Dr. Taiwo A. OBEMBE

Year

Agency

Title

2013

Federal Ministry of Health and funded by W.H.O.

Oyo State Team for Mid-term Review/Joint Annual Review (MTR/JAR Exercise)

2013

Malaria Consortium

Oyo State Team for Baseline Assessment of Severe Malaria

2013

Mobilising Official Support for Developing, Implementing and Sustaining Livelihood and Life Skills Development Program for Youths in Ekiti State

2014

Staffing situation of primary health care facilities in Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria: Implications for attraction and retention policies

2014

Users’ Satisfaction with Services provided under National Health Insurance Scheme in Southwestern Nigeria

2014

A Qualitative Study on status of Implementation of School Health Programme in South-western Nigeria: Implications for Healthy Living of School Age Children in Developing Countries

2014

Perception and Willingness to participate in Midwives Service Scheme amongst Nursing and Midwifery Students in Southwestern Nigeria

2015

Doctor-Nurse Conflict in Nigerian Hospitals: Causes and Modes of Expression

Coping with out-of-pocket payments amongst urban poor to health services. A case study of South-western Nigeria 

The rates of out-of-pocket payment for health care services have remained high despite the introduction of health insurance in Nigeria. Population studies estimates a greater population living in rural areas and urban slums, which constitute a major proportion of the informal sector. This research thus aims to establish what are the coping mechanisms employed this marginalized population to out of pocket payments to the burden of out-of-pocket payments for health care services

Electronic payments in healthcare settings: Prospects and Challenges

The use of alternative sources of payments was introduced by the banking system in 2013 has been accepted by most businesses promoting efficiency with transfer of payments and security especially with large sums. This research explores the readiness of tertiary facilities to adopt the electronic payment systems which may significantly help to reduce long queues at payment points in hospital settings, thus improving coordination of patient care and prognosis.

Access and acceptability of female condoms amongst Polytechnic undergraduates

The acceptance of male condoms in a patriarchal dominated system such as Nigeria puts females at a disadvantage and limits their negotiation abilities in the face of sexual encounters. This research aims to explore the acceptability and barriers to access of female condoms amongst polytechnic undergraduates of Oyo state.

Evaluation of State Ambulance services in Oyo state

The Oyo State government established a state-wide ambulance response system in 2011, which is the first of its kind in Oyo State since democratic rule in 1999. However up till date, no evaluation has been performed to track progress, utilization and challenges that limit its effectiveness in the state. This research aims to assess Oyo State residents’ access to utilizing this laudable initiative and also to evaluate the competence of the ambulance officials in the discharge of prompt response sites, which is critical to limiting morbidities and mortalities in rescue and emergency conditions.

Knowledge, Perception and Practice of men with respect to Family Planning among Men in Atelewo community. A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the award of the award of MBBS; Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Nigeria.

The Tip of the Iceberg - New Recommendations for Screening Breast Cancer; A Failed Intervention; Published Wednesday, December 16, 2009; A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the award of MPH (Health Policy & Management) in the Boston University School of Public Health, USA.

Year

Author

Book

Title

2014

Obembe, T.A. and Osungbade, K.O.

Health Policy on Trauma/Trauma Management in Africa

Essential Emergency Surgical Skills for Africa

Year

Author

Title

Proceeding

2016

Obembe T.A., Odebunmi K.O., Latunji O.O., Adewumi A.D

2nd International Conference of Public Health, Sri Lanka

Drivers of Family Size amongst men from Urban Slums in Southwestern Nigeria: Implications on demographic transition – Paper ID: ICOPH

2016

Odebunmi K.O., Soyannwo O.A., Obembe T.A., Adisa A.M.

2nd International Conference of Public Health, Sri Lanka

Patterns of Referral and Services at the Palliative Care Unit of University College Hospital in South Western Nigeria. A 3-year review (Paper ID-A-187)

2016

Oyetade M.T., Dosunmu E.B., Obembe T.A., Odebunmi  K.O.

2nd International Conference of Public Health, Sri Lanka

Awareness and Practice of Dental Surgeon Technicians                                     towards Oral Hygiene Instructions and Motivation in Southwestern Nigeria (Paper ID-A-252)

Year

Author

Title

Publisher

Vol: Page

2014

Obembe, T.A.,Osungbade, K.O., Olumide, E.A., Ibrahim, C.M. and Fawole O.I.

Staffing situation of primary health care facilities in Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria: Implications for attraction and retention policies

American Journal of Social and Management Sciences Vol. 5 No. 2

84-90

2014

Osungbade, K.O., Obembe, T.A. and Oludoyi, A.

Users’ Satisfaction with Services provided under National Health Insurance Scheme in Southwestern Nigeria

International Journal of Tropical Disease and Health Vol. 4 No. 5

595-607

2014

Ademokun, O.A., Osungbade, K.O. and Obembe, T.A.

A Qualitative Study on status of Implementation of School Health Programme in South-western Nigeria: Implications for Healthy Living of School Age Children in Developing Countries

American Journal of Educational Research Vol. 2. No. 11

1076-1087

2014

Adewole, D.A., Adebayo, A.M. and Obembe, T.A.

Perception and Willingness to participate in Midwives Service Scheme amongst Nursing and Midwifery Students in Southwestern Nigeria

International Journal of Nursing and Midwifery Vol. 6. No. 8

108-116

2015

Olajide, A.T., Asuzu, M.C. and Obembe, T.A.

Doctor-Nurse Conflict in Nigerian Hospitals: Causes and Modes of Expression

British Journal of Medicine and Medical ResearchVol. 9 No. 10

1-12

2016

Ojewusi, A.A., Obembe, T.A., Oyedunni, O.S., Olugbayela, T.

