Panel Descriptions
|
Auxiliary Events
Book Chat
Career Connections
Co-Chairs
Featured Speakers
Film Series
New Investigators
Panel Descriptions
Plenary Sessions
Policy Track
Presenter Materials
Research Track
Schedule
Sessions by Interest
Sessions by MDG
Special Featured Events
Theme
|
|
|
| Panel Descriptions |
|
Moderated sessions in which three to four presenters have approximately 15 minutes each to present, followed by a question-and-answer period. There are multiple sessions taking place concurrently in each session period.
Sessions took place on: June 15, 16, 17 and 18. Available presentations are linked from abstract title.
Sessions by Day:
Tuesday am / pm | Wednesday am / pm | Thursday am / pm | Friday am
Sessions by Series:
A | B | C | D | E | F | G
|
Tuesday, June 15, 2010: 10:45 am-12:30 pm
|
| A1: | Improving Community Based Programs in Maternal Health
Moderator: Rehana Ahmed, Population Services International, Kenya
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Mengistu Asnake, Pathfinder International, Ethiopia
Increasing Community Level Access to Contraceptive Implants | presentation
Crystal Dreisbach, FHI, United States
Beyond the Pilot: Scaling Up Community Based Access to Injectable | presentation
Medha Gandhi, Consultant CEDPA India and Member, White Ribbon Alliance of India
Increasing Access to Skilled Attendance at Birth | presentation
Laura Ralston, Haitian Health Foundation, Haiti
Communities in Haiti Identify and Evacuate Obstetrical Emergencies | presentation
|
| A2: | Helping Babies Get to One
Moderator: David Oot, Save the Children, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Micol Fascendini, East Meets West Foundation, Italy
LED Phototherapy for Neonatal Jaundice Treatment in Vietnam | presentation
George Little, Dartmouth Medical School, United States
Helping Babies Breathe: A Global Curriculum for Neonatal Resuscitation in Resource Limited Environments | presentation
Steven Ringer, Brigham and Women's Hospital, United States
Neonatal Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) in Vietnam | presentation
Jaganath Sharma, Nepal Family Health Program II, Nepal
Community Based Management of Sick Newborns Using Gentamicin Uniject® | presentation
|
| A3: | Using Effective Health Policy Tools for Greater Impact
Moderator: Barbara O'Hanlon, Sustaining Health Outcomes through the Private Sector (SHOPS) Project, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Anne Jorgensen, CEDPA, United States
Reaching Goals through Improved Policy Implementation: Practical Approach | presentation
Le Ngoc Bao, Pathfinder International, Viet Nam
Improving Health Care: Lessons Learned from Policy Experience | presentation
Kayode Ogungbemi, National Agency for the Control of AIDS, Nigeria
Synthesizing Strategic Information to Inform HIV/AIDS Policymaking Process | presentation
|
| A4: | What's Standing in the Way? Barriers to Voluntary Counseling and Testing
Moderator: Krishna Jafa, Population Services International, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Ibrahim Hassan Abdi, Pathfiner International, Kenya
Demand for HIV Testing in Conservative Islamic Setting | presentation
Kathleen Poer, Abt Associates Inc., Ethiopia
Mobile HIV Testing Partnerships to Reach At Risk Populations | presentation
Vandana Tripathi, Healthright International, United States
HIV Seroprevalence among Street Youth in Ukraine | presentation
| | A5: | The Metrics of Impact Investing in Health
Moderator: Lucille Pilling, New York University Master's Program in Global Public Health, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Margot Brandenburg, The Rockefeller Foundation, United States
Measuring Social Returns on Health: A Foundation's Perspective
John Sargent, BroadReach Healthcare, United States
Measuring Social Returns on Health: An Implementer's Perspective
Anne Stetson, Lighthouse Consulting, United States
Measuring Social Returns on Health: A Commercial Perspective
Brian Trelstad, Acumen Fund, United States
Measuring Social Returns on Health: Social Investment Perspective
| | A6: | Integration: Getting Results and Reaching Goals
Moderator: Nalini Saligram, AROGYA, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Pasiens Mapunda, Pathfinder International, Tanzania
Sustaining Community Responses to HIV/AIDS through VICOBA | presentation
Marcia Metcalfe, Freedom from Hunger, United States
Adding Health to Microfinance for Broader Health Impact | presentation
Jana Smith, Pro Mujer, United States
Integrating Health with Microfinance in a Business Model | presentation
Francesca Stuer, FHI, Ethiopia
Achieving MDGs: Transformational Capacity Development and Integrated Programming:
presentation
|
|
Tuesday, June 15, 2010: 2:30-4:15 pm
|
| B1: | Modeling the Potential Impact of an AIDS Vaccine
