First author, publication year | First & last (senior) authors’ country of institutional affiliation | Description | Theme (subtheme)a |
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Hallam (2013) [97] | First: UK Last: N/A | Lists some activities undertaken by Syrian expatriate medical associations, including provision of training, telemedicine consultations and establishment of hospitals | Health system (service provision, workforce) |
Harrison (2013) [98] | First: Syria Last: Switzerland | Describes UNHCR’s mental health and psychosocial support program | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Hasanin (2013) [99] | First: Egypt Last: Egypt | Describes experiences establishing a field hospital in a district in Aleppo. | Health system (service provision) |
Sankari (2013) [100] | First: USA Last: USA | Describes establishment and activities of field hospitals in Syria | Health system (service provision) |
Alahdab (2014) [101] | First: Syria Last: USA | Describes the experience of field hospitals in Syria | Health system (service provision) |
Al-Makki (2014) [102] | First: USA Last: USA | Describes experiences of provision of renal services and reports on establishment of the Syrian National Kidney Foundation by two Syrian American nephrologists | Health system (service provision) |
Attar (2014) [103] | First: USA Last: N/A | Reports number and type of presentations to four field hospitals in Aleppo during a two week period in December 2013 | Health system (service provision) |
Dolan (2014) [104] | First: Not mentioned Last: N/A | Describes the cross-border nutrition coordination experience in southern Turkey | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Egendal (2014) [105] | First: Syria Last: Syria | Describes the World Food Programme’s emergency programme in Syria | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Joury (2014) [106] | First: Syria Last: N/A | Describes a Syrian community-based outreach dental education project named “Syrian Smiles” that aimed to provide dental care services and improve knowledge, skills and attitudes of dental students | Health system (workforce, service provision) |
Khudari (2014) [107] | First: Syria Last: Syria | Describes WHO’s nutrition activities in Syria | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Kingori (2014) [108] | First: Jordan Last: Syria | Describes the nutrition crisis response in Syria and UNICEF’s nutrition activities | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Littledike (2014) [109] | First: Syria Last: Not clear | Describes World Vision International’s experiences supporting nutrition and primary healthcare programming to IDPs in Aleppo in 2013–2014 | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Reed (2014) [110] | First: Syria Last: N/A | Describes needs assessment and food and voucher assistance program implemented by GOAL in northern Syria | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Hakeem (2015) [111] | First: Syria Last: Syria | Reviews medical records of 211 pregnant women seen at Al Ghouta hospital in Sept-Nov 2014 (following August 2013 chemical attack) and reports birth outcomes by self-reported chemical exposure status | Health system (service provision); health status; war strategies / alleged IHL violations |
Saeed (2015) [112] | First: Syria Last: N/A | Describes the number of renal transplant centers in Syria, their staffing and activity during the war | Health system (service provision) |
Jefee-Bahloul (2016) [113] | First: USA Last: Turkey | Describes development and application of a tele-mental health system | Health system (service provision) |
Moughrabieh (2016) [114] | First: USA Last: USA | Describes a remote tele-intensive care service and training of supporting staff in Syria | Health system (service provision) |
Abdulahi (2017) [115] | First: Syria Last: N/A | Describes Nutrition Sector co-ordination mechanisms implemented in Syria since 2013 | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Abdullah (2017) [116] | First: Syria Last: Jordan | Describes the Whole of Syria Nutrition Coordination mechanisms implemented in 2015 | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Madanİ (2017) [117] | First: Turkey Last: N/A | Describes the nutrition response in Syria including activities of the Nutrition Cluster | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Mohammad (2017) [118] | First: Saudi Arabia Last: Syria | Descrbes the Teleradiology Relief Group including support provided to a facility in eastern Ghouta | Health system (service provision) |
Aburas (2018) [119] | First: USA Last: USA | Describes a local medical humanitarian initiative (the Brotherhood Medical Centre), established to provide free, accessible maternal and child health services to Syrian IDPs in Atimah, Idlib. | Health system (service provision) |
Alrifai (2018) [120] | First: USA Last: USA | Describes tele-cardiology service provision from the United States to support hospitals in Syria | Health system (service provision) |
Ghbeis (2018) [121] | First: USA Last: USA | Describes implementation of the “Tele-Pediatric Intensive Care” program | Health system (service provision) |
Lester (2018) [122] | First: UK Last: N/A | Describes a training programme for White Helmets members in which the trauma-informed framework was used to design and implement a range of mental health and psychosocial interventions. | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |
Masrani (2018) [123] | First: USA Last: Saudi Arabia | Describes a remote tele-radiology service supporting staff in besieged Ghouta between 2015 and 2018 | Health system (service provision); War strategies / alleged IHL violations |
Mbaeyi (2018) [124] | First: USA Last: Switzerland | Describes the WHO response to the emergence of vaccine-derived polioviruses (VDPVs) in Deir ez-Zor governorate in Syria in 2017 | Health status, Health system (service provision) |
Muhjazi (2018) [125] | First: not stated Last: not stated | Describes the national tuberculosis control program | Health system (service provision) |
Kouba (2019) [126] | First: Syria Last: USA | Describes translation of an online US-based medical education platform from English into Arabic by Syrian medical students, and uptake of the platform by Syrian universities and students | Health system (workforce) |
Quay (2019) [127] | First: Switzerland Last: N/A | Describes development of Rapid Gender Analysis by CARE during its humanitarian response in Syria | Humanitarian assessment, response or needs |