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Mohammad Afzal Mahmood
M.B.,B.S. (Pakistan), M.P.H. (Adelaide), Ph.D.(Adelaide)
Senior Lecturer
Location:
Room 916, Level 9, 10 Pulteney St
Email:
afzal.mahmood@adelaide.edu.au
Phone:
+61 8 8303 3586
Disciplinary orientation:
Health Systems and PHC Development, Reproductive Health, Health Promotion
Areas of Interest:
Program and Project Planning & Evaluation ,
Health Management Information Systems,
Participatory Appraisal and
Community Development
Teaching:
Coordinator of courses 3119 HO Public Health Internship, 3106/7109 Health
Promotion, and 1002 Public Health 1B.
Coordinator International Health and Internationalisation
Current projects:
- Improved quality of care at village clinics and township hospitals
Shandong, in collaboration with the Shandong Department of Health, Peoples
Republic of China, with Dr He Wang
- The influence of living arrangements on health services utilisation
in Australia with Dr Peng Bi
- Strengthening District Health System for Reproductive Health–Safe Motherhood,
East Timor. In collaboration with Rotary Australia World Community Services-International
Infancy Midwifery Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Ministry of Health East Timor.
- Coordinating Medical Students Outcome Database research activities
– a research-based development initiative of the Committee of Deans of Australian Medical Schools
– at the University of Adelaide Medical School.
Recently completed PHC and Reproductive Health Projects:
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Evaluating the Outcomes of Service Integration. CYWHS, Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Adelaide.
Sustainability strategies for reproductive health programs in seventeen communities,
Pakistan Voluntary Health and Nutrition Association, Pakistan
Operations research – STI, EC, Information System,
for reproductive health programs, PAVHNA, Karachi, Pakistan.
Output to purpose review of community based health
care projects of Marie Stopes Society and Pakistan Voluntary Health and Nutrition Association
Development of health management information systems for use by the community based programs,
Karachi, Pakistan
PHC research and program management training for health and social sector managers from East Africa.
In collaboration with the Aga Khan Health Services, Mombasa, Kenya |
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