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Determinants of HIV transmission among ever-married women
Reaching Every Community Strategy Strategy Evaluation Pk
Psychological and Behavioral predictors of Parental Internet
Predictors of parental mediation in teenagers’ internet use
Minimizing Online Risks, Qualitative Study of Teenagers
Determinants of HIV transmission among ever-married women
Reaching Every Community Strategy Strategy Evaluation Pk
Psychological and Behavioral predictors of Parental Internet
Predictors of parental mediation in teenagers’ internet use
Minimizing Online Risks, Qualitative Study of Teenagers
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Nov 2004 - Present
I have more than 16 years of professional experience in research and project management. Mainly responsible in development of concept papers and technical proposal writing for competitive and external grants/funding. I am also involve in development of questionnaires, analysis and report writing for various research projects, funded by development partners/donors, e.g., UN, WHO and USAID.
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(4 years)
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Determining the potential scalability of transport interventions for improving MNCH
Health Research Policy and Systems
A qualitative appraisal of data and information about selected transport interventions generated primarily by beneficiaries, coordinators, and heads of organizations working with MNCH programs was conducted against the CORRECT criteria alongwith qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) techniques. The research suggests to establish effective linkages between community-based models, facility-based models, and public sector emergency services to provide comprehensive coverage.
Minimizing Online Risks: Qualitative Study of Teenagers' Online Exposure and Parental Mediation
Pakistan Vision
The research provides an evidence base that teens’ digital environment and excessive internet use make them more vulnerable to online risks. Research found that parental internet mediation is effective to maximize online opportunities and minimize online risks.
Psychological and Behavioral predictors of Parental Internet Mediation
IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science
The current research aimed to explore the psychological and behavioral predictors of parental internet mediation. A mixed method exploratory research was conducted in district Lahore (Pakistan). This research highlights one of the important issues related to internet and parenting in contemporary societies. It recommends to formulate parental internet mediation guidelines, considering the local cultural practices.
Determinants of overall knowledge of and attitudes towards HIV/AIDS transmission in Pakistan
BMC Public Health
The present study aims to explore the effects of these determinants, related to socio-demographic characteristics and autonomy, on women's overall knowledge and attitudes regarding HIV/AIDS in Pakistan. Secondary data analysis was carried out using the national representative dataset of the 2012-13 Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey. A series of questions related to HIV/AIDS was asked of 13,558 ever-married women aged 15-49 years .
Approaches towards improving the quality of maternal and newborn health services in South Asia
Globalization and Health
This research consists of a review of South Asian quality improvement (QI) approaches/interventions, specifically implemented for MNH improvement. A literature review of QI approaches/interventions was conducted using the PRISMA guidelines. Primary studies published between 1998 and 2013 were considered. Studies were initially screened and selected based upon the selection criteria for data extraction. A thematic synthesis/analysis was performed
Factors associated with infants' and young children's (6-23 months) dietary diversity in Pakistan.
Nutrition Journal
Secondary data analysis was performed for this research using the nationally representative dataset of the Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey 2012–13. The dietary diversity of infants and young children aged 6–23 months has a modest, nevertheless statistically significant, relationship with sociodemographic characteristics in Pakistan. There is a need for practical efforts to change the behavior of communities to encourage more diverse foods to promote the healthy growth of children.
Continuum of care in maternal, newborn and child health in Pakistan: Analysis of trends, 2006-2012
BMC Health Services Research
This study analyses the trends of Continum of care (CoC )at all 3 levels (antenatal care, skilled delivery and postpartum care) and to identify various factors affecting the continuation in receiving CoC in Pakistan during 2006 to 2012.The findings show that women in Pakistan still lack the CoC. This calls for attention to develop and implement tailored interventions, focusing on the needs of women in Pakistan to provide CoC in an integrated manner, involving both public and private sectors.
Perceptions of adolescents' sexual and reproductive health and rights: A cross-sectional study in PK
BMC International Health and Human Rights
The research found a low level of perception amongst adolescents and their parents/caregivers about ASRHR in Lahore district. There is an urgent need to design policies and educational Programmes to promote healthy practices. It is recommended to advocate Punjab Government and communities, including partners, teachers, doctors, religious scholars, media groups, to empower adolescents through health education this can be achieved by using varies ways as described in article.
Availability of essential human resource for EmONC services in public sector of Pakistan
Medical Forum Monthly
A robust surveys were conducted by stratified sampling technique by taking 100% samples. 20% sample of basic health units was taken to assess the availability of essential human resource for health to meet the progress of Millennium Development Goal 4 and 5. Study results suggest accelerated provision of essential human resource for health to provide emergency obstetric and new born care to reducematernal and neonatal mortality in the country.
Discourse on Youth' Sexual and Reproductive Health-Stigmatized in Lahore Pakistan
XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology
Research on “Assessment of awareness of youth living in Lahore regarding Reproductive health” was conducted in 2009.Qualitative research technique was adopted through 40 In-depth interviews and 12 Focus-Group Discussions along with combining two techniques. It highlighted gaps in access to information from reliable sources and non-cooperative behavior of family and community.
HIV/AIDS Prevention Among Female Sex Workers, Lahore, Pakistan
XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology
Although commercial sex is illegal in Pakistan, yet the number of Female Sex Workers is increasing. A mix of multiple interventions involving key stakeholders is beneficial to bring change in knowledge and behavior of community and vulnerable populations. Offering both outreach and drop-in services proved the best way of involving sex-workers and the services would be more effective with this coordinated approach.
Determinants of postnatal care services utilization in Pakistan- insights from (PDHS) 2006-07
Middle East Journal of Scientific Research
This paper investigates the association of PNC services utilization with socio-demographic and delivery assistance related characteristics, using Pakistan Demographic and Heath Survey. Analysis was limited to the last birth in 5 years preceding survey. The research found that women live in developed provincial settings with higher education, living in urban, having fewer children, have more access to health services were more likely to use PNC services.
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