Profiles And Contributions To This Article

Developments in immunization planning in Cambodia - rethinking the culture and organization of national program planning

Sann Chan  Soeung

Sann Chan Soeung

qualifications: MD

contribution: original concept, collected data

position: National Immunization Program Manager


John  Grundy

John Grundy

qualifications: MA(TropHlth)

contribution: original concept, wrote the first draft, collected data

position: Program Coordinator (Mekong)

Australia

John Grundy (BA,MPH) has a background in remote area community health in Australia, and as a project manager for health development projects in the Asian region (14 years international experience in Cambodia, the Philippines, North Korea, Vietnam, Mongolia, Myanmar and Malaysia). John has been involved as an academic with public health training and research in the university sector in Australia. He is currently a health systems and immunization consultant affiliated with the Nossal Institute for Global Health at the University of Melbourne, and is based in Cambodia. He has published articles on the subject of health management and immunization in the Asian region in peer reviewed literature, and also on the subjects of health promotion and primary health care research.


Lidija  Kamara

Lidija Kamara

qualifications: MA(Bus Admin)

contribution: contributed to drafts, been involved with the development of Multi year planning guidelines and financial sustainability planning with WHO Geneva

position: Financial Sustainability Planning Global Coordinator


Anne  McArthur

Anne McArthur

qualifications: BA

contribution: asssited with final editing

position: Senior Program Associate

United States


Chham  Samnang

Chham Samnang

qualifications: MPH

contribution: collected data

position: Deputy Team Leader Immunization


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