Eva Silvestre

Clinical Assistant Professor

School of Public Health & Tropical Medicine
Stone Center Departments
The Stone Center
Eva Silvestre

Additional Info

Research

Health Information; HIV; M&E of Health Programs

Degrees

  • Ph.D., 2007, Tulane University, Public Health
  • M.A., 2001, University of Colorado, Boulder, Anthropology
  • B.S., 1996, Cornell University, Nutritional Sciences

Academic Experience

Academic Experience
  • Clinical Assistant Professor, Tulane University, Global Community Health and Behavioral Sciences, 2012-
  • Adjunct Assistant Professor, Tulane University, Global Community Health and Behavioral Sciences, 2008-2012
  • Instructor, University of Colorado, Anthropology, 1999-2002

Distinctions

  • University of Colorado Teaching Assistance, 1999-2000, 2001-2002
  • University of Colorado Graduate Fellowship, 1999-2000
  • Frances Quintana Fellowship, 2000
  • Beverly Sears Graduate Fellowship, 2001
  • UCCU’s “People helping people” Award, 2001
  • Aron Fellowship, 2003

Languages

  • Spanish

Selected Publications

  • In press. “A learning agenda to build the evidence base for global health information system (HIS) strengthening,” co-authored by H. Reynolds, S. Salentine, et al., Health Information Management Journal.
  • 2016. “What systems are essential to achieving the sustainable development goals and what will it take to marshal them?” co-authored by J. Thomas, S. Salentine, H. Reynolds, and J. Smith, Health Policy and Planning 31(10): 1445-1447.
  • 2013. “Assessing the process of designing and implementing electronic health records in a statewide public health system: the case of Colima, Mexico,” co-authored by Hernandez-Avila, J.E., L.S. Palacio-Mejia, A. Lara-Esqueda, M. Agudelo-Botero, M.L. Diana
  • 2012. “Electronic Health Records in Colima, Mexico. Case Study in Design and Implementation,” co-authored by Hernandez-Avila, J.E., L.S. Palacio-Mejia, A. Lara-Esqueda, M. Agudelo-Botero, M.L. Diana, D.R. Hotchkiss, B. Plaza, and A. Sanchez Parbul, MEASUR
  • 2010. “Maternal violence, victimization, and child physical punishment in Peru,” co-authored by A.J. Gage, Child Abuse Negl.