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Elizabeth Tobey

Elizabeth Tobey

Staff Associate, Population Council

Elizabeth Tobey, MSPH is a Staff Associate in the Reproductive Health Program at the Population Council and contributes to research aimed at ensuring access to high quality family planning and maternal health services globally. She supports a number of implementation science activities focused on improving family planning and maternal health policies and programs, such as the introduction of DMPA-SC, quality of care in family planning, worker health programming, and provider behavior change to improve postpartum hemorrhage outcomes. Elizabeth holds a Master of Science in Public Health degree from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

A woman self-injects DMPA-SC. Image credit: PATH/Will Boase
In-Depth Lessons from Ghana to Inform DMPA-SC Safe Storage and Disposal
Elizabeth TobeyKatey PeckDela NaiLeah JarvisMichelle Hindin March 25, 2021

Providing women with containers for DMPA-subcutaneous (DMPA-SC) storage and sharps can help to encourage safe self-injection practices at home. Improper disposal in pit latrines or open spaces remains an implementation challenge to safely scaling this ...

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