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Dr Fouad Berrahou joined the University in 2014 as Subject Lead in Health Leadership and Management and Programme Director for the online MBA in Health.
In 2010, founded a start-up company, Founouvel Informatics, Inc., in Oran, Algeria and directed the development and testing of an intuitive and integrated electronic health records (EHR) system for single and multi-site medical practices.
Dr Berrahou began his career as a Health Planner in 1993 with the Texas Department of Health and was promoted to several different managerial positions within the Department. In 2003, he became a member of the leadership and management team as the Director of Maternal and Child Health Services, including children with special health care needs, for the State of Texas. Dr Berrahou brings to his post practical experience in ensuring that members of the healthcare workforce are equipped with the leadership and management talent to match the increased complexity of the healthcare environment.
In collaboration with the Business School and the School of the Built Environment, Dr Berrahou is responsible for the development and implementation of the online MBA with a concentration in Health Leadership and Management.
PhD from Texas A&M University (College Station, Texas) in Urban and Regional Sciences with a concentration in strategic health planning and systems thinking. Dr Berrahou's PhD thesis examined the effects of the nursing home environment on residents' well-being outcomes, and recommendations were presented to help policy-makers, nursing home administrators, and designers to structure more humane institutional settings for the elderly.
Health Leadership and Management input to a number of courses.
Dr Berrahou's research demonstrates that the contribution of leadership and management skills and competence to achieving effective and efficient service improvement remains relevant to researchers, healthcare managers, and front-line health professionals. His particular focus is to examine whether different types of improvement require different leadership styles in a healthcare system, such as the NHS, and how to translate these leadership styles into activities that complement quality improvement.
During his tenure at the Texas Department of Health, Dr Berrahou prepared applications for and secured competitive grants and funding, primarily from State of Texas and United States government agencies, to improve access to quality health services for the Texas maternal and child population in-need. These funds helped to increase the availability of data with direct implications for public health practice. Examples of research topics explored through funded studies include teen pregnancy prevention, breastfeeding promotion, adolescent mental health youth, child obesity, foetal alcohol spectrum disorders, and transition of children with special care needs to adulthood.
Dr Berrahou is prepared to supervise topics focusing on maternal and child health issues, such as health inequalities, health behaviours and health outcomes; and the effectiveness of leadership and management styles in health and healthcare environments. He is currently supervising postgraduate students working in the areas of adolescents and contraception use and birth outcomes.
Delgado E, Castrucci BC, Fonseca V, Dutton RJ, Berrahou F. (2008) 'Lessons Learned From a Binational Survey to Examine Women's Health Status in the US-Mexico Border Region', Preventing Chronic Disease 5(4) http://www.cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2008/oct/08_0073.htm.
PhD Thesis: 'The Impact of the Interactive Relationship of Individual Competence and Environmental Press on the Well-Being Outcomes of Nursing Home Residents' (sole author). Texas A&M University, UMI Dissertations Publishing, 1993.
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