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Journal of Global Health|July 3, 2019
Data quality assessments stimulate improvements to health management information systems: evidence from five African countriesJennifer Yourkavitch, Debra Prosnitz, Samantha HerreraThe American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene|December 12, 2022
The Value Added of Incorporating Qualitative Approaches into Malaria Surveillance, Monitoring, and EvaluationLwendo Davis, Debra Prosnitz, Yazoume YeHealth Policy and Planning|May 11, 2016
How do we know? An assessment of integrated community case management data quality in four districts of MalawiJennifer Yourkavitch, Kirsten Zalisk, Debra Prosnitz, et al.Health Policy and Planning|February 26, 2013
Community-based intervention packages facilitated by NGOs demonstrate plausible evidence for child mortality impactJim Ricca, Nazo Kureshy, Karen LeBan, et al.Malaria Journal|February 20, 2020
Evaluating malaria programmes in moderate- and low-transmission settings: practical ways to generate robust evidenceRuth A Ashton, Debra Prosnitz, Andrew Andrada, et al.Journal of Global Health|July 3, 2019
Achievements and challenges of implementation in a mature iCCM programme: Malawi case studyKirsten Zalisk, Tanya Guenther, Debra Prosnitz, et al.Journal of Global Health|July 3, 2019
iCCM data quality: an approach to assessing iCCM reporting systems and data quality in 5 African countriesLwendo Moonzwe Davis, Kirsten Zalisk, Samantha Herrera, et al.Journal of Global Health|July 3, 2019
Evidence of Impact: iCCM as a strategy to save lives of children under fiveDebra Prosnitz, Samantha Herrera, Helen Coelho, et al.BMC Public Health|April 20, 2011
Comparing estimates of child mortality reduction modelled in LiST with pregnancy history survey data for a community-based NGO project in MozambiqueJim Ricca, Debra Prosnitz, Henry Perry, et al.Journal of Global Health|July 3, 2019
Effect of community-based intervention on improving access to treatment for sick under-five children in hard-to-reach communities in Niger State, NigeriaOlusola Oresanya, Helen Counihan, Ibrahim Nndaliman, et al.Pageof 1