Author

Bakibinga Pauline

African Population and Health Research Center - Cited by 1,286 - Health Systems Strengthening - Digital Health - Maternal - Newborn and Child Health - Human Resources for Health

Biography

Pauline is the project manager of the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health project under the Health Challenges and Systems Research Program. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Medicine and Surgery from Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Uganda (2006), a Master’s degree in International Health Promotion from the University of Bergen, Norway (2009) and a Ph.D. in International Health from the same university (2012). Her thesis described the job engagement and self-care experiences of nurses and midwives known to thrive on the job in Uganda. She has previously worked as a Clinician and Researcher in Uganda.
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Impact of the societal response to COVID-19 on access to healthcare for non-COVID-19 health issues in slum communities of Bangladesh, Kenya, Nigeria and Pakistan: results of …
SAKS Ahmed, M Ajisola, K Azeem, P Bakibinga, YF Chen, NN Choudhury, ...BMJ global health 5 (8), e003042, 2020202
303
2020
Future directions for the concept of salutogenesis: a position article
HFV G F Bauer, M Roy, P Bakibinga, P Contu, S Downe, M Eriksson, G A Espnes ...Health Promotion International, 201999201
99
2019
The influence of religion and ethnicity on family planning approval: a case for women in rural Western Kenya
P Bakibinga, N Mutombo, C Mukiira, E Kamande, A Ezeh, R MugaJournal of religion and health 55, 192-205, 2016201
74
2016
The effect of joint contraceptive decisions on the use of Injectables, Long-Acting and Permanent Methods (ILAPMs) among married female (15–49) contraceptive users in Zambia: a …
N Mutombo, P BakibingaReproductive health 11 (1), 1-8, 2014201
62
2014
Continuity of health service delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic: the role of digital health technologies in Uganda
LH Kamulegeya, JM Bwanika, D Musinguzi, P BakibingaThe Pan African Medical Journal 35 (Suppl 2), 2020202
57
2020
The role of religion in the work lives and coping strategies of Ugandan nurses
P Bakibinga, HF Vinje, M MittelmarkJournal of religion and health , 1342-1352, 2014201
53
2014
Pregnancy history and current use of contraception among women of reproductive age in Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda: analysis of demographic and health survey data
P Bakibinga, DJ Matanda, R Ayiko, J Rujumba, C Muiruri, D Amendah, ...BMJ open 6 (3), e009991, 2016201
50
2016
Juvinya Canal
GF Bauer, M Roy, P Bakibinga, P Contu, S Downe, M Eriksson, ...D., Lindström Mana, BA, Mittelmark, MB, Morgan, AR, Pelikan, JM, Saboga …, 2019201
41
2019
The role of a decision-support smartphone application in enhancing community health volunteers’ effectiveness to improve maternal and newborn outcomes in Nairobi, Kenya: quasi …
P Bakibinga, E Kamande, M Omuya, AK Ziraba, C KyobutungiBMJ open 7 (7), e014896, 2017201
39
2017
Digital technologies in the COVID-19 responses in sub-Saharan Africa: policies, problems and promises
E Bakibinga-Gaswaga, S Bakibinga, DBM Bakibinga, P BakibingaThe Pan African Medical Journal 35 (Suppl 2), 2020202
36
2020
Dietary diversity, socioeconomic status and maternal body mass index (BMI): quantile regression analysis of nationally representative data from Ghana, Namibia and Sao Tome and …
DA Amugsi, ZT Dimbuene, P Bakibinga, EW Kimani-Murage, TN Haregu, ...BMJ open 6 (9), e012615, 2016201
34
2016
Strengthening health system governance using health facility service charters: a mixed methods assessment of community experiences and perceptions in a district in Kenya
M Atela, P Bakibinga, R Ettarh, C Kyobutungi, S CohnBMC health services research 15 (1), 1-12, 2015201
33
2015
A protocol for a multi-site, spatially-referenced household survey in slum settings: methods for access, sampling frame construction, sampling, and field data collection
P BakibingaBMC Research Methodology 19 (109), 201931201
31
2019
Analysis of openstreetmap data quality at different stages of a participatory mapping process: Evidence from slums in Africa and Asia
G Yeboah, J Porto de Albuquerque, R Troilo, G Tregonning, S Perera, ...ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information 10 (4), 265, 2021202
30
2021
The effect of enhanced public–private partnerships on Maternal, Newborn and child Health Services and outcomes in Nairobi–Kenya: the PAMANECH quasi-experimental research protocol
P Bakibinga, R Ettarh, AK Ziraba, C Kyobutungi, E Kamande, N Ngomi, ...BMJ open 4 (10), e006608, 2014201
30
2014
Improving Health in Slums Collaborative. Impact of the societal response to COVID-19 on access to healthcare for non-COVID-19 health issues in slum communities of Bangladesh …
S Ahmed, M Ajisola, K Azeem, P Bakibinga, YF Chen, NN Choudhury, ...BMJ Glob Health 5 (8), e003042, 2020202
26
2020
Persistent barriers to the use of maternal, newborn and child health services in Garissa sub-county, Kenya: a qualitative study
I Kisiangani, M Elmi, P Bakibinga, SF Mohamed, L Kisia, PM Kibe, ...BMC pregnancy and childbirth 20, 1-12, 2020202
23
2020
Handbook of global urban health
I Vojnovic, AL Pearson, G Asiki, G DeVerteuil, A AllenRoutledge, 2019201
18
2019
Mobile consulting (mConsulting) and its potential for providing access to quality healthcare for populations living in low-resource settings of low- and middle-income countries
Digital Health, 2020202
17
2020
“If there are no female nurses to attend to me, I will just go and deliver at home”: a qualitative study in Garissa, Kenya
C N’Gbichi, AK Ziraba, DW Wambui, P Bakibinga, I Kisiangani, P Njoroge, ...BMC pregnancy and childbirth 19, 1-9, 2019201
16
2019

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