Ruth polycarp Amadi

About

I have a strong background in public health research, data collection, and program supervision, with experience working with organizations such as the Clinton Health Access Initiative, the International Rescue Committee, and Marie Stopes International. I am skilled in both qualitative and quantitative research methods, including the use of digital tools like Kobo Collect and ODK, conducting FGDs, administering questionnaires, and ensuring data accuracy and quality control. My research focus centers on public health, primary health care, malaria control, and reproductive health. I am particularly interested in using evidence-based data to strengthen health systems, improve community-level interventions, and support policy and program development.