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Beth Phillips

TitleResearch Analyst
InstitutionUniversity of California San Francisco
DepartmentGHS - Central Admin
Address550 16th. Street
San Francisco CA 94158
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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 Research Analyst for the SPARQ project in Global Health Sciences. During and since her graduate work at the University of Arizona in Global Family and Child Health, Beth has managed field logistics, data management, and study implementation for numerous multi-site, global health interventions and research programs. She has field-based, program management experience in South Africa, Namibia, Uganda, American Samoa, Navajo Nation, South Sudan, Nigeria, and the San Francisco Bay Area. Of note, Beth managed the guinea worm eradication program in Eastern Region of South Sudan with The Carter Center, and as a Fulbright Scholar, she led a multi-site, cross-sectional evaluation of obstetric fistula treatment services in Nigeria. Beth served with the US Peace Corps Community Health Program in Namibia (2005-2007) and Uganda (2008-2010), where her women’s health activism and commitment to community-based research were strengthened. Most recently, Beth coordinated two RCTS to measure the health and behavioral outcomes associated with comprehensive nutrition programs for low-income adults living with HIV and/or other chronic diseases in the San Francisco and Alameda Counties.


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    1. Phillips B, Ononokpono DN, Udofia NW. Complicating causality: patient and professional perspectives on obstetric fistula in Nigeria. Cult Health Sex. 2016 Sep; 18(9):996-1009. PMID: 26958903.
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    2. Phillips, B.Impacts of treatment practices among vesicovaginal fistula patients and practitioners in Nigeria. Journal of Women's Health, Issues and Care. 2014.
    3. Ernst KC, Phillips B, Duncan BD. Slums are not places for children to live: vulnerabilities, health outcomes, and possible interventions. Adv Pediatr. 2013; 60(1):53-87. PMID: 24007840.
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    4. Clarissa Phillips, Sonia Cota-Robles, Margaret Knight, Judith Francis, Elizabeth Phillips, and Laurie Mazerbo.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.
    5. Phillips B, Phillips DA. Learning from youth exposed to domestic violence: decentering DV and the primacy of gender stereotypes. Violence Against Women. 2010 Mar; 16(3):291-312. PMID: 20093434.
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    6. Phillips, B.Gender and Modernities: Education amongst Cape Town's Poor Youth. Focus Anthropology. 2005; IV.
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