Prime Institute of Public Health

 

Dr. Usman Ahmad Raza

MS, MBBS

Director,
Public Health Interventions


Male
Languages: English, Urdu, Pashto
Expertise: Health Information Systems, Project Management
Research Interests: Health Information Systems, Project Management

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Phone: +92-91-5202169 Ext. 102







Profile
Dr. Usman Ahmad Raza has graduated from Harvard School of Public Health with a degree in Health Policy & Management. Dr. Raza has worked in the Department of Community Health Sciences as an Assistant Professor on his return to Pakistan. Being a devout IT enthusiast, he has implemented health information systems for several health projects. He has also served as Program Officer at GFATM. Currently, he is the Director, Public Health Interventions Unit at Prime Foundation, Pakistan. Dr. Raza has served in a variety of roles involving public health policy development on national and international fronts. Coming from a medical background, Dr. Raza has seen the challenges Pakistan’s health sector faces. These challenges have inspired him to devote his career to understanding complex health issues. With an eye for informatics, he hopes to reshape healthcare delivery models to improve health quality and safety.

Dr. Usman's professional and research interests include Health Information Technology, mHealth and Healthcare Quality.

Publications

  • Rahman F, Butt IH, Anwar S, Abdullah AS, Raza UA. Equity & Sustainability Oriented Cataract Care Model (FIMA Project Experience in El-Genina, Darfur West, Sudan). Ophthalmology Update. April-June 2011, Vol. 9 (2): 27-29.
  • Irfan M, Anwar S, Raza UA, Qayum M. Assessing the psychosocial support services for displaced persons in pakistan based on SPHERE standards and indicators. Journal of Postgraduate Medical Institute (Khyber Medical University). April-June 2011, Vol. 25 (02): 118 – 126.
  • Qayum M, Anwar S, Raza UA, Qayum E, Qayum N, Qayum F. Assessment of Health Services on Relevant Primary Health Care Principles in Internally Displaced People of Pakistan Based on SPHERE Standards and Indicators. Journal of the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan. May 2011, Vol. 21 (5): 315-316.
  • Qayum M, Anwar S, Raza UA, Gul R, Qayum E. Quality of Tuberculosis Control: A Case Study of Displaced Population of Jalozai, Pakistan. Pakistan Journal of Chest Medicine. October-December 2010, Vol. 16, No. 4.
  • Qayum M, Anwar S, Raza UA. SPHERE based assessment of water access, quantity, perceived quality and sanitation in internally displaced people of Pakistan. Gomal Journal of Medical Sciences. July-December 2010, Vol. 8, No. 2.
  • Helping the war afflicted – Refugee camps in Jalalah. Raza UA. (Available at: http://hsphconnection.blogspot.com/2010/02/helping-war-afflicted-refugee-camps-in.html)
  • Zeeshan MF, Raza UA, Sarwar G. Age, sex, regional distribution of obese ischemic heart disease in tertiary hospitals of Peshawar. Journal of Medical Sciences (Khyber Medical College). January 2007; 5(1):18-21.
  • Frequency of abnormal waist circumference and associated risk factors in healthy adults. Noor M, Raza UA, Zeeshan MF, Mohammad W. Journal of Postgraduate Medical Institute (Khyber Medical University). 2007; 21(4):248-255.

Dr. Muhammad Fazal Zeeshan

PhD, MS, MPH, MBBS

Assistant Professor,
Postgraduate Programs Unit

Curriculum Development Lead

Male
Languages: English, Urdu, Pashto
Expertise: Healthcare Quality Improvement, Patient Safety, Health Systems
Research Interests: Healthcare Quality Improvements and Patient Safety

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Phone:+92-91-5202169 Ext. 301







Profile
Dr. Muhammad Fazal Zeeshan, a Fulbright fellow, did his PhD in Public Health (2013) from the Ohio State University majoring in Health Services Management and Policy. During his stay in USA, he also completed his MS in Health Services Management and Policy (2010), and an Interdisciplinary Graduate Specialization in Global Health (2011). Dr. Zeeshan, after his graduation from Khyber Medical College, Pakistan (2005) also did a Masters in Public Health with distinction (2007).

Through out his career, Dr. Zeeshan has been involved in various research studies. His main focus is on patient safety and healthcare quality improvement. Other areas of interest include healthcare management, healthcare workflow improvement, basic health services research, and global health.

Publications

  • Bertrand JT, Sullivan TM, Knowles EA, Zeeshan MF, Shelton JD. Contraceptive Method Skew and Shifts in Method Mix In Low- and Middle-Income Countries. International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health, 2014, 40(3): 144–153.
  • Zeeshan MF, Dembe AE, Seiber EE, Lu B. Incidence of adverse events in an integrated US healthcare system: a retrospective observational study of 82,784 surgical hospitalizations. Patient Safety in Surgery 2014 8:23.
  • Zeeshan MF, Dembe, AE. Estimates of costs related to adverse events in a U.S. hospital setting. Poster session presented at: International Forum on Quality and Safety in Health Care; 2014 April 8-11; Paris, France.
  • Zeeshan MF, Dembe AE, Moffatt‐Bruce SD, Campbell III JR. Adverse Event Reporting for Patients Receiving Various Types of Inpatient Surgery. Poster presentation at AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting 2012, Orlando FL, USA.
  • Zeeshan MF, Raza UA, Sarwar G. Age, sex, regional distribution of obese ischemic heart disease in tertiary hospitals of Peshawar. J. Med. Sci. (Peshawar, Print). January 2007; 5(1): 18‐21.
  • Noor M, Raza UA, Zeeshan MF, Muhammad W. Frequency of abnormal waist circumference and associated risk factors in healthy individuals. J Postgrad Med Inst. 2007; 21 (4): 248­‐55.
  • Noor M, Iman N, Raza U, Zeeshan MF. Assessment of frequency and the risk factors of obesity based on body mass index in 1031 healthy adults from north west frontier province of Pakistan. J. Med. Sci. (Peshawar, Print). January 2008; 16(1): 34‐42.