• HOUSEHOLD DIETARY DIVERSITY, WOMEN’S BODY MASS INDEX AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PRODUCTIVE SAFETY NET PROGRAM BENEFICIARY AND NON-BENEFICIARY HOUSEHOLDS IN CHIRO WOREDA, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Ahmednur Mahammad; (Assis Prof ) Berhe Gebremichael; (Assis Prof ) Behailu Hawulte (Haramaya University, 2025-02)

  The Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP) has been implemented in Ethiopia to mitigate food insecurity and improve nutritional outcomes. However, its impact on household dietary diversity and women’s body mass index (BMI) ...
• COMMUNITY SATISFACTION FROM HEALTH EXTENSION PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN JIGJIGA RURAL KEBELES, SOMALI REGION, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Mahamud Aden; (PhD) Agumasie Semahegn; (PhD) Merhawi Gebremedin (Haramaya University, 2024-12)

  The Ethiopian government's health extension program is a creative strategy to guarantee health equity by generating demand for basic healthcare services by delivering relevant health information to households in both rural ...
• PREVALENCE, TREND, AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS OF CONGENITAL ANOMALIES AMONG NEWBORNS IN KERSA HEALTH AND DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM, EASTERN ETHIOPIA: AN EIGHT YEARS CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY 

  MULUKEN KUMERA DIDISSA (BSc. N); Dr. TESFAYE. A (PhD, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR); Mr. YOHANNES. B (MSc , ASSISTANT PROFESSOR) (Haramaya University Harar, 2024-06)

  Background: Congenital anomaly is defined as structural or functional anomalies that occur during intrauterine life. Although some institution-based studies estimated the prevalence of congenital anomalies in Ethiopia, ...
• MAGNITUDE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS OF RECENT hiv-1 INFECTION AMONG NEWLY IDENTIFIED HIV-POSITIVE TESTED WITH THE ASANTE RAPID RECENCY ASSAY IN HEALTH FACILITIES OF HARARI REGION, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Muzemil Ebrahim Nure; ( Assis Profe) Lemma Demissie; (Assoc Profe) Fitsum Weldegebreal (Haramaya University, 2024-11)

  Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a virus that attacks the immune system. Globally, more than 79.3 million people have been infected with it and about 36.3 million people have died since the beginning of the epidemic. ...
• ANEMIA AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN LIVING IN KOLOJI CAMPS OF FAFAN ZONE OF SOMALI REGION, ETHIOPIA 

  NIMO AHMED ISMAEL (BSC); MERGA DHERESA (PhD, Ass. Prof); WENDIMIYE ASHENAFI (PhD, Ass. Prof). (Haramaya University, 2024-08)

  Background: Anemia during pregnancy is a major cause of morbidity and mortality of pregnant women in developing countries and has both maternal and fetal consequences. The regional estimates of anemia among pregnant ...
• TIME TO RECOVERY FROM ECLAMPSIA, AND ITS PREDICTORS AMONG PREGNANT AND POSTPARTUM MOTHERSADMITTED TO SELECTED PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF HARARI REGION AND DIRE DAWA CITY ADMINISTRATION, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Nano Belama (BSc, MSc); Adisu Birhanu (MPH, Assistant Professor); Dumessa Edessa (MSc, Assistant Professor) (Haramaya University Harar, 2024-06)

  Background:Eclampsia is defined by a sudden onset of generalized tonic-clonic convulsions in a patient having signs and symptomsof preeclampsia. Mothers with eclampsia can face potentially fatal complications such as ...
• ANTI-DIABETIC ACTIVITIES OF 80% METHANOL EXTRACT AND SOLVENT FRACTIONS OF CROTON MACROSTACHYUS HOCHST. EX DELILE (EUPHORBIACEAE) 

  Nahom Samuel (B.pharm); Dr. Tadesse Bekele (PhD); Dr. Abraham Nigussie (PhD) (Haramaya University Harar, 2024-11)

  Background: Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a chronic metabolic disorder characterized by high blood sugar levels. Managing DM has been challenging due to limited treatment options, high costs, and potential side effects of ...
• SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES UTILIZATION AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG HIGH SCHOOL ADOLESCENTS IN JIGJIGA TOWN, SOMALI REGION, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  MUSTEFE HASSEN MAHAMED; Jemal Yusuf (MPH, Assistant professor); Merga Deresa (PhD, Associate professor) (Haramaya University Harar, 2024-09)

  Background: Adolescence is a period in which rapid physical, social and psychological development takes place. It is a period of opportunity, but also full of health risks. However, the family guidance center in Jigjiga ...
• NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PRETERM NEONATES ADMITTED TO NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNITS OF PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF HARAR TOWN AND DIRE DAWA CITY ADMINISTRATION, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  MULUALEM ADDIS (BSC); Mr. Adera Debella (Assistant professor); Mr. Genanaw Atnafe (Assistant professor) (Haramaya University, 2024-10)

  Background: Necrotizing Enterocolitis is the most common multifactorial and devastating gastrointestinal medical/surgical emergency that primarily affects premature neonates. It has a much higher burden in developing ...
• SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES UTILIZATION AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG ADOLESCENTSATTENDING SECONDARY SCHOOL IN META DISTRICT, OROMIA REGION, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  MOTI TULU GEMEDA; Mr. Jemal Yusuf; Dr. Haymanot Mezmur (Haramaya University, Haramaya, 2023-02)

  Background:Adolescence is a period in which rapid physical, social and psychological development takes place. It is a critical developmental period as a significant portion of the disease and injury burden encountered, ...
• SURVIVAL STATUS AND PREDICTORS OF MORTALITY AMONG LOW-BIRTH-WEIGHT NEONATES ADMITTED TO NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNITS IN SELECTED PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF DIRE DAWA CITY ADMINSTRATION AND HARARI REGIONAL STATE , EASTERN ETHIOPIA, 2024. 

