Aligning Measurement with Women’s Preferences to Improve Health Outcomes: Implications for Research and Practice
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Faculty Candidate Seminar - Women's, Sexual and Reproductive Health
Population, Family and Reproductive Health
Celia Karp, PhD
Assistant Scientist
Population, Family and Reproductive Health
johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Dr. Celia Karp social and behavioral epidemiologist dedicated to research, teaching, and mentorship in the field of women’s sexual and reproductive health across the lifecourse. Her work focuses on the intersection of women’s reproductive preferences and health outcomes in low-resource settings. She is particularly interested in how trajectories of reproductive health evolve throughout the life course, from early adolescence through adulthood, with a special focus on financially constrained contexts where access to care is limited. Through her work, Dr. Karp aims to enhance understanding, measurement, and mitigation of factors contributing to adverse sexual and reproductive health outcomes and inequities.
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