entire panel presentation
Moderator: Kammerle Schneider, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Omu Anzala, Kenya AIDS Vaccine Initiative, Kenya
Modeling an AIDS Vaccine on the Kenyan Epidemic
Danstan Bagenda, Makerere University, Uganda
Modeling an AIDS Vaccine on the Ugandan Epidemic
Goretti Fonseca, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Brazil
Modeling an AIDS Vaccine on the Brazilian Epidemic
John Stover, Futures Institute, United States
Spectrum Projection Package and Modeling an AIDS Vaccine
|
| B2: | Models for Improving Metrics in Global Health
Moderator: Theo Lippeveld, John Snow, Inc., United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Dana Aronovich, John Snow, Inc., United States
CS Index 2003–2009: Monitoring Progress toward Contraceptive Security | presentation
Jacqueline Darroch, Guttmacher Institute, United States
Saving Lives and Money: A Cost Benefit Analysis | presentation
Cecilia Peterson, University of Denver, United States
Patterns of Potential Human Progress: Improving Global Health | presentation
Amanda Pomeroy, AIM/USAID, United States
Towards International Consensus: Measuring Health Systems Strengthening | presentation
|
| B3: | Community Approaches to Meeting Health Goals: Lessons from South Asia
Moderator: Henry Perry, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Connie Gates, Jamkhed International - North America, United States
Reaching MDGs Sustainable Comprehensive CBPHC: Jamkhed Experience | presentation
Yasmin Karim, PRIDE Project, Pakistan
Institutionalized Community Participation Improves Maternal and Child Health | presentation
Bal Krishna Sedai, Nepal Red Cross Society, Nepal
A Study on Volunteers Involvement in HIV/AIDS Program | presentation
Sheena Patel, United States
Increased Health Service Coverage through Women's Health Groups | presentation
|
| B4: | Health Systems Building Blocks: How to Build Strong Health Systems that Deliver Quality Services
Moderator: Ann Lion, Abt Associates Inc., United States | presentation
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Bruno Bouchet, FHI, United States
Reaching MDGs - Sustainable Comprehensive CBPHC: Jamkhed Experience | presentation
Derick Brinkerhoff, RTI International, United States
The Governance and Leadership Building Block | presentation
Catherine Connor, Abt Associates Inc., United States
The Health Financing Building Block | presentation
Douglas Keene, Management Sciences for Health, United States
Strengthening the Pharmaceutical Sector: Mechanisms to Monitor Performance | presentation
James McCaffery, Training Resources Group, United States
The Health Workforce Building Block | presentation
Michael Rodriguez, John Snow, Inc., United States
The Health Information System Strengthening Building Block | presentation
|
| B5: | Progress in Reproductive Health: Including a Man's Perspective
Moderator: Jeff Spieler, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Doris Bartel, CARE, United States
Strengthening Maternal Health Behavior through Gender Integration | presentation
Sarah Kenagy, CARE, United States
Integrating Gender and Sexuality into Reproductive Health Programs | presentation
Adriana Smith, Women's International Network for Guatemalan Solutions, Guatemala
Guatemalan Male Involvement in Sexual and Reproductive Health | presentation
Geoffrey M'mbaga, Unilever Tea Tanzania, Tanzania
Integrating Male Involvement Approaches into Workplace Health ProgramsGuatemalan Male Involvement in Sexual and Reproductive Health | presentation
|
| B6: | Surgical Metrics: Unmet Surgical Need and Impact on Global Health
Moderator: Kathleen Casey, American College of Surgeons, United States | presentation
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Kathleen Casey, American College of Surgeons, United States
The Impact of Surgical Intervention on Child Health | presentation
Dean Jamison, Institute for Health Metrics, University of Washington, United States
Surgical Intervention: Health Metrics and Evaluation | presentation
Doruk Ozgediz, University of Toronto, Canada
Effectiveness of Basic Prehospital Trauma Care in Uganda | presentation
Thomas Weiser, Brigham and Women's Hospital, United States
Standardized Surgical Metrics for Global Surgical Surveillance | presentation
|
|
Wednesday, June 16, 2010: 10:30 am-12:15 pm
|
| C1: | Beyond Sexual Violence: Next Steps in Helping Victims
Moderator: Susan Purdin, International Rescue Committee, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Arwa Bustami, Abt Associates Inc., Jordan
Preparing Private Hospitals to Manage Gender Based Violence | presentation
Nafissatou Diop, UNFPA, United States
Acceleration of FGM/C Abandonment: What Works? | presentation
Charlotte Warren, Population Council, United States
