• ASSOCIATION BETWEEN WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE AND UNDERWEIGHT OF WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE IN ARBA MINCH HEALTH AND DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEILLANCE SITE SOUTH ETHIOPIA 

  MELESSE MENGESHA MERKINA (22-08)

  Introduction: - Underweight in women of reproductive age can not affect only women but it is also responsible for the increment in the risk of the intergenerational cycle of malnutrition. This study aim to assess the ...
• COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF MIDWIFERY 

  MAHLET TESFAYE (BSc MIDWIFERY) (2023-03)

  Background: Obstetric fistula is a preventable devastating condition that is mostly caused by obstructed labour. About 22% of obstructed labor is complicated by obstetric fistula. Skilled birth attendants during delivery ...
• HEALTH CARE WASTE RISK PERCEPTION RESPONSE AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG HEALTH CARE WORKERS IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS, ARBA MINCH TOWN, SOUTH ETHIOPIA, 2024: VIA EXTENDED PARALLEL PROCESS MODEL 

  BY: KIROS MULETA (BSc) (2024-01)

  Background: Risk perception is subjective judgments about risk. Mismanagement of healthcare waste puts people and the environment at high risk including more than two million healthcare workers. Infections of viral hepatitis ...
• MAGNITUDE OF STUNTING AT BIRTH AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG NEWBORNS DELIVERED IN PUBLIC HEALTH FACILITIES OF KONSO ZONE, SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA 

  BY: GEZHAGN GERESU (BSC IN MIDWIFERY) JUNE 2024 (2024-06)

  Background: Stunting at birth refers to a condition where neonates are shorter than expected for their gestational age. This phenomenon begins during pregnancy and often reflects the enduring consequences of inadequate ...
• SELF CARE PRACTICES AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG ADULT HYPERTNSIVE PATIANTSIN PUBLIC HOSPITALS IN GAMO ZONE SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA. 

  BANGE BANJA BAKE (BSc.) (202-07)

  Background: Hypertension is main risk factor and precursor of myocardial infraction, chronic kidney disease, heart failure and premature death. Self-care practices reassure hypertensive patients to have better quality ...
• COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 

  BY: BOBASA BIZUNEH (BSC) (2024-08)

  Background: Many health care systems globally continue to phasing lengthy waiting time for patients. Long waiting time is one of the most important problems that affect health-seeking behavior of community. This study aimed ...
• PREVALENCE AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH EARLY CESSATION OF EXCLUSIVE BREAST FEEDING PRACTICE AMONG MOTHERS OF CHILDREN AGED FROM 6-24 MONTHS IN PASTORALIST COMMUNITY OF BENATSEMAY WOREDA, SOUTH ETHIOPIA 

  YESHAMBEL ABEBE ADAFRIE (Bsc) (AMU, 2025-06-11)

  Background: Exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) for the first six months of life is a globally recommended practice due to its profound benefits for infant and maternal health. However, adherence to EBF varies significantly ...
• A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES, ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 

  Admasu Onkie Odda (2018)

  ABSTRACT BACKGROUND End tuberculosis strategy of the world health organization planned to reduce the number of deaths, the incidence and the catastrophic costs of the affected family. To get desired outcome of the world ...
• POSTPARTUM SELF-CARE PRACTICE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG POSTPARTUM MOTHERS AT SODO TOWN, WOLAITA ZONE, 

  : YOSEF LERA (BSC) (2024-11)

  Background: Postpartum self-care refers to actions that the mother should take to manage side effects and avoid difficulties during the postpartum period. Around 70% of maternal deaths in Ethiopia occur during the ...
• HEALTHCARE PROVIDER’S ADHERENCE TO IMMEDIATE POSTPARTUM CARE GUIDELINES AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF 

  Hana Samuel (2024-12)

  Background: Immediate postpartum care is vital for reducing maternal and neonatal mortality. However, the maternal and neonatal mortality remain significant global public health problem. Incomplete adherence of healthcare ...
• TIME TO TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT CURE AND ITS PREDICTORS AMONG TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS AT PUBLIC HEALTH FACILITIES IN ARBAMINCH TOWN, SOUTH ETHIOPIA: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY 

