Publications by authors named "Geohari Hamoy"

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Piloting eLearning initiatives: Computer-based training and telementoring for viral hepatitis care in public primary care setting.
Janus P Ong, Geohari Hamoy, Eric David B Ornos, Vanessa Co-Tanco, Joy Gillera

Ann Hepatol· October 2025

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Putting people at the center: methods for patient journey mapping of viral hepatitis services across two LMICs in the Asia Pacific.
Bethany Holt, Jhaki Mendoza, Hoang Nguyen, Duong Doan, Thu Huyen Nguyen, Geohari Hamoy

BMC Health Serv Res· March 2025

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Barriers and enablers to people-centred viral hepatitis care in Vietnam and the Philippines: Results of a patient journey mapping study.
Bethany Holt, Jhaki Mendoza, Hoang Nguyen, Duong Doan, Vy H Nguyen, Geohari Hamoy

J Viral Hepat· July 2024

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Taking on the Challenge: A Case Study on a Community Health Club for Noncommunicable Disease Control.
Louricha A Opina-Tan, Geohari L Hamoy

Acta Med Philipp· July 2024

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Development of a data dictionary on viral hepatitis for the Philippines.
Jan Michael M Herber, Randy Joseph G Fernandez, Geohari L Hamoy, Jhunnel P Macalanda, Gerard Paolo F Villanueva

Oxf Open Digit Health· July 2024

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Embedding viral hepatitis into primary healthcare: results of a strategic landscape analysis in Vietnam and the Philippines.
Bethany Holt, Martin Fernandez, Dang Nguyen, Danica Delima, Lam Dam Duy, Geohari Hamoy

Lancet Reg Health West Pac· March 2024

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A fair allocation approach to the ethics of scarce resources in the context of a pandemic: The need to prioritize the worst-off in the Philippines.
Leonardo De Castro, Alexander Atrio Lopez, Geohari Hamoy, Kriedge Chlare Alba, Joshua Cedric Gundayao

Dev World Bioeth· December 2021

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