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    Birna Trap

    Project Director

    Project director of: 
    Securing Ugandans' Right to Essential Medicines

    Dr. Birna Trap was Program Director of the MSH-led, USAID-funded program, Securing Ugandans' Right for Essential Medicines (Uganda SURE) program and brings over 25 years of expertise in the pharmaceutical sector. Dr. Trap has worked in projects in about 30 countries in Africa, Asia, and Europe in collaboration with numerous governments, implementing partners, and donors. Trap comes from a position as Managing Director in Euro Health Group. She has a solid Public Administration background, gained from 10 years of experience working with the Ministry of Health in Denmark. Following that, she was posted long term to the South East Asian Regional WHO office in New Delhi and later served five years as a Danida Program Manager in Zimbabwe. She has a M.Sc. in Pharmacy and M.Sc in Economics/ organizational development and a PhD in Social Pharmacy from Copenhagen University in Denmark.

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    Recent Journal Articles by Birna Trap

    • Article 4: Impact Assessment of Supervision Performance Assessment and Recognition Strategy (SPARS) to Improve Supply Chain Management in Health Facilities in Uganda: A National Pre and Post Study

    • Article 3: 1-Year Impact of Supervision, Performance Assessment, and Recognition Strategy (SPARS) on Prescribing and Dispensing Quality in Ugandan Health Facilities

    • Costs and Effectiveness of the Supervision, Performance Assessment and Recognition (SPARS) Strategy for Medicines Management in Uganda

    • Inter-rater Reliability and Validity of Good Pharmacy Practices Measures in Inspection of Public Sector Health Facility Pharmacies in Uganda

    • Pharmaceutical System Strengthening in Uganda: Implementing a Holistic, Evidence-informed, Long-term Strategy

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