Breast cancer awareness, attitude and screening practices in Nigeria: A systematic review

Clinical Review and Opinions Vol. 7 No. 2

11-25

2016

Obembe, T.A., Osungbade, K.O., Ademokun, O.M.

Awareness and Knowledge of National School Health Policy and School Health Programme among public secondary school teachers in Ibadan metropolis

Nigerian Medical Journal Vol. 57 No. 4

217-226

2017

Urua U, Osungbade K.O, Obembe T.A., Adeniji F.A.

A cost-analysis of road traffic injuries in a tertiary hospital in south-west Nigeria

International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17457300.2016.1278238

2017

Okoli, H.C., Obembe T.A., Osungbade, K.O., Adeniji, F.I.P., Adewole, D.A.

Self-referral patterns among Federal Civil servants in Oyo State, Southwestern Nigeria

Pan African Medical Journal. Vol 26 doi:10.11604/pamj.2017.26.105.11483

105

2017

Somotun O.A., Osungbade K.O., Akinyemi O.O., Obembe T.A., Adeniji F.I.P.

What factors influence the average length of stay among stroke patients in a Nigerian tertiary hospital?

Pan African Medical Journal. Vol 26 doi:10.11604/pamj.2017.26.228.12249.

228

2017

Ojewusi A.A., Obembe T.A., Williams A., Oluwagbayela B.

Teacher’s prostate cancer risk perspectives and uptake of screening practices in Nigeria

Journal of Cancer research and experimental Oncology; DOI: 10.5897/JCREO2016.0129

2017

Obembe T.A., Adebowale A.S., Odebunmi K.O.

Perceived confidence to use female condoms among students in Tertiary Institutions of a Metropolitan City Southwestern Nigeria

BMC Research Notes. 10 DOI 10.1186/s13104-017-2730-6.

398

2017

Obembe T.A., Osungbade, K.O., Ibrahim, C.M.

Appraisal of Primary Health Care Services in Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Nigeria: How committed are the health workers?

Pan African Medical Journal; Vol 28, No 138. DOI: 10.11604/pamj.2017.28.134.12444

2017

Obembe T.A., Odebunmi K.O., Osungbade, K.O., Adedokun B.O.

Influence of Knowledge of Spousal Fertility Cycles on Male Reproductive Health Participation in Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria

Afr J Reprod Health; Vol 21: No 3

76-88

2017

Utuk I.G., Osungbade K.O., Obembe T.A., Adewole D.A., Oladoyin V.O.

Stigmatising Attitudes towards co-workers with HIV in the workplace of a metropolitan state, Southwestern Nigeria

The Open AIDs Journa l. Vol.11

67-75

Year

Author

Title

Agency

2014

Osungbade, K.O., Sekoni, O.O., Adebayo, A.M., Akinyemi, O.O., Adegoke, O.O. andObembe, T.A

Mobilising official support for developing, implementing and sustaining livelihood and life skills development program                             for youths in Ekiti State - Baseline Report

Funded by the Ford Foundation through the Nigerian Academy of Science, University of Lagos

Year

Author

Title

Paper Presented

2017

Obembe T.A, Sharon Fonn, Jonathan Levin

College Research Innovation Management (CRIM)

Estimating the burden of catastrophic health care expenditures among Slum Dwellers in a Metropolitan State of Southwestern Nigeria

2017

Obembe T.A, Adebowale A.S., Odebunmi K.O., Ubong E.., Olalemi, A.D.

Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria, Abuja

Perceived Confidence in use of female condom amongst students in tertiary institutions in southwestern Nigeria (APHPN abstract AA012)

2016

Obembe T.A., Odebunmi K.O., Olalemi A.D.

2nd International Conference of Public Health, Sri Lanka

Drivers of Family Size amongst men from Urban Slums in Southwestern Nigeria: Implications on demographic transition – Paper ID: ICOPH – A-

2016

Odebunmi K.O., Soyannwo O.A., Obembe T.A., Adisa A.M.

2nd International Conference of Public Health, Sri Lanka

Patterns of Referral and Services at the Palliative Care Unit of University College Hospital in South Western Nigeria- A 3-year review (Paper ID-A-187)

2016

Oyetade M.T., Dosunmu E.B., Obembe T.A., Odebunmi K.O.

2nd International Conference of Public Health, Sri Lanka

Awareness and Practice of Dental Surgeon Technicians towards Oral Hygiene Instructions and Motivation in Southwestern Nigeria (Paper ID-A-252)

2016

Olajide L.O., Obembe T.A.

Epidemiology Congress of the Americas

Knowledge and practice of Lactational amenorrhea as a family planning method among mothers attending immunization clinic at State Hospital, Adeoyo, Ibadan

2016

Obembe T.A, Osungbade K.O, Ibrahim C.M, Faloye A.Y

Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria, Abuja

Primary Health Care Services in Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Nigeria: How are we faring?” (APHPN 030)

2014

Adenuga W.U., Asuzu M.C., Obembe T.A.

Public Health Conference held at Bangkok, Thailand

Comparative Analysis of Stunting in Urban and Rural Primary School Children in Obafemi - Owode Local Government Area, Ogun State

2014

Olajide A, Asuzu M.C, Obembe T.A.

African Regional Association of Occupational Health Congress, South Africa

Workplace Conflict between Doctors and Nurses in Two Tertiary Hospitals in Nigeria

Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria (APHPN) – Port Harcourt Nigeria, 30th Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference – March 11th- 13th, 2014.