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Anne Paxton

Associate Professor of Clinical Epidemiology
Associate Professor of Clinical Population and Family Health
Director, Master's Program, Department of Epidemiology

and:
Director, Global Health Track
Biography:
Dr. Anne Paxton has worked for 20 years in public health programs in developing countries, with a particular focus on maternal mortality prevention, nutrition in pregnancy, and blindness prevention. She has expertise in the areas of program design, monitoring & evaluation, and applied research.
Education & Training:

DrPH, Columbia University, 1994

MPH, Columbia University, 1984

BA, Princeton University, 1981

Selected
Global
Activities:
Selected Publications:
    Anne Paxton, Patricia Bailey, Samantha Lobis.  "The UN Process Indicators for emergency obstetric care: Reflections based on a decade of experience." International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology  2006

    Bailey P, Paxton A, Lobis S, Fry D "Measuring progress towards the MDG for maternal health: Including a measure of the health system's capacity to treat obstetric complications." Int J Gynecol Obstet  93 292-299 2006

    Paxton A, Bailey P, Lobis S, Fry D "Global patterns in availability of emergency obstetric care." Int J Gynaecol Obstet  93 300-307 2006

    Patricia Bailey, Anne Paxton, Samantha Lobis, Deborah Fry  "The availability of life-saving obstetric services in developing countries: an in-depth look at the signal functions for emergency obstetric care. International" Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology  93  2006

    Deborah Maine, Anne Paxton, Patricia Bailey, George Patterson  "Research Note: Estimating Maternal Deaths Averted: A Field-Based Methodology." International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology  89 221-230 2005

    Anne Paxton, Deborah Maine, Lynn Freedman, Deborah Fry, Samantha Lobis  "The Evidence Base for Emergency Obstetric Care." International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology 2005 88(2) 181-193 2005

    Lobis S, Fry D, Paxton A "Emergency obstetric care in the United States: availability, access and utilization." IJGO 2004

    Liu H, Ou B, Paxton A, Zhao P, Xu J, Long D, Li Z, Yang J, Zhong L, Lietman T, Chen L, Pizzarello LD "Rapid assessment of trachoma in Hainan Province, China: validation of new World Health Organization methodology" Ophthalmic Epidemiology 9(2) 97-104 2002

    A Paxton, The Singida Trachoma Study Team  "Rapid assessment of trachoma prevalence--Singida, Tanzania. A study to compare assessment methods" Ophthalmic Epidemiology 8(2-3) 87-96 2001

    Paxton A, Lederman SA, Heymsfield SB, Wang J, Thornton JC, Pierson RN Jr. "Anthropometric equations for studying body fat in pregnant women " AJCN 67(1) 104-10 1998

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