Abdur Rahman
Lecturer

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Abdur Rahman is mostly known as Aakash Rahman or Aakash. He is a Lecturer in Statistics Discipline at Khulna University. He was a former central bank officer. He possesses deep interest in public health related research.

  • MS (Thesis) in Statistics, Khulna University
  • BSc (Hons) in Statistics, Khulna University
  • HSC in Science, Govt. M. M City College
  • SSC in Science, Khulna Collegiate School 

  1. Public Health
  2. Biostatistics 
  3. Meta analysis
  4. Multilevel analysis
  5. Health Inequalities

Current Research Project/Collaboration

SL Title Research Role Awarded Date Completion Date Funding Agency
1 Inequalities in Maternal Healthcare Service Utilization in Bangladesh: Evidence from 2011–2018 Demographic and Health Surveys Principal Investigator 22th June, 2023 National

02. Officer(General), Bangladesh Bank-The Central Bank of Bangladesh.       

  Duration:  June, 2021 to October, 2022.

01. Trainee Officer, Bank Asia Limited.       

  Duration:  February, 2021 to May, 2022.

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Supervision

SL Title Degree Role Start Date End Date
1 Factors Associated with Justification of Intimate Partner Violence among Bangladeshi Women: Evidence from BDHS Data 2017-18 Bachelor Supervisor 1st January 2023 30th December 2024
2 Micronutrient intake status and associated factors among children aged 6–59 months in rural Bangladesh: A Multilevel Analysis Bachelor Supervisor 1st January 2023 30th December 2024

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Journal Article (Total Citation: 354)

---------------Year-2024--------------

[10] Islam, K.N., Sultana,S., Rahman F., Rahman, A. Exploring the impact of child underweight status on common childhood illnesses among children under five years in Bangladesh along with spatial analysis. PLOS One, 19(9): e0311183.

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[09] Mahazabin, M., Swarna, S.N., Naime, J.,Rahman, A, Islam, M.A. Factors influencing the first dose of measles vaccination uptake in 42 low-and middle-income countries. Public Health, 237:85-93.

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[08] Islam, M. A., Nahar, M., Rahman, A., Monjur-Al-Hossain, A. S., Jui, U. J., Tabassum, T., ... & Hossain, M. T. Experience and side effects of COVID-19 vaccine uptake among university students: A cross-sectional survey study. Frontiers in Public Health, 12, 1361374.

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---------------Year-2022--------------

[07]    Wu XL, Munthali GN, Dzimbiri MN, Aakash AR, Rizwan M, Shi Y, Daru GR, Sheferaw WE. Quality of Life and Community Wellbeing of Members Associated With Village Savings and Loans Associations as a Model of Sharing Economy in the Least Developing Countries: A Case of Mzuzu City in Northern Malawi, Southern Africa. Frontiers in Psychology. 2022;13.

Cited by : 05

---------------Year-2021--------------

[06]     Rahman MA, Rahman MA, Rawal LB, Paudel M, Howlader MH, Khan B, Siddiquee T, Rahman A, Sarkar A, Rahman MS, Botlero R. Factors influencing place of delivery: Evidence from three south-Asian countries. Plos one. 2021 Apr 8;16(4):e0250012.

Cited by : 48

[05]         Rahman A, Sathi NJ. Sociodemographic risk factors of being underweight among ever-married Bangladeshi women of reproductive age: A multilevel analysis. Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health. 2021 Mar;33(2-3):220-6.

Cited by : 08

[04]     Rahman A, Sathi NJ. Risk factors of the severity of COVID‐19: A meta‐analysis. International journal of clinical practice. 2021 Jul;75(7):e13916.

Cited by : 82

---------------Year-2020-------------

[03]         Rahman A, Islam A, Yeasmin S. Influencing Factors of Fertility in Developing Countries: Evidence from 16 DHS Data. Journal of International Women's Studies. 2020;21(6):416-26.

Cited by : 10

[02]    Rahman A, Sathi NJ. Knowledge, Attitude, and Preventive Practices toward COVID-19 among Bangladeshi Internet Users. Electronic journal of general medicine. 2020 Sep 1;17(5).

Cited by : 188


[01]       Islam MA, Rahman A. Age at first marriage and fertility in developing countries: A meta analytical view of 15 Demographic and Health Surveys. Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health. 2020 Sep 1;8(3):775-9.
Cited by: 13

Sampling Technique


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Econometrics


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Health Studies

Masters course- Section A

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Continuous Probability Distribution and Sampling Technique Lab

Sampling Technique Lab 

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Econometrics and Biostatistics Lab

Econometrics Lab

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Statistical computing-II

Statistical computing-II Part B

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Statistics -III

Section B

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Introduction to Statistics

Section A 

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  • Sampling Technique
  • Econometrics
  • Health Studies
  • Continuous Probability Distribution and Sampling Technique Lab
  • Econometrics and Biostatistics Lab
  • Statistical computing-II
  • Statistics -III
  • Introduction to Statistics