Emebet Birhanu is a lecturer at the University of Gondar and a researcher at the Center for Digital Health and Implementation Science (CDHi). She holds an MPH in Epidemiology and has planned to engage in public health research focused on digital health solutions, implementation
research, and qualitative inquiry. Her work demonstrates a strong commitment to improving health systems through evidence-driven approaches. Emebet has being contributed to multiple ongoing initiatives, including immunization-focused projects aimed at enhancing service delivery, data quality, and system performance. She is dedicated to generating actionable evidence that informs decision-making, supports capacity building, and promotes effective use of implementation science to address real-world public health challenges. Through her academic and research roles, she continues to advance efforts that strengthen program delivery and foster innovation within Ethiopia’s health system and beyond.

1. Implementation research to reduce measles dropout
2.  Gavi-UNICEF Multi-Sectoral Initiative to Reach Zero Dose Children in Ethiopia

1.    “Diagnostic accuracy of serological rk-39 test for visceral Leishmaniasis: Systematic review and meta-analysis”
2.   “Pooled prevalence, spatial variation and associated factors of HIV testing uptake among multiple sexual partners in Sub Saharan Africa: Spatial and multilevel analysis”
3.    “Trend, spatial distribution and factors associated with HIV testing uptake among pregnant women in Ethiopia, based on 2005-2016 Ethiopian demographic and health survey: A multivariate decomposition analysis and geographically weighted regression”
4.  Urban-rural disparities in skilled birth attendance among women in Ethiopia: Multivariate decomposition analysis
5. Utilization of cervical cancer screening and its associated factors among women living with HIV in East Africa: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

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