Moise Muzigaba

Dr Moïse Muzigaba is a progressive health metrics and improvement science specialist with a specific career interest in developing normative guidance and tools for measuring quality of care for maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health. He has wider measurement interests in designing and implementing utilization-focused monitoring and evaluation frameworks and systems for large-scale health programs, health program design for impact, implementation research, and data-driven health care programming. Dr Muzigaba has worked for and with several institutions since his formal career debut in 2007, including academic and research institutions around the world, the corporate sector, civil society organizations, several governments in low- and middle-income countries, the United Nations, and other international organizations.  To date, he has published 11 research articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals (8 as lead author) and has written and published 3 book chapters focusing on health policy. He has served as an editorial board member for 2 international journals, and as a scientific reviewer for 4 high impact journals, including PlosOne, the Lancet, and BMJ. Dr Muzigaba holds a PhD in Public Health with a major in epidemiology and biostatistics, an MPhil degree in Program Evaluation, and a Masters degree in Public Health. He has also completed an MBA degree with a focus on International Healthcare Management.