Emmanuel Mawuli Abalo

Environmental Science

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The researcher's work encompasses a comprehensive exploration of healthcare improvements in rural Ghana, addressing both individual and systemic challenges. Their research delves into complementary and alternative medicine practices during pregnancy, climate-smart agricultural innovations among small farmers, mobile health applications and technology adoption, patient satisfaction with healthcare professionals, social dynamics influencing health outcomes, global maternal and child health systems, environmental education on sanitation effectiveness, poverty-related initiatives in agriculture, gendered labor and family structures, forest degradation impacts via religious practices, and the interplay of environmental factors with climate variability.

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‘We are nothing without herbs’: a story of herbal remedies use during pregnancy in rural Ghana(2019)

Motivations, enablers and barriers to the adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices by smallholder farmers: Evidence from the transitional and savannah agroecological zones of Ghana(2021)

Lessening barriers to healthcare in rural Ghana: providers and users’ perspectives on the role of mHealth technology. A qualitative exploration(2020)

Knowledge, attitude, and use of mHealth technology among students in Ghana: A university-based survey(2019)

A survey of the genesis of stress and its effect on the academic performance of midwifery students in a college in Ghana(2019)

Correlates of Sleep Quality: A Pilot Descriptive Cross-Sectional Survey among Undergraduate Students in a Ghanaian University(2023)

“I prefer a male nurse to a female nurse”: patients’ preference for, and satisfaction with nursing care provided by male nurses at the Komfo Anokye teaching hospital(2019)

Religion and Health: exploration of attitudes and health perceptions of faith healing users in urban Ghana(2018)

A Review of the Triple Gains of Waste and the Way Forward for Ghana(2018)

Facilitators of and barriers to the use of healthcare services from a user and provider perspective in Ejisu-Juaben municipality, Ghana(2018)

Pregnant women’s perception and attitudes toward modern and traditional midwives and the perceptional impact on health seeking behaviour and status in rural Ghana(2018)

Informal health care: examining the role of women and challenges faced as caregivers in rural and urban settings in Ghana(2018)

Why does inaccessibility widely exist in healthcare in Ghana? Understanding the reasons from past to present(2019)

Does the Ghanaian livelihood empowerment against poverty programme lead to an increase in household productive livelihood assets? Analysing the Ashanti scenario(2017)

Environmental sanitation unleashed: Effectiveness and challenges of the National Sanitation Day as a community sanitation participatory approach in Aboabo, Ghana(2017)

Geographical Differences in Perceived Health Status Among Older Adults in Ghana: Do Gender and Educational Status Matter?(2018)

The syncline and anticline nature of poverty among farmers: Case of cashew farmers in the Jaman South District of Ghana(2018)

“The Reality from the Myth”: The poor as main agents of forest degradation: Lessons from Ashanti Region, Ghana(2017)

Arable and forest land user rent in a peri-urban district, Ghana(2019)

Perceived synergy between deforestation and/or forest degradation and climate variability and change in the Ejisu-Juaben Municipality, Ghana(2017)

Correction to: Religion and health: exploration of attitudes and health perceptions of faith healing users in urban Ghana(2018)

Experience with the Cholera-El Tor Epidemic in Capiz.(1962)

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