Asmaa Rimawi is a clinical instructor in emergency medicine. She focuses on optimizing health services for all patients with an emphasis on marginalized communities. Her current research is focused on patients with a non-English language preference, the use of AI to improve resource utilization in interpreter services, and discharge communication for patients in the emergency department. She is broadly interested in disparities research within and beyond emergency medicine.
- MD, Harvard Medical School
- MPH, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
- MPhil, University of Cambridge
- BA, Harvard College
Health Services Research and Policy Focus
Condition Focus
Population Focus
U-M Academic Affiliation(s)
Health Sciences (UM-Flint)
Health Sciences (UM-Flint)
Public Health and Health Sciences
IHPI Scholars Program
IHPI Scholars Program
National Clinician Scholars Program
Medical School
Medical School
Emergency Medicine
Public Health
Social Work
IHPI Policy Priority Areas
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