Mohammad Mostafizur Rahman Khan
Senior Research Officer
Senior research officer Mohammad Mostafizur Rahman Khan joined the Population Council in 2007. Khan currently is affiliated with the Council’s HIV and AIDS program. As a senior research officer, Khan is responsible for developing research instruments, coordinating data collection and analysis, supervising project activities, assisting in organizing and disseminating activities, conducting training, maintaining liaisons with partners and stakeholders, and preparing reports.
Khan received his bachelor's (honours) and master's degrees from the Institute of Social Welfare and Research, University of Dhaka. To fulfill his academic requirements at the University of Dhaka, Khan worked as an apprentice social worker on medical social work and juvenile delinquency at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University and National Juvenile Development Centre, respectively.
Khan’s areas of interest are social and public health research.
Mohammad Mostafizur Rahman Khan
Senior Research Officer
Identifying Mechanisms to Strengthen Facilities Providing Delivery and Newborn Care Services (more)
Although rates of maternal mortality have decreased in Bangladesh, utilization of facility-based delivery care has remained low because of facility shortcomings and service non-availability; the Council conducted this study to determine the sources of these shortcomings and to identify mechanisms to strengthen facilities, thereby increasing facility-based delivery and further reducing maternal and infant mortality in rural Bangladesh.
(2/2011 - 8/2011)
Topics: Maternal and newborn health; Newborn/infant health; Postpartum maternal care; Safe pregnancy, antenatal, and delivery care; Strengthening health systems
Countries: Bangladesh
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E-mail: mrkhan@popcouncil.org
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Mohammad Mostafizur Rahman Khan
Population Council
House CES (B) 21, Road 118
Gulshan, Dhaka, Bangladesh
+880 2 882 1227
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