Curriculum Vitae: 3. Masters of Social Science (MSS), in Economics, University of Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh

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1 Curriculum Vitae: Personal Detail Name Address Zahidul QUAYYUM Health Economics Research Unit Institute of Applied Health Sciences University of Aberdeen, Polwarth Building, Foresterhill. Aberdeen, AB 25 2ZD. Tel: (44)- (0) (w). Educational Background and Qualification 1. M. Sc. Health policy Planning and Financing. London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) London, UK. Sept July (Obtained Scholarship from British Technical Assistance to Bangladesh to complete the MSc at LSHTM). 2. MA in Economics Thammsat University, Bangkok, Sept August 84. (Awarded Rockefeller Foundation Scholarship to complete the MA at Thammasat University). 3. Masters of Social Science (MSS), in Economics, University of Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh Bachelors of Social Science (BSS), Honours in Economics, University of Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh (Awarded government merit scholarship to study B.S.S at the University). Membership Of Professional Bodies Member International Health Economics Associations Member Health Economics Study Group Life Member, Bangladesh Economic Association Life Member, Bangladesh Public Health Association Life Member, Bangladesh Health Economics Associations Employment History 1 March 2007 to date Research Fellow, Health Economics Research Unit, University of Aberdeen, UK 31 August February 2007: Health Economist, Economic Outcomes Work Programme, IMMPACT. University of Aberdeen, UK. 23 March August, 2006 Health Services Economic Researcher (Research Fellow), IMMPACT, University of Aberdeen, UK. 1 August November 2000 Assistant Professor, Institute of Health Economics, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Now on leave. 15 August October 2001 Consultant Health Economist for the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London for the Study 1

2 Project on Modelling the Impact and Cost Effectiveness of CARE SHAKTI HIV Prevention Programme in Bangladesh. 1 August October 2000 Consultant Health Economist, Health Economics Programme (HEP), Public Health Sciences Division, Centre for Health and Population Research, ICDDR,B. Dhaka, Bangladesh 1 August April 1999 Senior Operations Researcher. Health Economics Programme (HEP), Public Health Sciences Division. Centre for Health and Population Research, ICDDR,B. Dhaka, Bangladesh. 1 December July 1997 Senior Operations Researcher, Public Health Sciences Division, Centre for Health and Population Research, ICDDR,B., Dhaka, Bangladesh. 7 November 1993 to 30 Nov Research Investigator, Community Health Sciences Division, Centre for Health and Population research, ICDDR,B. Mohakhali, Dhaka, Bangladesh., Urban Health Extension Project, 1 February 1985 to 6 Nov Research and Statistical Officer. International Jute Organisation 1. Dhaka, Bangladesh. 1 October, 1984 to 31 Jan Research Associate, Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies. Agargaon, Dhaka. Bangladesh. Publications/Research Reports 1. "Maternal and Perinatal Conditions." Disease Control Priorities in Developing Countries (2nd Edition),ed., New York: Oxford University Press. DOI: / /Chpt-26. Wendy J. Graham, John Cairns, Sohinee Bhattacharya, Colin H. W. Bullough, Zahidul Quayyum, and Khama Rogo. The chapter inter alia studied the cost effectiveness of Maternal Health Intervention Strategies in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. 2. Cost Analysis of Village Midwifery Services in Serang and Pandeglang: Efficiency and Financial Sustainability of the Programme. Quayyum, Z., Najib, M, Sucahya, P. K., Ensor, T. Report of the Policy and Health Systems/Economic Outcomes, Initiative for Maternal Mortality Impact Assessment. Aberdeen & Jakarta. (2006). 3. How do village midwives earn a living in Indonesia? Evidence from two districts in Banten Province. Ensor, T., Najib, M., Sucahya, P., & Quayyum, Z.: Report of the Policy and Health 1 An International Commodity Organization that was established in 1982 under the auspices of UNCTAD with its Headquarters in Dhaka, Bangladesh. 2

