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About

Tadesse Belayneh is a senior non-physician anesthetist and academic staff member (associate professor of clinical anesthesia and public health) at the University of Gondar, Ethiopia. He received his PhD in Public Health (Pelvic Organ Prolapse) from University of Gondar in 2021. His MPH degree in Public Health from the University of Gondar, Ethiopia in 2010; and his BSc degree in Nurse Anesthesia from University of Gondar, Ethiopia in 2006. He is engaged in clinical care, teaching, and research in the fields of women health, anesthesia and perioperative medicine. His research interests focus on perioperative care and outcomes, surgical quality improvement, implementation research, and maternal and surgical health in low-resource settings. Tadesse Belayneh has been engaged in several research projects and produced scientific papers in international peer-reviewed journals.

Grants and Awards

GRANTS AND AWARDS

•  Awarded $ 73,442 by Conquer Cancer, the ASCO Foundation and Pfizer Global Medical Grants (Grant identifier: 93125025) as a co-author on the project titled "Improving Outcomes in Breast Cancer Surgery: Integrating Enhanced Recovery Protocols to Reduce Hospital Stays and Complications”

 Co-coordinator, Improvement of Disaster and Mass-causality Preparedness and Management through Empowering Lay Frist-respondent Prehospital care provision and Health professionals working in health facilities in University of Gondar referral hospital catchment area, Amhara reginal state, Ethiopia, 2021/2022.

 Co-PI, Symptomatic Pelvic Floor Disorders: Epidemiology, management and their treatment outcome, in central Gondar Zone, October 2020- June2022

 PI, Reducing Maternal Morbidity through Integrated Services for Women Suffering from Long Standing Pelvic Organ Prolapse in Dabat District: A Community based follow up study with community service (2017).

 DAAD in-country/ In-Region PhD research fellowship in 2016.

 Co-PI, Post-crash management training (basic life support and selected first aid given for trauma victims) for traffic police and driving license offering instructors of North Gondar Zone and city administration.

 PI, Characteristics and treatment outcomes of pulmonary Tuberculosis patients who “transfer-out” from University of Gondar hospital, Northwest Ethiopia. Sponsored by Tuberculosis Research Advisory Committee of the Federal Ministry of Health and Armauer Hansen Research Institute - TRAC/AHRI. 2014.

Supervision

• Research advisor of PhD fellows (4 as main supervisor and 3 as co-supervisor) and more than 10 MSC students at the University of Gondar

Publication

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