  : DEREJE DANA (BSC) (2024-11)

  Introduction: The WHO's 2022 Global Tuberculosis Report shows TB causes 1.3 million deaths annually, including 167,000 TB-HIV co-infections. It affects 10.6 million people, mainly in Asia and Africa, with 75% in the ...
• INCIDENCE AND PREDICTORS OF ATTRITION AMONG ADULTS RECEIVING FIRST-LINE ANTI-RETRO VIRAL THERAPY AT WACHEMO UNIVERSITY NIGIST ELENI MOHAMED MEMORIAL COMPREHENSIVE SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL, HOSANNA, CENTRAL ETHIOPIA, 2024: RETROSPECTIVE FOLLOW-UP STUDY 

  BANTAYEHU GETACHEW (BSc) (2024-12)

  Background: Attrition from antiretroviral therapy (ART) due to loss to follow-up or termination can pose a risk to public health, including the emergence and transmission of drug resistant strains of the virus. In ...
• ACCEPTABILITY AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH UNDERGOING TRANSVAGINAL ULTRASOUND EXAMINATION AMONG WOMEN ATTENDING PUBLIC HOSPITALS IN ADDIS 

  SAMRAWIT MULU (BSc. MRT) (2024-12)

  Background: A transvaginal sonography (TVS) is an ultrasound procedure that uses a probe inserted into the vagina to examine the female pelvic cavity and organs. It is essential for diagnosing early gynecological issues ...
• FIRST ATTEMPT PERIPHERAL INTRAVENOUS CANNULATION FAILURE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG CHILDREN ADMITTED TO PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF WEST ARSI, OROMIA, 

  NEBIYAT BEKELE (BSc Nurse) (2025-02-15)

  Background: Peripheral intravenous cannulation failure refers to the failure of establishing a sound venous access. Despite several evidence-based improvement strategies have been proposed, up to 50% of first-attempt ...
• WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG SONOGRAPHY SERVICE PROVIDERS WORKING AT HEALTH FACILITIES OF GAMO AND WOLAITA ZONES, SOUTHERN 

  : MELKAMU WOLDAMLAK (2024-12)

  Introduction: Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WRMSDs) are conditions that affect the body's muscles, ligaments, tendons, nerves, joints, and supporting systems. They are significant occupational issues, causing ...
• MAGNITUDE OF ANXIETY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS RELATED TO MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING EXAMINATION AMONG PATIENTS IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA 

  MAHLET MENGISTU (BSc, MRT) (2024-12-14)

  Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has been an effective radiological modality in clinical approaches by generating cross-sectional images without ionization radiation. Despite the fact that MRI is thought to be a ...
• DETERMINANTS OF HEALTHCARE SEEKING BEHAVIOR AMONG MOTHERS OF SICK CHILDREN 2 TO 59 MONTHS OF AGE IN GOFA 

  ESAYAS YAPO (2025-01-18)

  Background: The health and wellbeing of children under five are affected by the healthcare seeking behavior of their mothers. Failure to promptly recognize the signs and symptoms of diseases can result in complications, ...
• RADIATION PROTECTION PRACTICES AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG MEDICAL RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS WORKING AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HOSPITALS, IN ADDIS 

  : IBRAHIM SHKUR SAID (2024-12-13)

  Background: Radiation protection (RP) practice is indispensable in diagnostic radiology to protect human kind from harmful effect of ionizing radiation. In spite of this, there are evidences showing poor RP practices ...
• COMPETENCY AND ADHERENCE TO GUIDELINES FOR ADMINISTERING INTRAVENOUS SOLUTIONS AMONG NURSES WORKING IN THE PEDIATRIC UNITS OF ADDIS ABABA PUBLIC 

  Getachew Arega (BSC, RN) (2024-05-03)
• PREVALENCE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PRESCHOOL CHILDREN IN SHASHAMANE TOWN, 

  FIRAOL ALYI (2025-01-13)

  Background: Developmental delays occur when a child does not reach developmental milestones like motor skills, language, problem-solving, and social development compared to peers. These delays are common in many ...

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