The Copperbelt Model of Integrated Care | presentation
|
| C2: | Optimizing and Leveraging Private Sector Partnerships
Moderator: Leslie Flinn, Cardno Emerging Markets USA, Ltd., United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Frank Richard Feeley, Boston University School of Public Health, United States
Optimizing Access to Services through the Private Sector | presentation
Themba Moeti, African Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Partnerships (ACHAP), Botswana
Saving Lives: the ACHAP Experience in Botswana | presentation
Anne Reeler, Axios International, France
The Gardasil Access Program - Successful and Dynamic Private-Public Partnerships:
presentation
Camille Saadé, Academy for Educational Development, United States
Leveraging NGO Partnerships to Scale POU Interventions | presentation
|
| C3: | Reaching MDG 6: What Will it Take to Make TB History?
Moderator: Joel Keravec, Management Sciences for Health, Brazil
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Sayera Banu, ICDDR,B, Bangladesh
Prevalence of Tuberculosis in Dhaka Central Jail, Bangladesh | presentation
Muhwa Jeremiah Chakaya, Stop TB Partnership, Kenya
What is the Country Perspective in Achieving Objectives?
Farshid Meidany, Medical Care Development Intl., South Africa
Innovative TB Screening Using Contact Slips | presentation
Virginia Williams, International Council of Nurses (ICN), Switzerland
Why should we care about TB? | presentation
|
| C4: | Improving Existing Data to Sustain Gains in Global Health
Moderator: Brandon Bennett, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
George Bruno Akanlu, National Catholic Health Service, Ghana
Improving Data Quality: Frontline Provider Use and Leadership Attention | presentation
Najma Javed, PRIDE Project, Pakistan
Enhancing Data Quality through Performance Improvement Process | presentation
Neal Lesh, D tree International, United States
Scaling up Phone Based Tools for Community Health Workers | presentation
Mohammed Rashad Massound, University Research Co., LLC, United States
A Framework for Improving Care for Patients on Antiretroviral Therapy
|
|
Wednesday, June 16, 2010: 2-3:45 pm
|
| D1: | Nutritional Supplements and Complementary Feeding Practices
Moderator: Miriam Labbok, University of North Carolina, Institute for Global Health and Infectious Disease, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Rae Galloway, PATH, United States
Ultra Rice Improves Iron Status in Indian Schoolchildren | presentation
Shamim Hayder Talukder, Eminence, Bangladesh
KAP of Anemia and a Community Based Intervention | presentation
|
| D2: | Leveraging Capacity: Making Use of Existing Information Systems
Moderator: Don Detmer, University of Virginia Center for Global Health, United States:
presentation
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Mohamed Jalloh, Ministry of Health and Sanitation, Sierra Leone
Use of Health Information in Sierra Leone Districts | presentation
Robert Mswia, MEASURE Evaluation, United States
Monitoring Vital Events in the Communities in Africa | presentation
Seng Aung Sein Myint, Health Unlimited, Myanmar
Leveraging Health Department Capacity through Health Information Systems | presentation
|
| D3: | From Evidence to Action: Mainstreaming Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancies
Moderator: Maureen Norton, USAID Washington, DC, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Halida Akhter, Management Sciences for Health, Bangladesh
Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancies Save Lives | presentation
Jeannette Cachan, Georgetown University/Institute for Reproductive Health, United States
Promoting HTSP while Expanding Family Planning Options | presentation
Nancy Koskei, Jhpiego, Kenya Care: Kenya
Integrating Family Planning and Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancies into Postnatal:
presentation
May Post, Extending Service Delivery (ESD) Project, United States
Mainstreaming Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancy | presentation
|
| D4: | Policy Initiatives to Break the Cycle of Neglect for Chagas
Moderator: Sheba Meymandi, Olive View UCLA Medical Center, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Jana Armstrong, Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative, United States
Policy Initiatives to Boost Chagas R&D | presentation
James Fitzgerald, PAHO/WHO, United States
Adoption and Policy Implications of PAHO Chagas Resolution | presentation
Gemma Ortiz M Genovese, Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders–Spain, Spain
Policy Initiatives to Scale Up Chagas Treatment | presentation
Isabela Ribeiro, Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi), Brazil | presentation
|
| D5: | Global Leadership: Who is Fighting Drug Resistance and How?
