Dr Babatunde A ODUGBEMI

MBBS (Lagos), MPH (Sheffield), FWACP (Comm.H.)

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babatunde.odugbemi@lasucom.edu.ng

Academic Background, Trainings, Skills, Positions, Teaching, Achievements (in Summary).

Dr Odugbemi is trained in both clinical and public health research. His areas of interest are Epidemiology, Global Health and Environmental Health. He teaches these and a range of other Public Health courses to undergraduate and postgraduate students at the College. He is also actively involved in the training of resident doctors in public health fellowship training. He has served as consultant to government, non-governmental and international agencies on various issues of public health importance. He is currently an Editorial Board Member of BMC Public Health and the Assistant Editor of the Journal of Community Medicine and Primary Health Care.

Research Interests/Specialisations

Environmental and social determinants of health, Uptake of disease preventive measures, Health of older adults, health system improvement.

Project

Title: Effectiveness of Primary Health Care Governance Structures in Enhancement of Service Availability and Utilization. Funder: Lagos State Government (Ministry of Health) project funded by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Duration: 2022

Role: Co-Principal Investigator. [Principal Investigator: Prof. KO Wright].

Title: Primary Health care Workers as change agents for preventing COVID-19 Transmission in Lagos State. Funder: Lagos State Research and Innovation Council (LASRIC).

Duration: 2020-2021
Role: Investigator. [Principal Investigator: Prof. OO Odusanya].

Publications

1. AKINYINKA MR, BAKARE OQ, ODUGBEMI BA, ADEBAYO BI, ADENIRAN A, GOODMAN OO, POPOOLA BF, WRIGHT KO, KUYINU Y AND ODUSANYA OO. (2024). et al.
A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY OF PERCEPTION, MYTHS AND MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT COVID-19 AMONG INTERNET USERS IN LAGOS DURING THE 2020 CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC. ANNALS OF CLINICAL SCIENCES, 9(1): 8-20.

A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY OF PERCEPTION, MYTHS AND MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT COVID-19 AMONG INTERNET USERS IN LAGOS DURING THE 2020 CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC. ANNALS OF CLINICAL SCIENCES, 9(1): 8-20.

LINKED JOURNAL

2. OLADIMEJI O, ATIBA BP, ANYIAM FE, ODUGBEMI BA, AFOLARANMI T, ZOAKAH AI, HORSBURGH CR. (2023).
GENDER AND DRUG-RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS IN NIGERIA. TROP. MED INFECT. DIS., 8(2), 104.

GENDER AND DRUG-RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS IN NIGERIA. TROP. MED INFECT. DIS.,
8(2), 104.

HTTPS://DOI.ORG/10.3390/TROPICALMED8020104

3. ODUSANYA OO, ADENIRAN A, BAKARE OQ, ODUGBEMI BA, ENIKUOMEHIN O, JEJE O, EMECHEBE A. (2022). et al.
BUILDING CAPACITY OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE WORKERS AND CLIENTS ON COVID- 19: RESULTS FROM A WEB-BASED TRAINING. PLOS ONE, 17(10): E0274750.

BUILDING CAPACITY OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE WORKERS AND CLIENTS ON COVID- 19: RESULTS FROM A WEB-BASED TRAINING. PLOS ONE, 17(10): E0274750.

doi: https://doi.org/10.1080/15381501.2020.1836543

4. ADEJIMI AA, OKUNADE KS, ODUKOYA OO, ROBERTS AA, ODUGBEMI BA, OSIBOGUN A. (2022)..
WILLINGNESS AND MOTIVATIONS TOWARDS VOLUNTEERING DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY AMONG FINAL YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTS IN LAGOS, NIGERIA. DIALOGUES IN HEALTH, 2022, 1, 100038.208_20

WILLINGNESS AND MOTIVATIONS TOWARDS VOLUNTEERING DURING THE COVID-19
PANDEMIC: A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY AMONG FINAL YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTS IN LAGOS,
NIGERIA. DIALOGUES IN HEALTH,

HTTP://DX.DOI.ORG/10.1016/J.DIALOG.2022.100038

5. WRIGHT KO, DAIRO MD, ODUGBEMI BA, ADEPOJU FO, ADEBAYO BI, DUROJAIYE TO ET AL. (2020).
MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT HIV INFECTION AND TESTING SERVICES: A QUALITATIVE PILOT SURVEY IN LAGOS. JOURNAL OF HIV/AIDS AND SOCIAL SERVICE, 19(4): 283-298.

MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT HIV INFECTION AND TESTING SERVICES: A QUALITATIVE PILOT
SURVEY IN LAGOS. JOURNAL OF HIV/AIDS AND SOCIAL SERVICE, 19(4): 283-298.

HTTPS://DOI.ORG/10.1080/15381501.2020.1836543

6. KUYINU YA, GOODMAN OO, ODUGBEMI BA, ADEYEYE OO, MOHAMMED AS, ODUSANYA OO. (2019). TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL MEASURES IN DOTS CENTRES IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TUBERCULOSIS AND LUNG DISEASE, 23(4): 474-481.

TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL MEASURES IN DOTS CENTRES IN
LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TUBERCULOSIS AND LUNG DISEASE, 23(4):
474-481.

doi: https://doi.org/10.1177/1757177419830779

7. AKINYINKA MR, BAKARE OQ, OLUWOLE EO AND ODUGBEMI BA. (2019).
HAND HYGIENE PRACTICES IN THE CONTEXT OF EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY OF LAGOS RESIDENTS. JOURNAL OF INFECTION PREVENTION, 1: 1-6.

HAND HYGIENE PRACTICES IN THE CONTEXT OF EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY OF LAGOS RESIDENTS. JOURNAL OF INFECTION PREVENTION, 1: 1-6.

doi: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12936-018-2222-8

8. ODUGBEMI BA, EZEUDU C, EKANEM A, KOLAWOLE M, AKANMU I, OLAWOLE A, NGLASS N, NZE C, IDENU E, AUDU BM, NTADOM G, ALEMU W, MPAZANJE R, CUNNINGHAM, AKUBUE A, AROWOLO T, BABATUNDE S. (2018).
PRIVATE SECTOR MALARIA RDT INITIATIVE IN NIGERIA: LESSONS FROM AN END-OF-PROJECT STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT. MALARIA J., 17: 70.

PRIVATE SECTOR MALARIA RDT INITIATIVE IN NIGERIA:
LESSONS FROM AN END-OF-PROJECT STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT. MALARIA J., 17: 70.

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jnma.2017.04.007

9. KUYINU YA, ODUGBEMI BA, SALISU-OLATUNJI SO, ADEPOJU FO AND ODUSANYA OO. (2018)
ACHARACTERISTICS OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS POSITIVE PATIENTS SCREENED FOR DRUG-RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS AT A TERTIARY HEALTH FACILITY IN LAGOS, NIGERIA. JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 110(1): 88-91.

CHARACTERISTICS OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS POSITIVE PATIENTS SCREENED FOR
DRUG-RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS AT A TERTIARY HEALTH FACILITY IN LAGOS, NIGERIA. JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 110(1): 88-91. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12936-016-1507-z

10. ODUGBEMI BA, WRIGHT KO, ONAJOLE AT, KUYINU YA, GOODMAN OO, ODUGBEMI TO AND ODUSANYA OO. (2016).
(2016). A MALARIOMETRIC SURVEY OF UNDER-FIVES RESIDING IN INDOOR RESIDUAL SPRAYING-IMPLEMENTING AND NON-IMPLEMENTING COMMUNITIES OF LAGOS, NIGERIA. MALARIA J., 15: 458.

A MALARIOMETRIC SURVEY OF UNDER-FIVES RESIDING IN INDOOR RESIDUAL SPRAYING-IMPLEMENTING AND NON-IMPLEMENTING COMMUNITIES OF LAGOS, NIGERIA. MALARIA J., 15: 458

HTTPS://DOI.ORG/10.1186/S12936-016-1507-Z

Dr Babatunde A ODUGBEMI