019Qualitative Health Research7 citations
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Assessing Predictors of Emotional Distress by Immigrant Type: An Exploration of Adult Refugees, Asylees, and SIV Holders in Maryland
Aafreen Mahmood, Dipti D. Shah, Georgia J. Michlig, M. E. Hughes +1 more
2020Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health5 citations
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Mental health during wildfires in Southcentral Alaska: An assessment of community-derived mental health categories, interventions, and implementation considerations
Micah B. Hahn, Georgia J. Michlig, Amanda Hansen, Liam Manning +1 more
2023PLOS Climate4 citations Open access
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Response to Comment on “Health outcomes and female genital mutilation/cutting: how much is due to the cutting itself?”
Sophia Koukoui, Georgia J. Michlig, C. Johnson-Agbakwu
2023International journal of impotence research2 citations Open access
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Female genital mutilation/cutting and psychological distress among Somali women in the United States
Georgia J. Michlig, C. Johnson-Agbakwu, J. Bass, K. Wachter +1 more
2022Current Psychology2 citations
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“We were on our own”: Animal slaughtering and processing industry workers’ perspectives on workplace health and safety during the COVID-19 pandemic in North Carolina
Carolyn Gigot, Zachary R Smith, K. Koehler, Georgia J. Michlig +2 more
2025New solutions : a journal of environmental and occupational health policy : NS1 citations
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Rapid Ethnographic Assessment for Public Health Research in Post-ISIS-Occupation Mosul, Iraq
Georgia J. Michlig, R. Lafta, Maha A. Al-Nuaimi, G. Burnham
20201 citations
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“We don’t treat feet, we treat children” analyzing the integration of rehabilitation services into the health system through a qualitative case study of the National Clubfoot Program Uganda
Rachel Neill, Yuan Shang, A. Mugeere, P. Okello +10 more
2025Disability and Rehabilitation0 citations Open access
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