Solomon Shiferaw, (MD, MPH, PhD)
Principal Investigator
Dr. Solomon Shiferaw is an Associate Professor at the Addis Ababa University in the School of Public Health.
Comprehensive health data from Ethiopia Performance Monitoring for Action (EPMA) surveys focused on Ethiopia's Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child health indicators
10 rounds of national cross-sectional surveys (2014–2026) Surveys included household interviews, health facility assessments, and specialized maternal and newborn health data collection. All surveys followed rigorous methodologies and were conducted by trained resident enumerators using mobile technology.
Rounds of cross-sectional Survey (2014-2026)
Total households surveyed
Total women in reproductive age surveyed
Rounds of Service Delivery Point (SDP) surveys completed
from total of 6,067 facilities
Cohort study rounds (2019–2026)
Total pregnant women followed
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Principal Investigator
Dr. Solomon Shiferaw is an Associate Professor at the Addis Ababa University in the School of Public Health.
Co-Principal Investigator
Dr. Assefa Seme is an Associate Professor at the Addis Ababa University in the School of Public Health, Department of Reproductive, Family and Population Health- (DRFPH)
The aim of this study was to assess vaccination coverage and inequalities in childhood immunisation among children aged 12 months in Ethiopia.
Postpartum convulsions, defined as seizure episodes occurring after childbirth during the postpartum period, remain a major cause of maternal morbidit…