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Seri Maraga

Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research

40

Works

430

Citations

10

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Research Topics

Autopsy Techniques and Outcomes Health disparities and outcomes Restraint-Related Deaths

Affiliations

Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research2007–2023

Top Works

Improving performance of the Tariff Method for assigning causes of death to verbal autopsies

Peter Serina,Ian Riley,et al.

2015109 citations

Global Maternal and Child Health

Malaria Research and Control

High sensitivity detection of Plasmodium species reveals positive correlations between infections of different species, shifts in age distribution and reduced local variation in Papua New Guinea

Ivo Müeller,S. Widmer,et al.

2009106 citations

Epidemiology of malaria in the Papua New Guinean highlands

Inoni Betuela,Seri Maraga,et al.

201232 citations

Evaluation of the Global Fund-supported National Malaria Control Program in Papua New Guinea, 2009-2014.

Manuel W. Hetzel,Justin Pulford,et al.

201630 citations

Repeated mosquito net distributions, improved treatment, and trends in malaria cases in sentinel health facilities in Papua New Guinea

Daniela Rodríguez-Rodríguez,Seri Maraga,et al.

201928 citations

Population Hemoglobin Mean and Anemia Prevalence in Papua New Guinea: New Metrics for Defining Malaria Endemicity?

Nicolas Senn,Seri Maraga,et al.

201026 citations

“Whenever they cry, I cry with them”: Reciprocal relationships and the role of ethics in a verbal autopsy study in Papua New Guinea

Hebe Gouda,Angela Kelly‐Hanku,et al.

201622 citations

The epidemiological transition in Papua New Guinea: new evidence from verbal autopsy studies

Hebe Gouda,Riley Hazard,et al.

201917 citations

Sociodemographic factors associated with maternal health care utilization in Wosera, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea.

Seri Maraga,Elias Namosha,et al.

201412 citations