Fekir Negussie, MPH
Program Manager
GHS - Programs
Chancellor/EVC/FAS
As a public health professional, Fekir worked in Southern Africa for several years leading research and implementation projects. She worked as a Strategic Information Fellow with CDC Mozambique analyzing programmatic data and supporting Implementing Partners develop data collection tools.
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Most recently, Fekir worked as the in-country lead for IGHS' portfolio of projects in Namibia conducting HIV research and launching national-level informatics projects.
Currently, Fekir is a Program Manager at the Center for Health Equity in Surgery and Anesthesia. In this role, she supports the Open Oximetry project (https://openoximetry.org), which aims to solve challenges in equitable global access to pulse oximeters, and the COVID-19 Global Goods project (https://opencriticalcare.org) including the COVID-19 Guidelines Dashboard, Resource Library, and Oxygen Calculator.
Education & Training
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- MPH Maternal and Child Health University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2018
- BA Global Studies University of North Carolina at Chapel HiIl 2014
Publications (2)
Top publication keywords:
RefugeesFemaleQualitative ResearchHumansCommunity-Based Participatory ResearchCommunity Health ServicesEmpathyHealth Services Accessibility
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The Impact of Adherence Counselling Incorporating a Point of Care Urine Tenofovir Assay on Virologic Suppression among Individuals Failing Tenofovir-Lamivudine-Dolutegravir: A Pre - Post intervention Study.
International journal of infectious diseases : IJID : official publication of the International Society for Infectious Diseases 2024 Bikinesi L, Spinelli MA, Nyoni N, Mouton D, Mengistu A, Kamangu J, Konstantinus I, Kalimugogo P, Mutandi G, Negussie F, Wang G, Welty S, McFarland PW, Beard RS, Haberer PJ, McCluskey S, Gandhi PM, … -
Empathy and journey mapping the healthcare experience: a community-based participatory approach to exploring women's access to primary health services within Melbourne's Arabic-speaking refugee communities.
Ethnicity & health 2020 Bartlett R, Robinson T, Anand J, Negussie F, Simons Smith J, Boyle JA