ProfessorSeye Abimbola

Social Policy and the Root Causes of Health Inequality

Social Policy and the Root Causes of Health Inequality

“Are communities leading the way?”: Assessing community stakeholder involvement in Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response (PPPR) planning and oversight in Malawi and Zambia

An Innovation Platform to Strengthen Primary Health Care Systems for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians: A Methodologically Pluralist Evaluation

Bridging Theory and Practice of Health System Governance in Fragile, Conflictaffected, and Vulnerable States

Decision-making for water management and health in Fiji: A look from community to national

Enhancing Community Health Workers’ Communication Capabilities Across Their Multiple Roles in Indonesia

How the securitisation of health issues influences international, national, and sub-national decision-making

Multisectoral action to address child malnutrition at a district level in Aceh, Indonesia

The Subtle Art of Learning in Health Systems

Towards dignity-based knowledge practices in Global Health

What do Community Health Workers need to Provide Comprehensive Care that Incorporates Non-Communicable Diseases?

Whose Equity? Gender Equality as a Site for Examining Power, Knowledge, and Politics in Development Policy and Practice