Moderator: Gail Cassell, Eli Lilly and Company, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Anthony Boni, USAID, United States
Donor Role in Combating Drug Resistance | presentation
David Heymann, Health Protection Agency (HPA), United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Government and International Organization Leadership on Drug Resistance | presentation
Ramanan Laxminarayan, Resources for the Future, United States
Antibiotic Resistance in the Developing World: Policy Options/Opportunities | presentation
Walter Straus, Merck & Co., Inc., United States
A Perspective on the Private Sector Role | presentation
|
| D6: | Building Global Health Careers: It's All About People
Moderator: Maurice Middleberg, IntraHealth International, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Taara Chandani, Banyan Global, United States
Supporting Aspiring Health Workers to Access Medical Training | presentation
Chioma Ogbozor, Management Sciences for Health, Nigeria
Improving Nigerian HIV/AIDS Services: Health Professionals’ Fellowship Approach:
presentation
Hedayatullah Saleh, Management Sciences for Health, Afghanistan
Systemic Capacity Building of a Provincial Health Office | presentation
Dykki Settle, IntraHealth International, United States
Measuring and Monitoring the Health Workforce
|
|
Thursday, June 17, 2010: 10:30 am-12:15 pm
|
| E1: | NIGH Panel: Focus on Prevention
Moderator: Haile Debas, University of California, San Francisco, Global Health Sciences, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Magaly Blas, Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, Peru
An Online Video Based Intervention to Increase HIV Testing | presentation
Jonathan Grund, Emory University Rollins School of Public Health, United States
Sexual Behavior Change Following Male Circumcision in Swaziland | presentation
Bryce Haac, UNC School of Medicine, United States
Nutritional Behavior of Rural Mexicans | presentation
Stan Wang, Ghana Health and Education Initiative (GHEI), United States
Childhood Disease Prevention through Hand Washing with Soap in Ghana | presentation
|
| E2: | Removing Roadblocks: Effective Approaches in Improving Pharmaceutical Management
Moderator: Edmund Rutta, Management Sciences for Health, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Mehmood Anwar, PRIDE Project, Pakistan
Evidence Based Approach to Improving Pharmaceutical Management | presentation
Joseph Njau, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, United States
Treating Adverse Drug Reactions Arising from Use of Antimalarials with Sulfonamide and Artemisinin Derivative Compounds | presentation
Angelica Perez, Management Sciences for Health, United States
Developing Supervision Systems for Antimalarial Supply in Latin America | presentation
Dragana Veskov, John Snow, Inc., Nigeria
Long Term Commodity Forecasting: Strategy for Achieving Program Objectives:
presentation
|
| E3: | Expanding Access through Mobile Health Services
Moderator: John Nduba, African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF) Headquarters, Kenya
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Emily Churchman, Support for International Change, Tanzania
Partnering to Improve Treatment Access in Rural Tanzania | presentation
Sam Juana, Marie Stopes International, Sierra Leone
Achieving National Impact through Community Reproductive Health Services | presentation
Melinda Pavin, EngenderHealth, United States
Male Circumcision Service Scale up through Mobile Outreach Teams | presentation
|
| E4: | Health Vouchers: Successes and Obstacles to Effective Utilization
Moderator: Mursaleena Islam, Abt Associates Inc., United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Ben Bellows, Population Council, Kenya
Managing What is Measured: Results Based Reproductive Health Vouchers | presentation
Francis Kundu, National Coordinating Agency on Population and Development, Kenya
Measuring Performance Using Voucher Reimbursement Records | presentation
Nancy Nachbar, Academy for Educational Development, United States
Vouchers for Insecticide Treated Nets: a Public Private Partnership Model | presentation
Moshiur Rahman, Population Council, Bangladesh
Maternal Delivery Vouchers: Transportation as the Missing Link | presentation
Noah Sprafkin, Marie Stopes International, Pakistan
Meeting Unmet Demand Through Vouchers: The Suraj Experience: presentation | tool
|
| E5: | MDG 4 and 5: Reaching Global Impact through Work at the Local Level
