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1. The child survival impact of the Ghana Essential Health Interventions Program: A health systems strengthening plausibility trial in Northern Ghana

: Bawah, Ayaga A.; Awoonor-Williams, John Koku; Jackson, Elizabeth F.; Boyer, Christopher B.; Kanmiki, Edmund W.; Achana, Sebastian F.; Akazili, James; Phillips, James F.
: 2019
: Articles
: Infants--Health and hygieneChildren--Health and hygieneInfant health servicesChild health servicesPublic health

2. The child survival impact of the Ghana Essential Health Interventions Program: A health systems strengthening plausibility trial in Northern Ghana

: Bawah, Ayaga A.; Awoonor-Williams, John Koku; Jackson, Elizabeth F.; Boyer, Christopher B.; Kanmiki, Edmund W.; Achana, Sebastian F.; Akazili, James; Phillips, James F.
: 2019
: Articles
: Infants--Health and hygieneChildren--Health and hygieneInfant health servicesChild health servicesPublic health

3. Biafra at 50 and the Birth of Emergency Public Health

: Phillips, James F.
: 2018
: Essays
: Nigerian Civil War (Nigeria : 1967-1970)Humanitarian assistanceFood relief--Political aspectsPublic health

4. A qualitative analysis of the effect of a community-based primary health care programme on reproductive preferences and contraceptive use among the Kassena-Nankana of northern Ghana

: Dalaba, Maxwell Ayindenaba; Stone, Allison E.; Krumholz, Abigail R.; Oduro, Abraham R.; Phillips, James F.; Adongo, Philip B.
: 2016
: Articles
: ContraceptivesChildren--MortalityHealth services administrationPublic health

5. Catalyzing the scale-up of community-based primary healthcare in a rural impoverished region of northern Ghana

: Awoonor-Williams, John Koku; Phillips, James F.; Bawah, Ayaga A.
: 2016
: Articles
: Community health servicesPrimary health careRural health servicesPublic healthHealth services administrationMedical care

6. The Application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to Improving Health Systems in the Upper East Region of Ghana

: Asuo-Mante, Eric; Awoonor-Williams, John Koku; Yelifari, Lawrence; Boyer, Christopher; Schmitt, Margaret L.; Phillips, James F.
: 2016
: Articles
: Rural health servicesHealth facilitiesGeographic information systemsPublic healthEpidemiology

7. Trends in socioeconomic disparities in a rapid under-five mortality transition: a longitudinal study in United Republic of Tanzania

: Kante, Almamy Malick; Nathan, Rose; Jackson, Elizabeth F.; Levira, Francis; Helleringer, Stephane; Masanja, Honorati; Phillips, James F.
: 2016
: Articles
: Children--Mortality--Economic aspectsChildren--Mortality--Social aspectsSocial statusPublic health

8. Childhood Illness Prevalence and Health Seeking Behavior Patterns in Rural Tanzania

: Kanté, Almamy Malick; Gutierrez, Hialy R.; Larsen, Anna M.; Jackson, Elizabeth; Helleringer, Stéphane; Exavery, Amon; Tani, Kassimu; Phillips, James F.
: 2015
: Articles
: Child caregiversDiseasesMedical carePublic health

9. Determinants of early initiation of breastfeeding in rural Tanzania

: Exavery, Amon; Kante, Almamy Malick; Hingora, Ahmed; Phillips, James F.
: 2015
: Articles
: Child developmentHealth services administrationBreastfeeding--Health aspectsPublic health

10. Estimation of indices of health service readiness with a principal component analysis of the Tanzania Service Provision Assessment Survey

: Jackson, Elizabeth F.; Siddiqui, Ayesha; Gutierrez, Hialy; Kanté, Almamy Malick; Austin, Judy; Phillips, James F.
: 2015
: Articles
: Information storage and retrieval systems--Public healthHospitals--Ratings and rankingsHealth planningHealth services administrationMedical carePublic health