3 Systems/Economic Outcomes, Initiative for Maternal Mortality Impact Assessment. Aberdeen & Jakarta. (2006). 4. Inequality in Access to and Financing of Obstetric Care in two districts of Indonesia: Are poor benefiting from the Bidan Di Desa Programme and public provision of care? Quayyum, Z., Ensor, T., Najib, M., Sucahya, P., & Pambudi, E.S. Report of the Policy and Health Systems/Economic Outcomes, Initiative for Maternal Mortality Impact Assessment. Aberdeen & Jakarta Cost of obstetric care and economic consequences for the mothers in hospitals of Serang and Pandeglang districts : Mardiati Nadjib, Zahidul Quayyum, Tim Ensor, Purwa Kurnia Sucahya, Susilawati,Amila Megraini. Report of the Policy and Health Systems/Economic Outcomes, Initiative for Maternal Mortality Impact Assessment. Aberdeen & Jakarta. (2006). 6. Modelling the Impact of Cost effectiveness of CARE Shakti: an HIV Prevention Programme for Injecting Drug Users and Sex Workers in Bangladesh- Lorna Guinnes, Anna Foss, Charlotte Watts, Zahidul Quayyum, Peter Vickerman, Tasnim Azim, Smarajit Jana, Lilani Kumarnayake. A project study report of Health Policy Unit of London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. London, UK Health seeking behaviour, willingness and ability to pay for essential services in Urban Bangladesh: M Khan, Zahidul Quayyum, Shakil Ahmed, Nazmul Sohel and Badal Chandra Dhar. Published as a peer reviewed Special Publication Series of the Health Economics Programme, Public Health Sciences Division. ICDDR,B Willingness to Pay for Health Insurance in the Rural Areas of Bangladesh: Levels and Determinants; S R Howlader, Z Quayyum, A H Reza, S Ahmed, Institute of Health Economics. Published Research Report of Institute of Health Economics, University of Dhaka. February The Demand for Child Curative Care in Two Rural Thanas of Bangladesh: Effects of Income and Women s Employment. Ann Levin, M A Rahman, Zahidul Quayyum, Subrata Routh and Barket-e-Khuda. Int. J Health Plann Magmt, 2001, 16: Charging fees for MCH-FP services: Lessons learned from operations research. Zahidul Quayyum, Ann Levin, Thwin Aye Aye, Subrata Routh and Barkat-e-Khuda. Paper Presented at Seminar on Family Planning Programmes in the Twenty-first Century, Dhaka, Bangladesh, January Seminar Organized by the IUSSP Committee on Fertility and Family Planning and the Operations Research Program, International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh. The paper was published as monograph of the seminar proceedings. 11. Output and Costs of Health Care Provided at District Hospitals: A Case Study of Two District Hospitals in Bangladesh: Z Quayyum, and S R Howlader. Published Research Report of Institute of Health Economics, University of Dhaka. October Establishing a Systematic Pricing Mechanism for MCH-FP Services of NGOs in the Urban Bangladesh: A Preliminary Assessment. Zahidul Quayyum, A A Thwin, Subrata Routh, A H Baqui. A peer reviewed working paper published by the Urban MCH-FP Extension Project, ICDDR, B, published in October

