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Item Metadata only Chagas(2017) Emotion' StudioItem Open Access Neonatal mortality in Jordan : secondary analysis of Jordan population and family health survey (JPFHS) data(Taylor & Francis, 2017-10-05) Obeidat, Nail; Khader, Yousef; Batieha, Anwar; Razeq, Nadin Abdel; Nihaya, Al-Sheyab; Khassawneh, MohammadItem Open Access Item Open Access Stillbirths in Jordan : rate, causes, and preventability(Taylor & Francis, 2018-09-25) Khader, Yousef S.; Batieha, Anwar; Khader, Albaraa; Hamadneh, ShereenItem Open Access Issue brief : equity in the IMCHA initiative : findings from the mid-term evaluation of the Innovating for Maternal and Child Health in Africa (IMCHA) initiative(2018-10) Bell, Jennifer M.; Thorsteinsdóttir, HallaThe analysis combines document review, online surveys, in-depth interviews with donor representatives, fieldwork in Africa and Canada, and focus group discussions with stakeholders. Innovating for Maternal and Child Health in Africa (IMCHA) projects emphasize incorporating health equity considerations. The report and findings of the evaluation underline scope for more deliberate incorporation of an equity lens in IMCHA projects; data indicates some confusion around the concepts of equity and gender equity. It would be useful to further the grantees’ understanding of inequities, and develop their capacity to identify social, racial, economic, or age-related barriers as well as geographic ones.Item Open Access Issue brief : working with decision-makers : findings from the mid-term evaluation of the Innovating for Maternal and Child Health in Africa (IMCHA) initiative(2018-10) Thorsteinsdóttir, Halla; Bell, Jennifer M.Involving decision-makers from the beginning of research projects is the most conducive model for project implementation processes. Maternal and Child Health in Africa (IMCHA) incorporates decision-makers as co-Principal Investigators (co-PIs) from the design stage and throughout the project. Collaboration with the decisionmaker co-PIs was generally viewed as a success by the research team. However, a main challenge for collaborations with decision-maker co-PIs was their frequent turnover, especially if they were already working in a position of influence, such as at the national level.Item Open Access Innovation pour la Santé des Mères et des Enfants d’Afrique : évaluation formative de mi-parcours(2018-10-21) Thorsteinsdóttir, Halla; Bell, Jennifer Mary; Bandyopadhyay, NandineeItem Open Access Innovating for Maternal and Child Health in Africa : a mid-term formative evaluation(2018-10-21) Thorsteinsdóttir, Halla; Bell, Jennifer Mary; Bandyopadhyay, NandineeThe initiative supports 19 research teams (13 in East Africa; 6 in West Africa) to encourage Africa-Canada collaboration in projects to improve maternal and child health (MCH). This mid-term formative evaluation identifies strategies that can inform and strengthen IMCHA’s implementation until the end of the initiative, as well as speak to related future activities. There was a wide range of types of collaboration, with some involving capacity-building efforts, and others involving complementary expertise and bi-directional knowledge flow. Over 80% of survey recipients said that the relationship between the African principal investigators (PI) and Canadian co-PIs was a collaboration of equals.Item Open Access Registration, documentation, and auditing of stillbirths and neonatal deaths in Jordan from healthcare professionals’ perspectives : reality, challenges and suggestions(Informa UK Limited, 2018-10-22) Khader, Yousef; Al-sheyab, Nihaya; Alyahya, Mohammad; Batieha, AnwarItem Open Access Trayectorias de cambio : la gestión del conocimiento para el aprendizaje y el cambio en la práctica(Ediciones Abya-Yala, 2019-02) Santandreu, Alain; Betancourt, Óscar F.; Betancourt C., Andrés; Ediciones Abya-YalaItem Open Access Barriers to implementation of perinatal death audit in maternity and pediatric hospitals in Jordan : cross-sectional study(2019-03-06) Khader, Yousef; Alyahya, Mohammad; Batieha, Anwar; Sanchez, T.Item Open Access Perinatal and neonatal mortality in Jordan(2019-05) Khader, Yousef S. ; Alyahya, Mohammad; Batieha, AnwarItem Open Access Birth and neonatal death registrations in Jordan(2019-05-13) Khader, Yousef S. ; Alyahya, Mohammad; Batieha, AnwarItem Open Access Quality of maternal-fetal and newborn care services in Jordan : a qualitative focus group study(Springer Nature, 2019-06-26) Alyahya, Mohammad S.; Khader, Yousef S.; Batieha, Anwar; Asad, MajedItem Restricted Effects of child marriage on girls’ education(2019-11) Sagnia, OlliemattouItem Metadata only SIHI innovation 2017 : eco-health approach for Chagas disease, Guatemala(2020) Social Innovation in Health InitiativeItem Open Access Social and cultural factors perpetuating early marriage in rural Gambia : an exploratory mixed methods study(2020-01-24) Lowe, Mat; Joof, Mamsamba; Rojas, Bomar MendezOver the last two decades, early marriage in the Gambia declined significantly (from 58% to 30%), however this rate is still high. The reasons for the decline but continuing practice of early marriage, despite existing legislation prohibiting child marriage, are not very well understood. This study was conducted in 24 rural settlements in Lower Baddibu District in the North Bank Region of the Gambia. It was based on a mixed-methods design including a cross-sectional household survey with a sample of 181 female adolescents, focus group discussions with 16 male and female parents, and eight key informant interviews with community-based decision makers. The study finds that ethnicity and the fear that girls may engage in premarital sex are two important factors associated with early marriage in rural Gambia. In addition, lack of meaningful alternatives to marriage including work opportunities in rural areas may also limit the options and resources available to girls, resulting in early wedlock. These findings suggest that in order to decrease early marriages in rural Gambia, future efforts should focus on understanding and addressing the role of ethnicity in determining marriage patterns and allaying the fear around premarital sex. The findings also suggest a need to provide girls with employment-oriented education including vocational skills which may result into more empowerment and a delay in marriage.Item Open Access JSANDS: a stillbirth and neonatal deaths surveillance system(IEEE, 2020-03) Khader, Yousef; Alyahya, Mohammad S.; Batieha, Anwar; Taweel, AdelItem Open Access European Research Network on Signal Transduction (ERNEST ) : toward a multidimensional holistic understanding of G Protein-Coupled receptor signaling(2020-03) Sommer, Martha E.; Selent, Jana; Carlsson, Jens; De Graaf, Chris; Gloriam, David E.Item Open Access Human aging alters the spatial organization between CD34+ hematopoietic cells and adipocytes in bone marrow(Elsevier B.V., 2020-07-09) Aguilar-Navarro, Alicia G.; Meza-Leo´n, Berenice; Gratzinger, Dita; Jua´rez-Aguilar, Fany G.; Chang, Qing