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MPH Mini-Project Presentations

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On 10 May 2013, I examined the mini-project presentations from the 2012-13 group of MPH students. There were a range of excellent presentations covering areas such as alcohol, hypertension and neglected tropical diseases. The presentations are listed below.

Tahania
Ahmad
Using village theatre to promote hand washing with soap in rural Bangladesh
Sayako
Akiyama
Office based blood pressure monitoring program for undiagnosed hypertension in Japan
Elizabeth
Allen
A paired, cluster randomised control trial: An intervention to improve point-of-care diagnosis in the Toronto district of Southeast Uganda
Nourah
Alomair
Detection of hypertension in Saudi Arabia: A screening and awareness programme
Luis
Alves de Sousa
Wolbachia-based Entomological intervention to control Dengue in Madeira's Island
Fatima
Atiku Abubakar
Lassa Fever: An educational intervention using faith based organisations
Delia
Beck
Environmental health intervention to reduce Cholera transmission in Kibera Slum, Kenya
Anna
Bone
Caring with a health heart: Detection of hypertension among informal carers in a community setting
Erin
Bowen
A community-based Dengue control programme with embedded bipartite educational campaign in the city of Villavicencio, Columbia
Simukai
Chigudu
‘Akili Harakati’: An intervention to address harmful alcohol consumption among young people in the Korogocho slum, Nairobi
Caitlin
Collins
Mobile phone invitation to infant testing for congenital Chagus Disease following Seropositive Antenatal Maternal Screen in Mendoza Province, Argentina
Lucas
Cusumano
Environmental monitoring and vaccination to control for cholera
Leanne
Dronfield
Pilot intervention to assess the potential of a patent medicine vendor peer education programme to improve health outcomes of children under five with Malaria
Thomas
Hone
The World Cup Rio 2014 and Rio 2016 Olympics: A strategy for increasing awareness of undiagnosed hypertension
Zhilian
Huang
Hypertension awareness campaign to detect undiagnosed hypertension in Singapore working adults
Ruth
Kelly
The detection of undiagnosed hypertension by community healthcare workers in the indigenous Maori population within the District Health Board of Tairiwhiti, New Zealand
Natalie
Kempston
Tackling problem alcohol consumption in young people in the United Kingdom: Compulsory warning labels for alcohol packaging
Monica
Koo
Undiagnosed hypertension in the Gypsy and Traveller community of Bromley
Sukhmeet
Panesar
Problem alcohol consumption in young people: a proposal for a pilot study using an mHealth approach with undergraduate medical students at Imperial College London
Lisa
Pell
Assessing non-adherence to multi-drug therapy in Leprosy patients: A critical requirement to preventing the emergence and spread of drug-resistant strains of Mycobacterium Leprae
Nadia
Pillai
The Dikgale Initiative: A healthcare worker training programme to reduce undiagnosed primary hypertension in the general adult population of a rural village in Limpopo, South Africa
Belene
Podmore
Problem alcohol consumption among young American Indian / Alaska Native (AI / AN) people on reservations
Ana
Posarac
Reducing hazardous drinking and alcohol misuse in university students
Lina
Quttub
Community health workers for diagnosis and prevention of hypertension for Palestinian refugees living in camps
Hany
Ragab
Taking water out of the equation: Drip irrigation systems as a method to eradicate schistosomiasis in the Nile Delta
Adele
Richmond
A proposed health intervention tackling the health related burden of undiagnosed hypertension in a UK setting
Fiona
Riordan
P.A.C.E. Promoting Alternatives through Changed Environments.  A licensed premises based intervention to reduce alcohol-related harm amongst young people in Newcastle upon Tyne
Sarah
Rosenberg-Wohl
An intervention to increase west African Lassa Fever diagnosis capacity: The establishment of a RT-PCR laboratory at Jos University Teaching Hospital, Plateau State, Nigeria
Mansi
Shah
Hypertension
Surya
Singh
The morning after experience: An innovative recommendation to reduce AC in 11-16 yrs in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Konstantina
Stavroulaki
Emergency department screening.  Increasing awareness of hypertension in Greece
Jonathan
Stokes
Public-private partnership to address inequity in ITN distribution in rural Malawi
Panagiota
Styliara
A health promotion programme towards the elimination of Human African Trypanosomiasis
Rafael
Sumalinog
Strengthening Health Information systems in the Philippines: Using Sana mobile to address undiagnosed hypertension in indigent communities
Eszter
Vamos
Tackle undiagnosed hypertension in Tower Hamlets: A community-based programme
Jiayue
Zhu
The ‘Wise Drinker’: an individual-directed alcohol misuse prevention programme for young male drinkers in urban areas in China

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