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Keywords

Global Health, Maternal Health, Public Health

Countries

United Kingdom

Biography

General clinician, Academician, Public Health Practitioner with keen interest in improving quality of maternal and newborn health services in low resource settings.
Hi! I am a general clinician with a Ph.D. in Tropical Medicine/Public health from the University of Liverpool/Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. I hold a Master of Public Health degree (Distinction honors) from the University of Dundee, UK.
I have a passion for Global Maternal Health, with close to a decade of experience in clinical medicine, intertwined with academic research, and development work in Maternal and Newborn Health.
I possess excellent quantitative and qualitative data analysis skills and the capacity to conduct systematic reviews, statistical modeling, and implementation studies.

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Employment (2)

Durham and Tees Valey GP Training Progranne: Newcastle, Newcastle Upon-tyne, GB

2019-08-05 to present | GP Trainee (GP Training School)
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Aminu Umar

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine: Liverpool, Liverpool, GB

2017-05-10 to 2020-07-17 | PGR student (Centre for Maternal and Newborn Health)
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Aminu Umar

Education and qualifications (2)

University of Liverpool: Liverpool, Merseyside, GB

2017-05-10 to 2020-07-17 | PhD
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Aminu Umar

University of Dundee: Dundee, Dundee, GB

2015-09-10 to 2016-09-10 | MPH (PUBLIC HEALTH)
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Aminu Umar

Works (5)

Implementation and evaluation of obstetric early warning systems in tertiary care hospitals in Nigeria

PLOS Global Public Health
2022-07-20 | Journal article
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pgph.0000225
Contributors: Aminu Umar; PLOS Staff Editor; Saidu Ibrahim; Idris Liman; Calvin Chama; Munirdeen Ijaiya; Matthews Mathai; Charles Ameh
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Implementation and Evaluation of Obstetric Early Warning Systems in tertiary care hospitals in Nigeria

2020-12-14 | Preprint
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-124414/v1
Contributors: Aminu Umar; Saidu Ibrahim; Idris Liman; Calvin Chama; Munirdeen Ijaiya; Matthews Mathai; Charles Ameh
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Implementation and Evaluation of Obstetric Early Warning Systems in tertiary care hospitals in Nigeria

2020-09-18 | Preprint
DOI: 10.1101/2020.09.10.20166140
Contributors: Aminu Umar; Saidu Ibrahim; Idris Liman; Calvin Chama; Munirdeen Ijaiya; Matthews Mathai; Charles Ameh
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Implementation and Evaluation of Obstetric Early Warning Systems in tertiary care hospitals in Nigeria

2020-09-15 | Preprint
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-76125/v1
Contributors: Aminu Umar; Saidu Ibrahim; Idris Liman; Calvin Chama; Munirdeen Ijaiya; Matthews Mathai; Charles Ameh
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Development and Validation of an Obstetric Early Warning System model for use in low resource settings

2020-08-04 | Preprint
DOI: 10.1101/2020.07.31.20165209
Contributors: Aminu Umar; Alexander Manu; Matthews Mathai; Charles Ameh
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