4 13. Impact of national immunization days on polio-related knowledge and practice of urban women in Bangladesh. A Quaiyum, Cris Tunon, Z Quayyum, A H Baqui. Health Policy and Planning, 12(4), Presentations in Conferences and Seminars 1. Cost of obstetric care and economic consequences for the households: Are poor mother protected? Lessons from two districts in Indonesia. Mardiati Nadjib, Zahidul Quayyum, Tim Ensor, Susilawati, Purwa K. Sucahya, Amila Megraini. Abstract accepted for poster presentation at the 6 th World Congress of Health Economics. International Health Economics Association. Copenhagen, Denmark July, Do poor mothers have access to village level midwifery services and public facilities for obstetric care?: Evidence from two districts in Indonesia. Zahidul Quayyum, Tim Ensor, Mardiati Nadjib, Purwa Kurnia Sucahya and Eko Pamudi. Abstract accepted for poster presentation at the 6 th World Congress of Health Economics. International Health Economics Association. Copenhagen, Denmark July, Costing village midwifery services in two districts of Indonesia: Lessons for efficiency and cost-effectiveness analysis of community level midwifery care as safe motherhood strategy. Purwa K. Sucahya, Zahidul Quayyum, Mardiati Nadjib, Purwa K. Sucahya and Tim Ensor. Abstract accepted for oral presentation at the 6 th World Congress of Health Economics. International Health Economics Association. Copenhagen, Denmark July, To What Extent Do People Care About the Size of Health Inequalities: The Feasibility of Methods to Generate Distributional Weights? McNamee P, Zahidul Quayyum, Amila Megraini, Mardiarti Nadjib and David Newlands. Paper Presented at UNU- Wider Conference. Helsinki. Finland September Challenges in identification and measurement of equity in maternal health. Zahidul Quayyum, McNamee P, Chikwama C, Newlands D. Paper Presented at Forum 9, Global Forum for Health Research. Mumbai, India September Are the poor benefited from exemption policy of user charges? Evidence from three subdistricts health centres in Bangladesh. Zahidul Quayyum, Nahid Akhtar Jahan, Azizur Rahman, Syed Abdul Hamid, Priti Dev Sen, and Abdul Hamid Moral. Paper presented at the 5 th World Congress of the International Health Economics Association. Barcelona. July Achieving efficiency in a harm reduction programme for injecting drug users in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Guinness L, Quayyum Z, Foss A, Watts C, Vickerman P, Azim T, Jana S, Kumarayanake L. International AIDS Network (IAEN) Conference, Bangkok, Thailand, 9-10 July Cost-effectiveness of the CARE-SHAKTI IDU intervention in Bangladesh. Guinness L, Foss A, Watts C, Zahidul Quayyuum, Vickerman P, Azim T, Jana S, Kumaranayake L. 14th International Conference on the reduction of drug related harm, Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand April [Abstract ]. 4

5 9. Willingness and ability to pay for essential services in Urban Bangladesh: Implications for fees for services: M M Khan, Zahidul Quayyum, K Jamil, A A Kabir, N Muhammad. A Paper Presented (as poster) at the Third International Conference organized by the International Health Economics Association. University of York. York July , Willingness to Pay for Health Insurance in the Rural Areas of Bangladesh: Levels and Determinants; S R Howlader, Zahidul Quayyum, A H Reza, S Ahmed. A Paper Presented (as poster) at the Third International Conference organized by the International Health Economics Association. University of York. York July , Private Practice by Public Doctors in Bangladesh: Some issues. Paper presented at the Workshop on Private Practice by Public Doctors held at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine on January, Reducing Drug Costs Through Rationalization of Diarrhoea and ARI Case Management at Urban PHC Level. Zahidul Quayyum, Selina Amin, Shams-el Arifeen, Cris Tunon, and AH Baqui. Paper presented at annual conference of National Council for International Health (NCIH), for the year 1998, held in Virginia, USA during June The Demand for Child Curative Care in Rural Bangladesh. Ann Levin, M A Rahman, Zahidul Quayyum, Subrata Routh and Barket-e-Khuda. Paper presented at the Population Association of America (PAA) 1998 Annual Meeting, held in Chicago, Illinois, USA on April 2-4, Willingness and Ability to Pay for MCH-FP Services in Urban Bangladesh. Paper presented at the annual conference of American Public Health Association held in November Cost of MCH-FP Services Delivery: An Analysis of Concerned Women for Family Planning Branches. Paper presented at the Sixth Annual Scientific Conference of ICDDR,B. 8-9 March Other Activities: Journal refereeing: Social Sciences and Medicines International Journal of Health and Equity 5