Santosh Sharma

Assistant Professor of Public Health

University of Limerick

Ireland

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Santosh Sharma is an Assistant Professor of Public Health at the University of Limerick, Ireland. His research focuses on health issues related to India, including health system performance, risk behaviors associated with HIV, and violence among husbands. He has contributed significantly to studies on antimicrobial stewardship and its impact on antimicrobial resistance in Ireland. His recent publications reflect a commitment to addressing public health disparities through empirical evidence and analysis.

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Colum P Dunne

University of Limerick

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Ailish Hannigan

health research institute university of limerick limerick ireland

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Experiences from Burn Registry Pilot Study in Northern India: Patient Profile and Implementation Perspectives

Data quality of out-of-pocket payment on institutional delivery in India

Tracking changes in HIV-related risk behaviour among men aged 15–54 in high HIV prevalence states in India: evidence from NFHSs

Evidence for antimicrobial stewardship and reduced antimicrobial resistance in the Mid-West of Ireland, 2012 to 2023: findings from a One Health study

Neonatal bacteraemia in Ireland: A ten-year single-institution retrospective review

Prevalence and risk factors of physical violence against husbands: evidence from India

Prevalence and risk factors of physical violence against husbands: evidence from India

Are institutional deliveries equitable in the southern states of India? A benefit incidence analysis

Is pay for performance promoting inverse inequality in Irish general practice?

Linkages between consanguinity, pregnancy outcomes and offspring mortality in twenty-first century India

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Colum P Dunne

Ailish Hannigan

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