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Dee Fenner, MD

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Professor

Medical School
Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Maternal morbidity and mortality, family planning, and urogynecology

Dee Fenner’s global work focuses on maternal health outcomes and family planning. Her interests in global health equity align with the Center themes of empowering women and communities, strengthening systems of health, and addressing social and environmental determinants of health. Fenner’s research focuses specifically on female pelvic floor dysfunction and medical education in order to understand how birth injuries impact pelvic floor disorders. She is an expert in defecation disorders, surgical education, and reconstructive surgery. As gynecology department chair, Fenner works to facilitate global health programming and aims to continue educational program partnerships throughout Africa to build local capacity.

Contact Information

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Country Focus

China
Ethiopia
Germany
Ghana
United Kingdom
United States

Thematic Priorities

Empowering women
Social and environmental determinants of health
Strengthening health systems

Health Equity Focus

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Care coordination
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Infant and child mortality
Neonatal
Infant
Under 5
Sexual and reproductive health
Circumcision
Family planning
Social justice and equity
Access to care
Activism and advocacy
Eliminating poverty
Economic development
Financing

Health Condition Focus

Childbearing outcomes
Infectious diseases
Pelvic floor dysfunction post-childbirth
Pregnancy and perinatal health

Population Focus

Women

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