Kwame Opoku-Agyeman

Pharmacology

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Research Summary

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This researcher focuses on understanding the interplay between healthcare providers, antenatal care, fertility treatments, and antibiotic resistance in Ghanaian communities. Their work integrates themes of reproductive health, public health outcomes, and agricultural practices to explore how healthcare technologies influence fertility management and prevent antibiotic resistance.

Research Themes

All (7 Papers)

Health Sciences (4 Papers)

Life Sciences (3 Papers)

All Papers

Antibiotic use during pregnancy: a retrospective study of prescription patterns and birth outcomes at an antenatal clinic in rural Ghana(2017)

Effects of prenatal antibiotic treatment on early infant health: a retrospective study in a rural health facility in Ghana(2023)

Psychological distress of Ghanaian couples after unsuccessful treatment for infertility(2023)

Pharmacotherapy for Infertility in Ghana: A Prospective Study on Prescription Patterns and Treatment Outcomes among Women undergoing Fertility Treatment(2023)

The present status of Kanuri and Hausa in the Maiduguri metropolis: symbiosis or osmosis?(1988)

The prevalence of antibiotic prescription among women attending antenatal care clinic in a sub-municipal hospital and its effect on birth outcomes and neonatal health(2017)

ANALYZING THE PATTERN OF USE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN A GHANAIAN DISTRICT HOSPITAL, ACROSS TWO DIFFERENT YEARS, USING THE WHO AWARE CLASSIFICATION(2023)

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