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Elizabeth Hazel, MHS '07, PhD '19, is a global health researcher who evaluates programs and improves measurements of health for vulnerable women, babies, and children.
Contact Info
615 N. Wolfe Street, Room W5504
Baltimore
Maryland
21205
US
Research Interests
Global health; Evaluation; Quality of Care; Family Planning; Maternal health; Newborn health; Child health; implementation research
Experiences & Accomplishments
Education
PhD
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
2019
MHS
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
2007
BS
Beloit College
2002
Overview
Dr. Elizabeth Hazel is a global health, quantitative researcher with 15 years’ experience in reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health, community-based and primary care health services, large-scale health program impact evaluations, and conducting household and facility surveys. Her research interests include improving the measurements of health and understanding barriers to quality care. Improved measurement of health processes, outcomes and impacts allows program implementers access to stronger data for evidence-based policies and practices. And understanding barriers to care that impact marginalized communities will inform policies and programs that reduce health inequities.
Select Publications
Selected publications from the last five years.
- Hazel E, Mohan D, Chirwa E, Phiri, M, Kachale F, Msukwa P, Katz J, Marx MA. Disrespectful care during family planning consultations among youth and adult simulated clients in public sector facilities in Malawi. BMC Health Serv Res. 2021; 21: 336.
- Hazel E, Mohan D, Katz J, Chirwa E, Msukwa P, Marx MA. Can clinical vignettes administered by mobile phone call be used to measure quality of contraceptive care practices in Malawi? JoGHR. 2021;5: e2021021
- Hazel E, Mohan D, Gross M, Kattinakere SS, Shrestha P, Johnstone M, Marx M. Comparability of family planning quality of care measurement tools in low-and-middle income country settings: a systematic review. Reprod Health. 2021; 18(1):215.
- Hazel E, Wilson E, Anifalaje A, Sawadogo-Lewis T & Heidkamp R. Building Integrated Data Systems for Health and Nutrition Program Evaluations: Lessons Learned from a Multi-Country Implementation of a dhis2-based System. J Glob Health. 2018; 8(2): 1-5.
- Hazel E, Chimbalanga E, Chimuna T, Nsona H, Mtimuni A, Kaludzu E, Gilroy K & Guenther T. Using Data to Improve Programs: Assessment of a Data Quality and Use Intervention Package for Integrated Community Case Management in Malawi. Glob Health Sci Pract. 2017; 5(3): 355-366.
Projects
Real Accountability: Data Analysis for Results - RADAR
Countdown to 2030 Exemplars in Global Health Maternal and Neonatal Mortality
Countdown to 2030 Phase II - Data Analysis Center & GFF Country Collaboration
Prioritization of modifiable risk factors for adverse pregnancy outcomes and neonatal mortality in rural Nepal
Real Accountability: Data Analysis For Results (RADAR)
Measuring global prevalence of SGA, preterm and low birthweight babies
Monitoring & Action for Gender & Equity (MAGE) Project