🔍 Research Focus:
Fikadu’s research endeavors encompass diverse areas, from developing a 🏥 Web-based Medical Inpatient Registration System to exploring telenursing care in resource-limited settings. His keen interest extends to studying evidence-based medicine among health science students, predictors of cohabitation among youth women, and the acceptance of 💻 e-Health System Solutions in Ethiopia.
👩💼 Professional Journey:
In his professional journey, Fikadu has evolved from a Graduate Assistant II at Mattu University (10/19 – 07/19) to an Assistant Lecturer (07/19 – 08/20), and currently serves as a Lecturer (09/22 – Present). 🎓
🏆 Honors & Awards:
Recognizing his academic prowess, Fikadu has been honored with the BSc. Degree in Health Informatics (2018) and the Master of Public Health in Health Informatics (2022) 🎓.
📚 Top Noted Publications :
“Exploring facilitators and barriers of the sustainable acceptance of E-health system solutions in Ethiopia: a systematic review”
Authors: AD Walle, AW Demsash, JB Adem, SM Wubante, AA Shibabaw, FW Butta, et al.
Published in PLoS One on August 18, 2023.
“Trend, geographical distribution, and determinants of modern contraceptive use among married reproductive-age women, based on the 2000, 2005, 2011, and 2016 Ethiopian…”
Authors: TD Nimani, ZB Tadese, EE Tadese, FW Butta
Published in BMC Women’s Health on 2023.
“Knowledge and attitude toward evidence-based medicine and associated factors among health science students in Mettu University southwest Ethiopia: A cross-sectional study”
Authors: AA Shibabaw, AD Walle, SM Wubante, FW Butta, AW Demsash, et al.
Published in Informatics in Medicine Unlocked in 2023.
“Awareness and knowledge of telenursing care and its associated factors among nurses in a resource-limited setting, northwest Ethiopia: A cross-sectional study”
Authors: FW Butta, BF Endehabtu, B Tilahun, MS Melaku, AD Walle, TD Nimani
Published in Informatics in Medicine Unlocked in 2023.
📅 Research Timeline:
Fikadu’s journey includes pivotal milestones—starting as a Graduate Assistant II, advancing to an Assistant Lecturer, pursuing a Master’s Degree, and now serving as a Lecturer—a testament to his unwavering dedication to education and research.