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A Qualitative Assessment of Mothers’ Perceptions and Behaviors in Response to an Intervention Designed to Encourage Safe Child Feces Disposal Practices in Odisha, India

About this Master's Thesis
Student Name:	Williams, Rebekah
Date Uploaded:	04/24/2019
Research Field:	Health Sciences, Public Health and Women's Studies
Department or Specialty:	Behavioral Sciences and Health Education

The Effect of Latrine Features and Characteristics on Latrine Use in Rural Odisha, India

About this Master's Thesis
Student Name:	Koehne, William
Date Uploaded:	04/24/2019
Research Field:	Environmental Health, Health Sciences, Epidemiology, and Health Sciences, Public Health
Department or Specialty:	Epidemiology

Implications of the Latrine Training Mat for Improving the Defecation Practices of Children Under Five in Rural Western Kenya

About this Master's Thesis
Student Name:	Van Schoyck, Gabriella Annmarie
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Health Sciences, Public Health
Department or Specialty:	Hubert Department of Global Health

Adherence to CLTS practices: a qualitative examination of contextual factors that influence open defecation practices in the Zanzan district of Côte d'Ivoire

About this Master's Thesis
Student Name:	Kone, Ahoua
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Health Sciences, Public Health and Health Sciences, General
Department or Specialty:	Hubert Department of Global Health

Latrine learning: using conditional inference trees to explore how latrine conditions can predict latrine use in rural Bangladesh

About this Master's Thesis
Student Name:	Nute, Andrew
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Health Sciences, Public Health, Psychology, Behavioral, and Environmental Health
Department or Specialty:	Epidemiology

Effects of functional latrine density on household drinking water contamination, soil-transmitted helminth infection, and diarrhea: a spatial analysis

About this Master's Thesis
Student Name:	Amato, Heather
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Health Sciences, Public Health and Environmental Health
Department or Specialty:	Environmental Health