Throughout my career in global health, I have worked with research teams to translated complex research findings into accessible, peer-reviewed publications that inform policy and practice. I have also published on innovative knowledge management methodologies (such as network mapping) Some examples are:

Improving communication messages by using perceptual mapping: Family planning survey in East Java and West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Authors: Handayani S, Damayanti R, Ariawan I, Yelda F, Harlan SV, Wahyuningrum Y, Storey D. (2021). SAGE Open Medicine.

Poor knowledge and nonuse of long-acting/permanent methods of contraceptives in six districts in Indonesia. Authors: Titaley CR,  Ariawan I, Damayanti R, Ismail A,  Saputri AY, Yelda F, Soeharno N, Subarkah, Harlan SV, Wahyuningrum Y, Storey D. (2017). Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health. First published online November 1, 2017.

Mapping networks to improve knowledge exchange among family planning and reproductive health organizations in Ethiopia. Authors: Harlan SV, Sullivan TM, and Hailegiorgis SE. (2013). Knowledge Management for Development Journal 9 (2): 141-161.