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Dr Neil Spicer

Associate Professor

United Kingdom

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Neil Spicer is an Associate Professor in Global Health Policy at the Department of Global Health and Development, LSHTM and has fifteen years of experience of qualitative health policy and systems research in the UK and low- and middle income countries including India, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Neil has a PhD in geography from Glasgow University.

Affiliations
Department of Global Health and Development
Faculty of Public Health and Policy

Research
Globalisation
Health care policy
Health policy
Health services research
Maternal health
Global Health
Health services
Mixed methods
Qualitative methods
Policy analysis
Sociology
Social Sciences
HIV/AIDS

Selected Publications
Towards a net-zero healthcare system in Kenya: Stakeholder perspectives on opportunities, challenges and priorities
BLOM, IM; Otieno, MA; MAYHEW, S; SPICER, N; HAINES, A; WHITMEE, S;
2025
The journal of climate change and health
Learning from success: the main drivers of the maternal and newborn health transition in seven positive-outlier countries and implications for future policies and programmes
CAMPBELL, OM R; Amouzou, A; Blumenberg, C; Boerma, T;
2024
BMJ Global Health
Learning from Ethiopia's success in reducing maternal and neonatal mortality through a health systems lens.
Melesse, DY; Tadele, A; Mulu, S; SPICER, N; Tadelle, T; Wado, YD; Gajaa, M; Arja, A; Blumenberg, C; Manaye, T; Gonfa, G; Du Plessis, E; Hamilton, E; Mihretu, A; Usamael, A; Mengesha, M; Kassahun Gelaw, S; Worku, A; Woldie, M; Abate, B; Getachew, T; Wondirad, N; Zelalem, M; Tollera, G; Boerma, T;
2024
BMJ global health
Is Internalised Homonegativity associated with HIV testing and HIV risk behaviours of men who have sex with men: a multilevel cross-sectional study of sub-Saharan African countries.
Kalu, N; Ross, MW; Taegtmeyer, M; SPICER, N; Adebajo, S; Owolabi, R; Lamontagne, E; Howell, S; NEUMAN, M;
2024
BMJ open
Lancet Commission on synergies between universal health coverage, health security, and health promotion.
Agyepong, I; SPICER, N; Ooms, G; Jahn, A; Bärnighausen, T; Beiersmann, C; Brown Amoakoh, H; Fink, G; Guo, Y; Hennig, L; Kifle Habtemariam, M; Kouyaté, BA; Loewenson, R; Micah, A; Moon, S; Moshabela, M; Myhre, SL; Ottersen, T; Patcharanarumol, W; Sarker, M; Sen, G; Shiozaki, Y; Songane, F; Sridhar, D; Ssengooba, F; ... HEYMANN, D.
2023
Lancet (London, England)
Understanding Uganda's early adoption of novel differentiated HIV treatment services: a qualitative exploration of drivers of policy uptake.
Zakumumpa, H; Kwiringira, J; Katureebe, C; SPICER, N;
2023
BMC health services research
Viewing the global health system as a complex adaptive system - implications for research and practice.
Borghi, J; ISMAIL, S; Hollway, J; Kim, RE; Sturmberg, J; Brown, G; Mechler, R; Volmink, H; SPICER, N; Chalabi, Z; CASSIDY, R; Johnson, J; Foss, A; Koduah, A; Searle, C; Komendantova, N; Semwanga, A; Moon, S;
2022
F1000Research
Viewing the global health system as a complex adaptive system - implications for research and practice.
BORGHI, J; ISMAIL, S; Hollway, J; Kim, RE; Sturmberg, J; Brown, G; Mechler, R; Volmink, H; SPICER, N; Chalabi, Z; CASSIDY, R; Johnson, J; FOSS, A; Koduah, A; Searle, C; Komendantova, N; Semwanga, A; Moon, S;
2022
F1000Research
A qualitative inquiry of rural-urban inequalities in the distribution and retention of healthcare workers in southern Nigeria.
Nwankwo, ON O; Ugwu, CI; Nwankwo, GI; Akpoke, MA; Anyigor, C; Obi-Nwankwo, U; Andrew, S; Nwogu, K; SPICER, N;
2022
PloS one
Improving maternal and newborn health services in Northeast Nigeria through a government-led partnership of stakeholders: a quasi-experimental study.
Willey, B; UMAR, N; BEAUMONT, E; ALLEN, E; Anyanti, J; Bello, AB; Bhattacharya, A; EXLEY, J; MAKOWIECKA, K; Okolo, M; Sani, R; SCHELLENBERG, J; SPICER, N; Usman, UA; Gana, AM; Shuaibu, A; MARCHANT, T;
2022
BMJ open
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