Jahn Frederik Frøen Froen

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University of Oslo

Norway

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Jahn Frederik Frøen Froen is a Professor at the University of Oslo, Norway. His research primarily focuses on digital health interventions, maternal and child health, and health system performance. Recent articles include studies on electronic immunization registries and antenatal care in various low-resource settings, including Rwanda and Bangladesh. His work aims to improve health outcomes through innovative solutions in healthcare delivery and data utilization.

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Florida International University

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Uppsala University

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University of Bergen

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Articles (9)

Electronic Immunization Registry in Rwanda: Qualitative Study of Health Worker Experiences

Comparison of a palm-based biometric solution with a name-based identification system in rural Bangladesh

A digital health registry with clinical decision support for improving quality of antenatal care in Palestine (eRegQual): a pragmatic, cluster-randomised, controlled, superiority trial.

FIGO good practice recommendations on the importance of registry data for monitoring rates and health systems performance in prevention and management of preterm birth

Determinants of utilization of antenatal and delivery care at the community level in rural Bangladesh

Development of a targeted client communication intervention for pregnant and post-partum women: a descriptive study.

Gestational age recorded at delivery versus estimations using antenatal care data from the Electronic Maternal and Child Health Registry in the West Bank: a comparative analysis.

Developing targeted client communication messages to pregnant women in Bangladesh: a qualitative study.

Antenatal Uterotonics as a Risk Factor for Intrapartum Stillbirth and First-day Death in Haryana, India: A Nested Case-control Study.

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Mahima Venkateswaran

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