Global Health Newsletter: Presentations and Partnerships
Global Health presentations
During the Fifth Annual Global Health Conference, a number of CHOP Global Health faculty and collaborators presented posters.
- Ben-Davies, Maureen. Maternal age, level of education and marital status are associated with the presence and severity of food insecurity in rural Honduras.
- Campbell, Carla. A shot at life from Philadelphia: vaccinating to save women’s and children’s lives.
- Chen, Ruijia. Migrant children’s nutrition status and school performance in China.
- Dominick, Cheryl. Pediatric nursing education program.
- Fenlason, Lindy. Designing a course for medical trainees to promote compassion in global health.
- Green, Alyssa. Temple University School of Medicine in Accra, Ghana.
- Grewal, Ekjot. Implementation of a homemade ORS initiative in the Dominican batey population.
- Imdad, Aamer. Vitamin A supplementation for preventing morbidity and mortality in children from 6 months to 5 years of age.
- Kamoun, Camilia. Realities and ideals of pregnancy care among women with primary education and high-risk pregnancies at the Centre National de Santé Reproductrice in Rabat, Morocco.
- Loh, Rebecca. Regular breakfast consumption is associated with increased IQ in kindergarten children.
- Lundgrin, Erika. Calcium intake of children and young adults in Peru based on 24-hour dietary recall.
- Mackay, Duncan. Strengthening the extended family network: the effects of a community action program on children orphaned by the AIDS pandemic in South Africa.>
- Madsen, Clark. Peru health outreach: an international medical student-run elective.
- Meyerstein, Shaanan. CCMC pediatric global health outreach program.
- Napolitano, Natalie. Respiratory care training program in northern Haiti.
- Nwankow-Igomo, E.A. Achieving an AIDS-free generation: how family and community support impact pediatric HIV medication adherence in two PEPFAR-supported programs.
- O’Brien, Meghan. Basic needs assessment of Kenyan healthcare providers’ training and confidence in resuscitation techniques at Mbagathi Hospital, Nairobi.
- Phojanakong, Pam. Effects of infectious disease on the growth of Toba infants in northern Argentina.
- Pilling, Lucille. Global health nursing in Botswana: a clinical practicum.
- Ranganathan, Deepa. A humanitarian “non-toxic” approach to global health: a pilot program in rural Honduras.
- Rhee, Alexandra. Effect of clinical screening, treatment, and health education on schistosomiasis prevalence in Tanzania: a longitudinal study.
- Russell, Evan. A participatory focus group discussion of maternal and child health concerns and priorities in two districts of Kabul, Afghanistan.
- Sandesara, Hirsh. Hospital characteristics, not patient demographics, influence length of stay for surgeries covered by Yeshasvini Microinsurance.
- Sclefo, Christina. Assessment of breastfeeding on bateye 16, La Romana, Dominican Republic.
- Smith-Arthur, Alisha. Current gaps and opportunities for expanding diagnosis and treatment for pediatric tuberculosis in high burden countries.
- Soin, Komal. JeffHEALTH: the Rwanda Health and Healing Project.
- Sreevatsava, Meghana. Evidence for interventions to prevent and control obesity among children and adolescents: its applicability to India.
- Thompson, Dana. Improvements in maternal-child health outcomes in IMB/PIH intervention area, Rwanda 2005-2010.
- Volpicelli, Kathryn. Addressing burden of disease and access to treatment for diarrheal disease relation to household wealth in Peru.
- Wagner, Julia. Daily high-dose Vitamin D3 is safe in Batswana people with HIV.
- Wagner, Julia. Daily high-dose of Vitamin D3 improves Vitamin D status and outcomes in Batswana people with HIV.
- Welch, Henry. Burden of rotavirus gastroenteritis in children admitted to hospital during the 2011 season in Botswana.
- Wong, Angela. Exploring HPV immunization in Rwanda.
- Zhang, Ce. Diarrheal disease in Uganda.
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