Mustapha Hallidu

Mustapha Hallidu is an academic researcher specializing in public health in Ghana, with a focus on the Bono East Region. His work addresses critical health system challenges including health service performance, insurance membership dynamics, and reproductive health among young women.

His research spans Public Health, Health Policy, Reproductive Health, Health Insurance, Maternal and Child Health, and Epidemiology. Key studies examine Ghana Health Service performance appraisal systems, determinants of National Health Insurance nonrenewal among healthcare workers, emergency contraceptive utilization among female students, and anaemia prevalence in antenatal care.

Analysis of his 2022-2023 publications reveals a consistent methodological approach using cross-sectional designs to investigate policy-relevant health issues within Ghanaian communities, with strong emphasis on practical healthcare delivery improvements in West Africa.

Research funding has been secured from the European Commission and King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, enabling his investigations into Ghana's public health infrastructure and service gaps.