Sexual and Reproductive Health
Research activities
People in all parts of the world should be able to make informed decisions regarding their SRH. We maintain a broader perspective on the promotion of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and rights by addressing one overarching research question: “How can we improve SRH and focus on disease prevention and health promotion in a globalised world?”
We respect sexual and reproductive rights in enabling environments and build on scientific evidence to work towards equal access. Our work is focused on several critical intersections between four key populations and SRH topics.
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Advanced education
We continually contribute to education and teaching, both internally at ITM and externally. The SRH Research Group is involved in the:
Master of Science in Public Health:
HIV and STI Response (3-week course)
Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV (3-week course)
Qualitative and Mixed Methods research in International Health (Short Course)
Tropical Medicine and International Health (Postgraduate course)
Tropical Medicine for Bachelors in Nursing and Midwifery (Postgraduate course)
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Maternal and newborn health in urban areas
Our team is studying the dynamics of provision and utilisation of maternal and newborn health services in urban areas, particularly in large cities.