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Research Topic: Maternal and Newborn Health

Countries: Uganda

Projects: All

Journals: None

Resources: All

Key Staff: All

Years: 1978 - Present

Projects (2)

Frontline Health: Harmonizing Metrics, Advancing Evidence | Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Haiti, Kenya, Liberia, Mali, Uganda
Fistula Care Plus | Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Niger, Nigeria, Uganda

Key Staff (7)

Benjamin Bellows Associate II, Zambia
Salisu Mohammed Ishaku Senior Program Manager, Reproductive Health, Nigeria
Pooja Sripad Associate I, Washington, DC
Charlotte E. Warren Senior Associate, Washington, DC
Laura Reichenbach Senior Associate & Project Director, Breakthrough-Research, Washington, DC
Sharif M.I. Hossain Associate, Bangladesh
Smisha Agarwal Associate I, Washington, DC

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Resources (5)

Research Publication Barriers to fistula repair in Uganda: A formative study
Publication Date: August 2016
Research Publication Increased coverage of maternal health services among the poor in western Uganda in an output-based aid voucher scheme
Authors: Francis Obare, Peter Okwero, Leslie Villegas, Samuel Mills, Benjamin Bellows. Publication Date: June 2016
Research Publication Formative research on factors influencing access to fistula care and treatment in Uganda
Authors: Pooja Sripad, Charlotte E. Warren. Publication Date: January 2016
Journal Article Safe motherhood voucher programme coverage of health facility deliveries among poor women in South-western Uganda
Authors: Lucy Kanya, Francis Obare, Charlotte E. Warren, Timothy Abuya, Ian Askew, Benjamin Bellows. Health Policy and Planning Publication Date: 2014
Journal Article An assessment of opportunities and challenges for public sector involvement in the maternal health voucher program in Uganda
Authors: Jerry Okal, Lucy Kanya, Francis Obare, Rebecca Njuki, Timothy Abuya, Teresah Bange, Charlotte E. Warren, Ian Askew, Benjamin Bellows. Health Research Policy and Systems Publication Date: 2013

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All topics Adolescent Girls' Empowerment Basic Science of Reproductive Health Biology of HIV Child Marriage Prevention and Supporting Married Girls Contraceptive Development Family Planning Girls' Education HIV Prevention Strategies HIV Treatment, Care, and Support Integration of HIV and Sexual/Reproductive Health Services Key Populations at Risk for HIV Maternal and Newborn Health Microbicides and Multipurpose Prevention Technologies Population Policy and Demographic Analysis Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV Safe Abortion and Postabortion Care Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Urbanization, Migration, and Climate Change Youth and HIV

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All countries Bangladesh Burkina Faso Egypt Ethiopia Ghana Guatemala India Kenya Malawi Mexico Myanmar Nigeria Pakistan Senegal South Africa Swaziland Tanzania Uganda United States Vietnam Zambia Global Research

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