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Bruce MacLeod

Professor Emeritus

University of Southern Maine

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College of Science, Technology, and Health

Department Of Computer Science

University of Southern Maine

Bruce Macleod is currently serving as a College Of Science, Technology, And Health Professor Emeritus at University of Southern Maine.

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University of Southern Maine

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public health health policy demography health informatics global health operations research northern ghana household registration system epidemiology population health health technology combinatorial optimization optimization problems continuous optimization data management computational geometry discrete mathematics african development mathematical programming discrete algorithms mobile computing health information science computational optimization health systems census population studies combinatorial problems geometric algorithms discrete optimization mobile technology child survival kassena-nankana district international development tropical medicine information technology databases statistical software intelligent vehicles vehicle system dynamics vehicular technology sustainable development goals developmental epidemiology human development human progress lifespan development community health primary health care mobile commerce mobile database population science demographic forecasting mobility data health information systems healthcare provision database technology database systems route planning vehicle routing problems network routing constrained optimization discrete geometry ehealth health data prospective cohort studies navrongo experiment rapid achievement navrongo project long-term fertility impact software system routine hmis community data collection rapid dissemination demographic surveillance systems stock problem agile implementation research

Notable Scholarly Works

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Bugs in the Bed: Addressing the Contradictions of Embedded Science With Agile Implementation Research. Global Health Science and Practice (2021)

James F. PhillipsBruce B. MacLeodS. Patrick Kachur

agile implementation researchembedded scienceglobal healthimplementation research

Improving the Routine Hmis in Nigeria Through Mobile Technology for Community Data Collection. Journal of health informatics in developing countries (2013)

public healthtechnologymobile computingmobile commerceroutine hmisdata managementhealth informaticshealth information sciencemobile technologyinformation technologycommunity data collectionubiquitous computingmobile databasedigital healthhealth technology

The Architecture of a Software System for Supporting Community-Based Primary Health Care With Mobile Technology: The Mobile Technology for Community Health (Motech) Initiative in Ghana. Online Journal of Public Health Informatics (2012)

Bruce Bradford MacLeodJames PhillipsAllison StoneAliya WaljiJohn Koku Awoonor-Williams

public healthsystems engineeringinformaticscommunity healthprimary health carehealth informaticsmobile technologysoftware system

The Long‐Term Fertility Impact of the Navrongo Project in Northern Ghana. Studies in Family Planning (2012)

James F. PhillipsElizabeth F. JacksonAyaga A. BawahBruce MacLeodPhilip AdongoColin BaynesJohn Williams

public healthfertilitynorthern ghanafamily planningnavrongo projectlong-term fertility impactafrican developmentagricultural economics

Integrating Mobile Collection Software With Health Applications. (2011)

mobile computinghealth informaticsmobile collection softwarehealth technologyehealthhealth policy

Software Extensibility Strategies for Health and Demographic Systems in Low-Income Countries. (2011)

public healthdemographic systemshealth information systemshealth informaticspopulation healthhealth systemsglobal healthhealthcare provisionlow-income countrieshealth technologysoftware extensibility strategieshealth policy

"Immunizations, Povery and Child Survival in Kassena-Nankana District of Norhtern Ghana.". Scandinavian Journal of Public Health (2010)

Bruce MacLeodAyaga A. BahwahJames F. PhillipsMartin AdjuikMaya N. Vaughan-SmithFred N. Binka

public healthimmunologychild survivalepidemiologykassena-nankana districtnorhtern ghanaclinical epidemiology

The Impact of Immunization on the Association Between Poverty and Child Survival: Evidence From Kassena-Nankana District of Northern Ghana. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health (2009)

Ayaga A. BawahJames F. PhillipsMartin AdjuikMaya Vaughan-SmithBruce MacleodFred N. Binka

public healthimmunologychild survivalpovertyepidemiologynorthern ghanakassena-nankana district

Rapid Achievement of the Child Survival Millennium Development Goal: Evidence From the Navrongo Experiment in Northern Ghana. Tropical Medicine & International Health (2007)

Fred N. BinkaAyaga A. BawahJames F. PhillipsAbraham HodgsonMartin AdjuikBruce MacLeod

international developmentsustainable development goalschild developmentdevelopmental epidemiologytropical medicinenorthern ghananavrongo experimentinternational healthrapid achievementhuman developmentglobal healthpediatricsafrican developmenthuman progresslifespan developmenthealth policy

Appropriate Software Technology for Longitudinal Health Studies.. (2002)

Bruce MacLeodJames Phillips

mental healthhealth scienceslongitudinal health studies

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Bruce MacLeod

Professor Emeritus

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Science, Technology, and Health

Department Of Computer Science

University of Southern Maine

Bruce Macleod is currently serving as a College Of Science, Technology, And Health Professor Emeritus at University of Southern Maine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Bruce MacLeod

University of Southern Maine

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bugs in the Bed: Addressing the Contradictions of Embedded Science With Agile Implementation Research. Global Health Science and Practice (2021)

James F. PhillipsBruce B. MacLeodS. Patrick Kachur

agile implementation researchembedded scienceglobal healthimplementation research

Improving the Routine Hmis in Nigeria Through Mobile Technology for Community Data Collection. Journal of health informatics in developing countries (2013)

Bruce Bradford MacLeodJames PhillipsAllison StoneAliya WaljiJohn Koku Awoonor-Williams

public healthsystems engineeringinformaticscommunity healthprimary health carehealth informaticsmobile technologysoftware system

The Long‐Term Fertility Impact of the Navrongo Project in Northern Ghana. Studies in Family Planning (2012)

James F. PhillipsElizabeth F. JacksonAyaga A. BawahBruce MacLeodPhilip AdongoColin BaynesJohn Williams

public healthfertilitynorthern ghanafamily planningnavrongo projectlong-term fertility impactafrican developmentagricultural economics

Integrating Mobile Collection Software With Health Applications. (2011)

mobile computinghealth informaticsmobile collection softwarehealth technologyehealthhealth policy

Software Extensibility Strategies for Health and Demographic Systems in Low-Income Countries. (2011)

"Immunizations, Povery and Child Survival in Kassena-Nankana District of Norhtern Ghana.". Scandinavian Journal of Public Health (2010)

Bruce MacLeodAyaga A. BahwahJames F. PhillipsMartin AdjuikMaya N. Vaughan-SmithFred N. Binka

public healthimmunologychild survivalepidemiologykassena-nankana districtnorhtern ghanaclinical epidemiology

The Impact of Immunization on the Association Between Poverty and Child Survival: Evidence From Kassena-Nankana District of Northern Ghana. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health (2009)

Ayaga A. BawahJames F. PhillipsMartin AdjuikMaya Vaughan-SmithBruce MacleodFred N. Binka

public healthimmunologychild survivalpovertyepidemiologynorthern ghanakassena-nankana district

Rapid Achievement of the Child Survival Millennium Development Goal: Evidence From the Navrongo Experiment in Northern Ghana. Tropical Medicine & International Health (2007)

Fred N. BinkaAyaga A. BawahJames F. PhillipsAbraham HodgsonMartin AdjuikBruce MacLeod

Appropriate Software Technology for Longitudinal Health Studies.. (2002)

Bruce MacLeodJames Phillips

mental healthhealth scienceslongitudinal health studies

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10 / page