Prof. Mirkuzie Woldie

Health Policy and Systems Researcher, Evidence to Policy Translation Expert, Professor of Health Services Management

[Prof. Mirkuzie Woldie @MirkuzieK]

I completed the 47th Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC) of TDR in Geneva at the WHO Headquarters. What a privilege to be part of this important platform supporting the exceptional TDR team led by Professor John Reeder.

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Join us on this webinar tomorrow, Jan 30, 2025, with a focus on EIDM in the Ethiopian Health System

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It was a pleasure to be part of the Policy Engagement & Science Communication Workshop at #APHRC in Nairobi. I shared the experience of the Policy, Strategy and Research Office MoH-Ethiopia

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Have you wondered whether artificial intelligence (AI) would have an impact on health systems with limited means? Read the editorial of the July 2024 issue of EMJ https://t.co/ILWxyKmFJ8

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"... Brigadier General Dr. Tadesse Melka is the first formally trained Ethiopian orthopedic surgeon." Find the full issue of April Suppl of EMJ at https://t.co/tQoOGRTg2B to learn more about the status of orthopedic care in Ethiopia.

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A new issue of the Ethiopian Medical Journal (EMJ) is just published. https://t.co/Vur9IJO2rn

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Our New Paper: Evaluation of equity across the continuum of care for maternal health services in 25 African countries.
Only 30% were able to complete the continuum of care (ANC 4+, SBA, and PNC), 9% did not have any contact with the Health system.
https://t.co/2uTB84nqQH

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@SPHMMC_Official Congratulations! Very pleased to learn about this remarkable achievement ... Haile, well done!

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https://t.co/mBwS7HCWz9

An article of interest for those researching community health systems and CHWs

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Ethiopian Medical Journal is now live on AJOL. You can view it here: https://t.co/em1QGmZFjG

Thank you to all who have supported EMJ to continue to thrive.

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The Ethiopian Medical Journal (EMJ) is rated as an “EXCELLENT” journal as per the Revised Guideline (2022/23) for Evaluation and Accreditation of Journals Published in Ethiopia (Article 10.3) by the Ministry of Education-Ethiopia

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@DrS_Teferra @AddisAbabaUnive @BerhanuNegaB @fdremoe Well deserved 👏 🙌 👌 👍

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Enhancing the use of research evidence to inform health policy and health system decision-making in Ethiopia.
Fenot: Achieving excellence in PHC https://t.co/GeeVflL5u3 via @YouTube

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A new issue of the 61st Vol of EMJ is out with an editorial by one of my favorite mentees https://t.co/6ZLDVwbZOf

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@DrS_Teferra Congratulations Dr. Workeabeba! A deserved recognition.

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Almost 3 years since the COVID-19 pandemic! A special issue of the Ethiopian Medical Journal presenting evidence on clinical, socio-economic, and public health matters is out. I invite you to read through this important supplement of EMJ https://t.co/0TQPuBETx8

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The October 2022 issue of EMJ published an excellent editorial by my colleague Dr. Bereket Yakob who convincingly argues we urgently need better safety culture and accountability in the Ethiopian health system. https://t.co/rg15eR7KvT
Also, see https://t.co/LwOcsdkUer

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@FirewBobo @TesfaFeyissa @AndrewHayen @aasante2 @AngelaJDawson @UTS_Health I really enjoyed working as one of the co-supervisors on your project.

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@Elias_Yesuf @JBI_EI I agree with you, Dr. Elias. Me too one of the fruits of this collaborations. Congratulations to the team at JBI for the impactful collaborations they initiated.

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"Four lessons from good policymaking in Africa"
I enjoyed reading through this article on the Mail & Guardian. Yes there are "positive lessons" from Africa too! Policymaking informed by available evidence made the difference!
https://t.co/EtTP1RfEFP