Aisha Hussein
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Also affiliated: Lincoln Memorial University (2026); University of Lynchburg (2026); Menoufia University Hospitals (2026); Menoufia University (2026); University of Tampa (2026)
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Biography and Research Information
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Aisha Hussein's research and publications span several distinct areas, including advancements in health sciences education and workforce development, as evidenced by her work on PA educator advancement. She has also investigated representations of specific religious and cultural themes in literature, as seen in her analysis of William Percy's work. Hussein has contributed to medical research through a multinational study on predicting opioid consumption post-surgery, focusing on validation using foundation models. Additionally, her work includes a literature review examining patient experiences of trust in nursing care within somatic settings. Her scholarship metric indicates a total of four publications, with recent activity noted in 2026.
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- Publications: 4
Selected Publications
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PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings (2026)
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- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
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