Daniel Erchick, PhD, MPH
Daniel Erchick, PhD, MPH, is an epidemiologist and faculty member in the Department of International Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. His research focuses on interventions to improve neonatal and infant survival and growth in low-resource settings. His experience includes conduct of community-based randomized controlled trials (RCT) and observational studies. Currently, he works on an RCT to evaluate the impact of a balanced protein energy supplement for mothers during pregnancy on incidence of adverse pregnancy outcomes in rural Nepal. He is also involved in two modeling studies, which, respectively, aim to understand the detailed patterns of neonatal and infant mortality by age and sex and generate global estimates of the phenotypes of vulnerable newborns (i.e., combinations of preterm, small-for-gestational age, and low birth weight).
Connect with Daniel on Twitter: @DanErchick
Resources:
Fulfilling a Promise: Ensuring Immunization for All in Africa
VARN2023 Registration
Follow the activities of the VARN2023 conference from June 13-15, 2023, in Bangkok, Thailand.
Community-led Strategies to Aid Vaccine Acceptance: Nine Case Studies from Around the World
These case-study reports inform action and investment around the globe that seek to build more vaccine confident communities.
Video Narrative Project
Sabin’s Social and Behavioral Research Grant Partners, over the course of a year, explored the local barriers and enablers of vaccination acceptance,
Operationalizing of the WHO BeSD Framework
Get to Know Three of Our 2023-2024 Social and Behavioral Research Grant Partners.