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Maps and Global Health @UCL

Southampton & Accra
Joined September 2010
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#SOWM report is out today, highlighting the key contribution of midwives to SRMNAH. A page contributed by yours truly was used to highlight how spatial analysis can be used to unmask geographical variations in SRMNAH workforce. #IDM2021 @_GHSofficial 1/2 unfpa.org/publications/sowmy…
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📰 The November 2025 edition of the WorldPop Newsletter is out! 🌍Explore new data releases, research updates & impact stories. ✒️Don't miss out - sign up for our next edition! 🔗worldpop.org/worldpop-newsle…
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Really excited to say that my next book - The Library of Lost Maps - is out this October! Pre-order and sign up for updates here! libraryoflostmaps.com/ 🗺️
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🌐 In 5 years, the world will exit the SDG era. Have we made progress? A new Lancet Review highlights the need to refocus on reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health (#RMNCAH) and nutrition ➡️ hubs.li/Q03h8jvX0 #GlobalHealth #SDGs @Countdown2030
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📢1 Day to Go – 2025 Countdown Lancet Report Launch Listen to some of the report details from our Director Dr. Cheikh Mbacké Faye. Launch details: 🗓️April 14, 2025 ⏲️2pm-5pm GMT Registration link: buff.ly/4hRMgD @aphrc @santegouv_sn @PMNCH @alignmnh
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Beyond proximity: an observational study of stillbirth rates and emergency obstetric and newborn care accessibility in The Gambia bit.ly/3RzDNch
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This #WorldHealthDay, WHO calls for renewed action to end preventable maternal & newborn deaths. Reducing postpartum haemorrhage—a leading cause of maternal mortality—can play a crucial role in transforming maternal care. Find out more in our Editorial: hubs.li/Q03fW7D50
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Every year, 300K mothers die needlessly. Better data means better tracking, accountability, and more lives saved. An important call to immediate action.
This #WorldHealthDay, WHO calls for renewed action to end preventable maternal & newborn deaths. Reducing postpartum haemorrhage—a leading cause of maternal mortality—can play a crucial role in transforming maternal care. Find out more in our Editorial: hubs.li/Q03fW7D50
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WorldPop's @AndyTatem and @JessicaEspey3 have written a piece for @ConversationUK on the growing global crisis in population data - please share in your networks: theconversation.com/global-p…
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Replying to @OnTIME_C
@OnTIME_C featured at @GoogleHealth The Check Up event today here in New York. As lead of this Consortium, I am incredibly proud of this partnership with @Google and massively humbled by the impact we are making to transform the lives of #pregnant #women in #Africa #AI #mortality
Accessing emergency obstetric care is a race against time for women worldwide. To address this, Google and @OnTIME_C launched a dashboard offering key insights into access to emergency care facilities.
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As announced at The Check Up, this work is now expanding to Ghana, where the dashboard will be used to strengthen initiatives that reduce maternal mortality and empower decision makers both locally and globally. Learn more: goo.gle/4hhmkzN
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Replying to @OnTIME_C
@OnTIME_C features in #Ghana news! Report on the policy engagement meeting on #EmOC #geographical #accessibility in the Greater Accra region. #EmOC #MaternalHealth #PerinatalHealth #UHC #Accessibility #policy #EWENE gna.org.gh/2025/02/ontime-pr…
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Winfred Dotse-G retweeted
The LVASA-SRS project held a 4-day scientific workshop (19th - 22nd February 2025) to review results from data generated on maternal deaths across Lagos State over the past year. Experts present were from @LUTH @LASUTH @LSMOH It was facilitated with support from @LSHTM @aphrc
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Hosting Ghana Health Service (@_GHSofficial) and Ministry of Health Ghana (@mohgovgh) at the @OnTIME_C stakeholder briefing meeting and evidence dissemination for the #OnTIME #Ghana Project. #EmOC #MaternalHealth #PerinatalHealth #UHC #Accessibility #policy #EWENE – at Accra, Ghana
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Our new preprint investigates geostatistical, machine learning and hybrid approaches for mapping vaccination coverage and other health and development indicators. You can check it out via the link: brnw.ch/21wPF6w. #VaxPop #WorldPop
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🌍 WorldPop is partnering with the University of Bristol on a new Wellcome Trust project to construct age/sex-structured gridded population future scenarios 🌏 🚨 36-month postdoc research position open - please reshare!: linkedin.com/jobs/view/40707…
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Delighted to share our latest publication in @Vaccines_MDPI highlighting the importance of geospatial analyses following vaccination campaigns to estimate zero-dose prevalence at granular levels and inform follow-up RI strategies. (1/2) mdpi.com/2076-393X/12/12/129…
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Fully funded MSc/PhD Studentships within @SouthCoastDTP (ESRC): The Department of Social Statistics and Demography at the University of Southampton is seeking PhD students to apply to the South Coast DTP The deadline 17:00 (GMT) on 17th January 2025 Further details below ⤵️
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📢New Publication: Just out in the @WHOBulletin, we argue for new thinking in understanding & addressing #inequalities in geographical access to emergency obstetric & newborn care. Setting the tone for the future.⏩ Grateful to co-authors & contributors🙏🏾 pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article…
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Winfred Dotse-G retweeted
New read ~ Prof. Justine Blanford's (@FacultyITC) new book: #Geographic Information, #Geospatial Technologies and #Spatial Data Science for Health #health geography routledge.com/Geographic-Inf…
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