Beth Phillips, MPH

Title(s)Project Director, Family Community Medicine
SchoolSchool of Medicine
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    University of Arizona, Tucson AZMPH2012Global Family and Child Health
    Willamette University, Salem ORBA2005Anthropology and Gender Studies
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    Fulbright2015University of Uyo, Nigeria
    Phi Betta Kappa2005Willamette University

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    Beth Phillips is a Project Director with the Innovations for Choice and Autonomy (ICAN) Program, a joint collaborative between the Family and Community Medicine Department and Institute for Health and Aging at UCSF and partners in Africa. She currently runs three contraceptive care implementation research projects in Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria and Uganda that aim to innovate contraceptive counseling and follow-up care to support women's decision making. Over the past 15 years, Beth has led implementation of numerous multi-site, global reproductive health research and intervention programs. She has extensive field-based experience in implementation science across several geographies, most recently including Ethiopia, Ghana, India, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Nigeria, South Sudan, Uganda, Namibia, South Africa, San Francisco Bay Area, American Samoa, and the Navajo Nation. She also served twice with the US Peace Corps (Namibia and Uganda), earned a Masters in Global Family and Child Health from University of Arizona, and completed a Fulbright Fellowship on obstetric fistula treatment in Nigeria.

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    1. Complicating causality: patient and professional perspectives on obstetric fistula in Nigeria. Cult Health Sex. 2016 09; 18(9):996-1009. Phillips BS, Ononokpono DN, Udofia NW. PMID: 26958903.
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    2. Impacts of treatment practices among vesicovaginal fistula patients and practitioners in Nigeria. Journal of Women's Health, Issues and Care. 2014. Phillips, B.
    3. Child Immunization Status Among a Sample of Adolescent Mothers: Comparing the Validity of Measurement Strategies. Journal of Family Social Work. 2011; 14(4):326-334. Clarissa Phillips, Sonia Cota-Robles, Margaret Knight, Judith Francis, Elizabeth Phillips, and Laurie Mazerbo.
    4. Learning from youth exposed to domestic violence: decentering DV and the primacy of gender stereotypes. Violence Against Women. 2010 Mar; 16(3):291-312. Phillips B, Phillips DA. PMID: 20093434.
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    5. Gender and Modernities: Education amongst Cape Town's Poor Youth. Focus Anthropology. 2005; IV. Phillips, B.
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