Moderator: Koyejo Oyerinde, Columbia University, Mailman School of Public Health, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Lynn Freedman, Averting Maternal Death and Disability, Columbia University, United States
Evaluating Processes and Outcomes in Complex Systems | presentation
Jemima Frimpong, Columbia University, United States
Fueling Implementation Sciences: Measuring Local Processes in Ghana | presentation
Kathleen Hill, University Research Co., LLC, United States
Accelerating Progress for Mothers and Newborns in Niger | presentation
Nana Yeboaa Twum Danso, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Ghana
Using Quality Improvement Methods to Achieve MDG4 in Ghana: presentation | worksheet
|
| E6: | Next Steps in Health Information Systems Applications
Moderator: Dykki Settle, IntraHealth International, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Anwer Aqil, John Snow, Inc., United States
Strengthening Routine Health Information System (RHIS) for Better Health Systems Outputs:
presentation
Johan Saebo, Health Metrics Network, Norway
A Global Analysis of Health Information System Assessments
Gashaw Shiferaw, Supply Chain Management System (SCMS), Ethiopia
Ethiopia’s Innovative Approach for Bigger, Better, Faster Logistics Decisions | presentation
Theo Lippeveld, John Snow, Inc., United States
Case Studies Illustrating Contributions of Health Information Systems
|
|
|
Thursday, June 17, 2010: 3:45-5:30 pm
|
| F1: | Standards, Partnerships and Other Tools for Quality Improvement
Moderator: Pierre Barker, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Nancy Fronczak, Social Sectors Development Strategies, United States
2010: Time for Minimum Standards for Health Facilities | presentation
Mette Karlsen, Save the Children, Guatemala
Improving Family Planning in Guatemala: Community Provider Partnerships
Nicholas Leydon, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, South Africa
Simple Calculator to Measure/Improve HIV Care | presentation
Beth Outterson, Save the Children, United States
Improving Family Planning in Guatemala: Community Provider Partnerships | presentation
Fazila Shakir, University Research Co., LLC, United States
Estimating Quality Gaps in ART Care
|
| F2: | Health Reform Approaches: Using Performance based Financing to Reach Global Health Goals
Moderator: Rena Eichler, Broad Branch Associates, LLC, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Gyorgy Fritsche, World Bank, Netherlands
Scaling up Results Based Financing for Health through Public Systems | presentation
Bruno Meessen, ITG/ITM, Belgium
Performance Based Financing in the Public Sector of Low Income Countries
John Pollock, Management Sciences for Health, United States
Performance Based Financing: Experience in Rwanda | presentation
Piet Vroeg, Cordaid, Netherlands
Performance Based Financing; Principles and Practices | presentation
|
| F3: | Efforts and Achievements in Obstetrical and Postpartum Care in Asia
Moderator: Bridget McHenry, White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Zaib un Nisa Dahar, Jhpiego, Pakistan
Increasing Access to Quality Essential Obstetric Care | presentation
Sharad Iyengar, Action Research & Training for Health, India
Postpartum Home Visits by Nurse Midwives in Rajasthan | presentation
Nowrozy Jahan, EngenderHealth, Bangladesh
Prevention of PPH: Community Level Distribution of Misoprostol in Bangladesh | presentation
Htee Moo, Karen Department of Health and Welfare, Myanmar
Improving Coverage of Maternal Health Interventions in Burma | presentation
|
| F4: | Accountability, Effectiveness and Transparency in Global Health
Moderator: Sally Stansfield, Executive Secretary, Health Metrics Network, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Danila Boneva, United Nations Development Programme, United States
International Aid Transparency Initiative
Stephen Davenport, Development Gateway, United States
Partner Country Perspectives on Aid Transparency
Sven Wilson, Brigham Young University, United States
Infectious Disease and Aid Effectiveness: Recent Trends
|
| F5: | Men, Violence and Gender Inequality: Cases from Brazil, India and South Africa
Moderator: Gary Barker, International Center for Research on Women (ICRW), United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Kristin Dunkle, Emory University Rollins School of Public Health, United States
Men, Rape and Gender Equity in South Africa
Christine Ricardo, Promundo, Brazil
Brazilian Men’s Attitudes Toward and Use of Violence
Ravi Verma, International Center for Research on Women, India
Men, Childhood Violence, and Gender Equality in India
|
| F6: | From Drug Users to Mother Support Groups: What's Working in
