Faculty
Stephen S. Gloyd
Professor
MPH
Harvard University, 1983
Health Policy and Management
Health Policy and Management
MD
University of Chicago, 1973
Family Practice Medicine
Family Practice Medicine
BA
Harvard University, 1969
Biochemistry
Biochemistry
Associate Chair, Global Health
Professor, Global Health (primary appt.)
Adjunct Professor, Epidemiology
Adjunct Professor, Evans School
Adjunct Professor, Family Medicine
Department of Health Services Program Affiliations:
- PhD program in Health Services
- Community-Oriented Public Health Practice
Stephen Gloyd serves as the director of the Population Leadership Program, a joint program of the Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology and the Evans School of Public Affairs. He also works with the Department of Global Health MPH program. He has worked for over 20 years in countries of Africa, Latin America, and Asia in clinical and public health practice. He currently is involved in projects with Ministries of Health in Mozambique, and Cote d'Ivoire.
Contact Information
(office) H-660, Health Sciences BuildingHealth Alliance International
University of Washington
1959 NE Pacific St.
Box: 357660
Seattle, WA 98195-7660
(voice) 206-543-6714 (fax) 206-543-3964
gloyd@u.washington.edu
(staff contact): Krishna Richardson
krishna7@u.washington.edu
Teaching Interests
Determinants of health and history, context, and impact of health services in developing countries.http://courses.washington.edu/gh511/sessions/
Research Interests
infectious disease epidemiology (STD, TB, EPI), health systems research, and political economy of health and impact and equity in health care
External Funding (sampling of current and past involvement)
Pentecostalism and Utilization of HIV/AIDS Treatment Services in Central Mozambique
National Institutes of HealthPI: Pfeiffer Dates: 05/2007 - 04/2009
The goal of this research is to determine how membership in Pentecostal churches among rural Mozambique populations may influence utilization of HIV/AIDS health services.
Mapping and Empowering Public Health Networks in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia
Bill and Melinda Gates FoundationPI: Khagram Dates: 01/2006 - 05/2008
The goal of this project is to identify approaches for policy and program action and develop a template for empowering public health networks in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.
Population Leadership for the 21st Century
Bill and Melinda Gates FoundationPI: Plotnick Dates: 09/2004 - 08/2007
This grant supports fellowships for a year of policy, management and research training for professionals from developing countries working in population, family planning and reproductive health policy and management.
Global Health Fellows Program
Public Health InstitutePI: Katz Dates: 07/2006 - 08/2007
The goal of this project is to develop a pipeline for future leaders in global health, to the professional development and support to emerging, mid-career and senior global health fellows, and related training opportunities to promote leadership development among global health professionals.
Mozambique Global Malaria Project
Association of Schools of Public HealthPI: Gloyd Dates: 10/2001 - 09/2005
The project is designed to improve the ability of the Mozambique Ministry of Health to better implement, evaluate, and manage malaria programs.
Strengthening Global Partnerships through Student and Faculty Collaboration
Puget Sound Partners for Global HealthPI: Gloyd Dates: 07/2003 - 06/2005
To provide targeted opportunities for student and faculty throughout the University of Washington to participate in interdisciplinary health-related initiatives in partnership with key local and overseas institutions.
A University-Practitioner Partnership: Building Rigor into Reproductive Health Applied Research
Health Alliance InternationalPI: Gloyd Dates: 05/2001 - 04/2005
The goals of the PATH-collaborative partnership are aimed at improving the likelihood that the results of reproductive health research in developing countries will ultimately influence health policy and practice.
Selected Dissertation, Thesis and Capstone Committees (recent graduates)
2007
Chair, thesis committee for Benjamin Stubbs
The Treatment Partner Program and Adherence to HAART in Central Mozambique Mozambique
2006
Member, dissertation committee for Cynthia Pearson
HIV/AIDS among Mozambicans: Sexual and HIV risk behavior and development, implementation, and evaluation of a highly active antiretriovral therapy adherence intervention
2005
Chair, thesis committee for Bernice Dahn
A Situation Analysis of Care for Obstetric Emergencies in Three Counties in Liberia
2005
Chair, thesis committee for Longondo Eteni
HIV transmission by medical injections in Kinshasa/Democratic Republic of Congo
2005
Chair, thesis committee for Lilia Jamisse
Feasibility of Using Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy to Prevent Mother-to-Child Transmission During Pregnancy and Lactation in Urban Mozambique
2005
Chair, thesis committee for Olimpio Mola
A cohort study of changing sexual behavior in two cities of central part of Mozambique
2005
Chair, thesis committee for Oscar Ocho
Needs assessment for Adolescent and Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in a Health Region in Trinidad



