Bio

Dr. Fabliha Fyrose is a dedicated senior research physician with multidisciplinary training in public health, epidemiology, health economics, and clinical research. She completed her MBBS from Ibrahim Medical College (2007–2013). She later pursued postgraduate studies, earning an MPH from the National Institute of Preventive and Social Medicine (NIPSOM) and completing an Executive Master’s in Health Economics (EMHE) from the Institute of Health Economics, University of Dhaka. She also received advanced training in biostatistics through the STATA program at ISRT. Dr. Fyrose’s research interests span public health, clinical epidemiology, and health economics, with a focus on maternal and child health, infectious disease epidemiology, and health systems research. She has contributed to several impactful peer-reviewed publications, including studies on COVID-19 vaccine side effects among physicians, the effectiveness of antenatal care in preventing adverse birth outcomes, and maternal health improvements in tertiary-care settings. Her methodological expertise includes scientific writing and publication, statistical analysis, protocol development, and thesis/dissertation supervision. She has completed multiple advanced workshops at CMRD, including sessions on correlation and regression analysis, randomized controlled trials, longitudinal study design, and the 60-Minute Research module.

Education

• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (2013)
• Master of Public Health (2021)
• Executive Masters in Health Economics (EMHE) (2024)

Professional Activities

• Scientific publication
• Statistical analysis
• Thesis/dissertation writing
• Protocol framing

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