Suzanne Fustukian
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Recent Articles
1.
Abe K, Ros B, Chea K, Tung R, Fustukian S
BMC Health Serv Res
. 2021 Nov;
21(1):1251.
PMID: 34798871
Background: Retention of skilled midwives is crucial to reducing maternal mortality in rural areas; hence, Cambodia has been trying to retain at least one secondary midwife who can provide basic...
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Namakula J, Fustukian S, McPake B, Ssengooba F
Glob Health Action
. 2021 May;
14(1):1890929.
PMID: 33983106
: The perception within literature and populace is that the private for-profit sector is for the rich only, and this characteristic results in behaviours that hinder advancement of Universal health...
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Ros B, Le G, Fustukian S, McPake B
Confl Health
. 2019 Dec;
13:53.
PMID: 31788021
Background: This paper explores the changing experience of giving birth in Cambodia over a 53-year period. During this time, Cambodian people experienced armed conflict, extreme privation, foreign invasion, and civil...
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Uny I, de Kok B, Fustukian S
Health Policy Plan
. 2019 Apr;
34(3):161-169.
PMID: 30941399
To address its persistently high maternal mortality, the Malawi government has prioritized strategies promoting skilled birth attendance and institutional delivery. However, in a country where 80% of the population resides...
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Martineau T, McPake B, Theobald S, Raven J, Ensor T, Fustukian S, et al.
BMJ Glob Health
. 2017 Oct;
2(2):e000327.
PMID: 29082000
Conflict and fragility are increasing in many areas of the world. This context has been referred to as the 'new normal' and affects a billion people. Fragile and conflict-affected states...
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Ros B, Le G, McPake B, Fustukian S
Health Policy Plan
. 2017 Oct;
33(1):9-16.
PMID: 29040469
Globally, traditional medicine has long been used to address relatively common illness, mental ill health and during childbirth and post-natal care. However, traditional medicine is primarily provided by the private...
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van de Pas R, Ashour M, Kapilashrami A, Fustukian S
Health Policy Plan
. 2017 Oct;
32(suppl_3):iii88-iii90.
PMID: 29029154
The Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research was themed around 'Resilient and responsive health systems for a changing world.' This commentary is the outcome of a panel discussion at...
8.
Ssengooba F, Kawooya V, Namakula J, Fustukian S
Health Policy Plan
. 2017 Jun;
32(8):1193-1202.
PMID: 28637228
In post-conflict settings, service coverage indices are unlikely to be sustained if health systems are built on weak and unstable inter-organization networks-here referred to as infrastructure. The objective of this...
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Ssengooba F, Namakula J, Kawooya V, Fustukian S
Global Health
. 2017 Jun;
13(1):32.
PMID: 28610578
Background: In post-conflict settings, many state and non-state actors interact at the sub-national levels in rebuilding health systems by providing funds, delivering vital interventions and building capacity of local governments...
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Kapilashrami A, Smith K, Fustukian S, Kandlik Eltanani M, Laughlin S, Robertson T, et al.
J Public Health (Oxf)
. 2015 Jun;
38(3):413-416.
PMID: 26115664
There are growing calls within public health for researchers and practitioners working to improve and protect the public's health to become more involved in politics and advocacy. Such a move...