Haleluya Leulseged

Dr. Haleluya Leulseged is an accomplished medical doctor who has dedicated his career to improving child health and mortality outcomes. With a diverse educational background and extensive experience in the field, Dr. Haleluya has become a trusted expert in epidemiology and clinical trials. Having completed a Master's in Public Health in Epidemiology at Haramaya University, Dr. Haleluya possesses a solid foundation in understanding disease patterns and population health. Currently pursuing an MSc in clinical trials at LSHTM, he is further enhancing his skills in conducting rigorous research and evaluating the effectiveness of interventions. Dr. Haleluya has been actively involved in the Child Health and Mortality Surveillance (CHAMPS) program, where he has made significant contributions to the understanding and prevention of childhood illnesses and deaths. His expertise in this field has been instrumental in identifying risk factors and implementing interventions to improve child survival rates. In addition to his work with CHAMPS, Dr. Haleluya has been recruited as a PhD student in the innovative EChiLiBRiST (Enhancing Children's Lives with Biomarkers for Risk Stratification and Triage) project. This project aims to develop and validate a rapid triaging tool (RTT) based on endothelial activation markers. By objectively and quantitatively assessing pediatric patients' risk of mortality, the RTT will assist in prioritizing their care, ultimately saving more lives. Dr. Haleluya's diverse background and expertise make them a valuable asset to the organization. Their commitment to child health and mortality research extends beyond the EChiLiBRiST project, as he is passionate about exploring various streams of inquiry. His multidisciplinary approach allows him to contribute to a wide range of research areas and collaborate with experts from different fields. As an accomplished medical doctor, researcher, and future PhD candidate, Dr. Haleluya is poised to continue making significant contributions to the field. Their dedication to improving child health outcomes and expertise in epidemiology and clinical trials make them an invaluable resource in advancing research and developing effective interventions.