HIV/AIDS Prevention
Moderator: Asha Basnyat, FHI, Zambia
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Laura Gibney, IntraHealth International, United States
Preventing Perinatal HIV Infection—Ethiopian Mother Support Groups | presentation
Brittain Nicholson, Gaston County Health Department, United States
HIV Prevention for Women in the Rural South | presentation
Ali Razaque, Punjab AIDS Control Program, Pakistan
Comprehensive HIV Prevention Project for Injecting Drug Users in Pakistan
|
|
Friday, June 18, 2010: 9:00-10:45 am
|
| G1: | Adding Metrics to the Reproductive Health Response in Humanitarian Relief Settings
Moderator: Sara Casey, RAISE Initiative, Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health, Columbia University, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Leah Elliott, American Refugee Committee International, Rwanda
Using Research to Impact Family Planning Programming among Congolese Refugees
Koyejo Oyerinde, Columbia University, United States
EMONC in Post Conflict States: Lessons from Sierra Leone | presentation
Marianne Zotti, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, United States
Assessing Reproductive Health Needs in Humanitarian Emergencies | presentation
|
| G2: | Key Approaches to Address Urgent Health Needs of Adolescent Girls
Moderator: Milka Dinev, Extending Service Delivery (ESD) Project, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Shveta Kalyanwala, Population Council, India
Exploring Pathways to Abortion among Unmarried Adolescents, India | presentation
Brad Kerner, Save the Children, United States
Catalyzing Community Change: Managing Menstruation in Schools | presentation
Ryan Lander, Plan USA, United States
Preventing Student Pregnancy in Guinea's Forest Region | presentation
Emmanuel Mugisha, PATH, Uganda
Strategic Approach to Delivering HPV Vaccines through Schools in Uganda | presentation
|
| G3: | Research Track: NIGH Panel: Improved Methodologies in MCH Research
Moderator: Victoria H. Jennings, Institute for Reproductive Health, Georgetown University
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Joshua Davis, University of North Carolina, Institute for Global Health and Infectious Disease, United States
Cost Effectiveness of Male versus Female Sterilization in Africa
Sarah Messmer, Wuqu' Kawoq, Guatemala; Harvard Medical School, United States
Improving Child Malnutrition Interventions using Ethnography and Anthropometry
Alison Newman, United States
Rural Maternal Healthcare in Kandy, Sri Lanka
Pamela Scorza, Harvard School of Public Health, United States
Development and Reliability of Psychosocial Scales in Rwanda | presentation
Dominika Seidman, Northwestern University, United States
Quality Improvement in a Dominican Obstetrics Ward | presentation
|
| G4: | Better Communication for Better Health
Moderator: Suzanne Rainey, Forum One Communications, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Katherine Williams, Population Council, United States
Integrating HIV/AIDS Messages in Teachings of Ethiopian Church
Albert Pyne, American Refugee Committee, Liberia
Innovations in Community Media to Achieve MDGs
Amira Roess, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, United States
Video Based Intervention Increases Monkeypox Prevention in Congo, 2008 2009
|
| G5: | Measuring the Success of Open Source Health Information Systems
Moderator: Pape Gaye, IntraHealth International, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Paul Biondich, OpenMRS, United States
OpenMRS to Monitor Patient Information in Resource Constrained Environments
Jørn Braa, University of Oslo, Norway
Building Open Source Tools for Country Health Systems | presentation
Neal Lesh, D-tree International, Dimagi Inc, United States
CommCare: Open Source Solutions for Community Health Workers | presentation
Kevin McMullen, Vecna, United States
Feasibility Program: National Health Delivery Infrastructure
|
| G6: | Reaching the Goal of Making Surgery an Integral Part of Primary Health Care
Moderator: Stephen Bickler, University of California, San Diego, United States
Presenters/Abstract Title:
Stephen Bickler, University of California, San Diego, United States
Surgery as a Component of Primary Health Care: Overview
Meena Cherian, World Health Organization, Switzerland
The Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgery
Charles Mock, World Health Organization, Switzerland
Surgical Priorities within Primary Health Care
David Spiegel, University of Pennsylvania, United States
Monitoring the Capacity to Deliver Essential Surgical Care
|
|
|
|
Share