  Mekonine Tegenegn (BSC); Mr Teshale Mulatu(MSc, Assistant Professor); Mr Yohannes Baye (MSc, Assistant Professor) (Haramaya University Harar, 2024-07)

  Background: Low-Birth-Weight is a serious public health concern in low- and middle-income countries. Globally, more than 20.5 million neonates were born as low-birth-weight and more than 96% of these Low-Birth-Weight ...
• MAGNITUDE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS OF OUT-OF-POCKET MEDICAL EXPENDITURE AMONG OUTPATIENTS VISITING PUBLIC HOSPITALS IN JIGJIGA TOWN SOMALI REGION, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Mahamed Muhumed Ahmed; Mr.Addisu Berhanu(Mph, Assistant professor of Biostatistics); Mr. Belay Negash (Mph, Assistant professor of HSM) (Haramaya University Harar, 2024-07)

  Background:Out-of-pocket medical payments are expenditures stood directly by a patient where insurance does not cover the full cost of the health good or service. This expenditure includes any payment related to medical ...
• POST ABORTION FAMILY PLANNING ACCEPTANCE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG WOMEN UTILIZING ABORTION SERVICE, IN HEALTH FACILITIES OF HARARI REGION, EASTERN ETHIOPIAN 

  Maruf Mohammed; Prof Negga Asseffa; (Assis Profe) Negga Baraki (Haramaya University, 2023-11)

  Background: In Ethiopia, abortion is a leading cause of maternal mortality. Although there is some investigation on post-abortion family planning acceptance among women who utilize abortion services, the immediate post ...
• VIROLOGICAL TREATMENT FAILURE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG ADULTS ON FIRST-LINE ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY IN DIRE DAWA, EASTERN ETHIOPIA: A HEALTH-FACILITY BASED CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY 

  Kenesa Tesema Dibaba; Melkamu Merid (MPH, Assistant Professor); Dumessa Edessa (MSc, Assistant Professor) (Haramaya University Harar, 2023-12)

  Background: First-line antiretroviral therapy (ART) failure reduces the benefits of the ART program and leads to switching to more expensive and the challenging implementation of second-line ART. Routine viral load ...
• OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN NUTRITION 

  KADRA AHMED OMAR (BSC.; Dr. Anteneh Berhane (PhD., Assistant Professor); Haymanot Mezmur (PhD., Assistant Professor) (Haramaya University, Haramaya, 2024-09)

  Introduction: Lactating mothers food security and optimum dietary practice is indispensable for maintaining health of mothers and child. During breastfeeding, energy and nutrient need to increase and meeting them is ...
• PREVALENCE OF ANEMIA AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG UNDER FIVE YEARS CHILDREN VISITING SELECTED HEALTH FACILITIES IN GAROWE CITY, PUTLAND, SOMALIA 

  Juweriyo Jama Gelle (BSc); Jemal Mohammed (MSC, Assistant Professor); Zelalem Teklemariam (MSC, Associate Professor) (Haramaya University Harar, 2024-07)

  Background: Anemia is a worldwide public health problem that occurs in all age groups but, under five years children are mostly affected. However, Anemia among children under five in Somalia is a critical public health ...
• HEALTH OUTCOME AMONG ADULT ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY SERVICE USERS UNDER HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS TEST AND TREAT PROGRAM IN WEST HARARGHAE ZONE PUBLIC HEALTH FACILITIES ASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  Jegnaw Zenebe; (PhD)Agumasie Semahegn; (PhD)Haymanot Mezmur (Haramaya University, 2024-04)

  Background: Globally 38 million people were living with human immunodeficiency virus and among them 1.7 million were newly infected and thousands had died of the disease. Ethiopia is one of HIV high burden countries with ...
• ANTIHYPERTENSIVE MEDICATION ADHERENCE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG ADULT HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS AT PUBLIC HOSPITALS IN EAST HARARGHE ZONE, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  JEMAL YOUSUF MUMME (BSc); Indeshaw Ketema (MSc, Assistant Professor); Dr. Kedir Teji (PhD, Associate Professor) (Haramaya University Harar, 2024-05)

  Background: Adherence refers to the extent to which a person’s behavior of taking medication and making healthy life style changes corresponds with recommendations from the medical or health care providers’ advice. ...
• PREDICTORS AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THIRD-GENERATION CEPHALOSPORIN RESISTANTKLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE BLOODSTREAM INFECTIONS IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS ADMITTED TO HIWOT FANA COMPREHENSIVE SPECIALIZED HOSPITALIN 2021: A NESTED CASE-CONTROL STUDY. 

  JabirAliye Abdulahi (MD); Lola Madrid Castillo (PhD, Pediatrician, Epidemiologist); Lemma Demissie (MPH, Assistant Professor of Biostatistics) (Haramaya University Harar, 2024-04)

  Background: Antimicrobial resistance is a global health threat, with an increasing burden of drug-resistant infections, especially insub-Saharan Africa.Third-generation cephalosporin resistantKlebsiella pneumoniae (3GCR-KP) ...
• PREVALENCE OF INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG UNDER-FIVE CHILDREN VISITING PUBLIC HOSPITAL’S OF HARAR TOWN, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  SOLYANA TEKA (B.Sc.); EPHREM TEFERA (PHD, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR); JEMAL MOHAMMED (M.Sc., ASSISTANT PROFESSOR) (Haramaya University Harar, 2024-04)

  Background: Intestinal parasitosis is a group of diversified illnesses causing significant morbidity and mortality throughout the world. Under-five Children in under-developed nations, like Ethiopia, face serious health ...

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