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Temitope Ilori

Global Maternal and Child Health
University of Ibadan

About

Research focus

Global Maternal and Child Health

Impact

54 pubs · 154 cites · h-index 7

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Publications

Recent publications by Temitope Ilori

  1. ‘It is the mother who will prepare the food that the father and children will eat’: opportunities and constraints among household food preparers in urban slums in NigeriaBMC Public Health · Thu,
  2. Community voices: Exploring beliefs, attitudes, practices and recommendations for improving stroke prevention and stroke care in rural and urban communities in NigeriaPLoS ONE · Mon,
  3. Unveiling masturbatory sexual behaviours in Nigeria: insights into the prevalence and factors associated with self- and mutual masturbation among the sexually active populationBMC Public Health · Fri,
  4. Disposal practices of unused and expired medications among healthcare practitioners in Ibadan, Nigeria: results from a cross-sectional surveyBMC Health Services Research · Wed,
  5. Tertiary institutions’ social health insurance program (TISHIP) in Southwestern Nigeria: How knowledgeable are the end-users?PLOS Global Public Health · Wed,
  6. Sociodemographic and Clinical Correlates of Uncontrolled Hypertension in Patients on Treatment for Hypertension in a Family Practice in Southwest NigeriaNigerian Journal of Basic and Clinical Sciences. · Tue,
  7. The relationship between food insecurity, purchasing patterns and perceptions of the food environment in urban slums in Ibadan, NigeriaBMC Nutrition · Wed,
  8. The role of community health workers in the management of hypertension in NigeriaBMC Primary Care · Sat,
  9. Migration and primary healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa: A scoping reviewAfrican Journal of Primary Health Care & Family Medicine · Fri,
  10. Barriers and Facilitators to Dietary Salt Reduction Among Patients With Hypertension in Southern Nigeria: A Hospital-based Qualitative StudyHealth Services Insights · Mon,