Portrait of Sima Reicher

Dr. Sima Reicher

Senior Lecturer, Director of Master' Degree in Nursing and Academic Retraining Program for Registered Nurses Programs

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Dr. Sima Reicher is an Expert in Health Policy and Management in Nursing with 46 years of experience in various management and regulation roles. She has held leading positions in the field, including Director of the Department for Professional Guidelines, and Professional Development, Nursing Division at the Israeli Ministry of Health, Chief Nurse of the Medical Corps in the Israeli Defense Force (Lieutenant Colonel), and several clinical and managing roles at Sheba Medical Center. Currently, she is a senior lecturer at Ono Academic College in Israel, where she is also Head of the master’s degree and Head of the Academic Retraining Program for Registered Nurses. Among her courses are Health Economy and Health System, Cultural Competence in Nursing, Law and Nursing Ethics, Nursing Theory and Research

Education

R.N.
Ph.D.

Teaching Areas

Nursing Research and Theories, Health System and Health Economy, Low and Ethics in Nursing, Cultural Competence , Profesionalization in Nursing

Research interests

Nursing and Health Policies, Decsion Making, Digital Health Services, Self Epistemic Authority, Nursing Behavior, Patient Centered Care

Selected Publications

"Livshiz-Riven, I., Hurvitz, N., Grinberg, K., Halperin, O., Spitz, A., Itzhaki, M., Grinshtin- Cohen, O., Blau, A., Ziv-Baran., Westbrook, J., Urwin, R., Li. L., Barnoy, S., & Reicher, S.(2023). Nursing students' experience of unprofessional behaviors and associations with guideline compliance: A multicenter survey. Nursing Education in Practice, 71: 1-6. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nepr.2023.10373971"
"Reicher, S., Sela, T. & Toren, O., (2021). Using telemedicine during the Covid-19 pandemic: Attitudes of elderly adults in Israel. Frontiers In Public Health- Public Health. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2021.653553"
Green G, Reicher, S., & Blau, A. (2021). Student experiences and stigmas during clinical nursing experience in Mental health and professional choice for the future: Phenomenological research. Body of Knowledge (Gouf Yeda) 19:9-18. (Hebrew).
Green, G., Blau, A., & Reicher, S. (2022). Nursing students' beliefs about mental health, interest in work, and job tendencies. Perspectives in Psychiatric Care, 58(4), 1476-1483. DOI: 10.1111/ppc.12952
Green, G., Reicher, S., Hermana, M., Raspaoloa, A, Speroa, T., & Blau, A. (2020). Attitudes toward euthanasia - dual view: Nursing students and nurses. Death studies, https://doi.org/10.1080/07481187.2020.1716887