Akalu Banbeta Tereda

Akalu Banbeta Tereda

Dr.

Statistics Department

 

 

Full Name: Akalu Banbeta Tereda

Nationality: Ethiopian

Academic Rank: Assistant professor

College/institute: College of Natural Sciences

Department: Statistics

Field of specialization: Biostatistics

Research interest:

    • Survival data analysis
    • Clinical trials
    • Bayesian Statistics
    • Epidemiology

Publications:

  1. Tolosa Futasa, Jaleta Abdissa, Tadele Akeba and Akalu Banbeta (2024). Measuring transitional intensities and covariate effects for Chronic Kidney Disease progression: A multi‑state continuous‑time Markov process model. (BMC Nephrology, under review).
  2. Akalu Banbeta, Emmanuel Lesaffre, Reynaldo Martina and Joost van Rosmalen. (2024). Bayesian borrowing methods for count data: Analysis of incontinence episodes in patients with overactive bladder. Statistics in Biopharmaceutical Research 16, no. 1 89-103.
  3. Abebe Debu, Adane Erango, Yasin Negash, and Akalu Banbeta (2023). Prevalence and correlates associated with early childbearing among teenage girls in Ethiopia: A multilevel analysis. Plos one, 18(8): e0289102.
  4. Firomsa Shewa, Selamawit Endale, Gurmessa Nugussu, Jaleta Abdisa, Ketema Zerihun and Akalu Banbeta (2022) Time to Kidneys Failure Modeling in the Patients at Adama Hospital Medical College: Application of Copula Model. Journal of Research in Health Sciences 22, no. 2.
  5. Habtamu Ayele, Abiyot Negash, and Akalu Banbeta (2022). Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors in Hypertensive Patients: A Case Study of Jimma University Medical Center. Health Services Research & Managerial Epidemiology 7: 1-7.
  6. Akalu Banbeta, Emmanuel Lesaffre , and Joost van Rosmalen (2022). The power prior with multiple historical controls for the linear regression model.” Pharmaceutical Statistics 21, no. 2: 418-438.
  7. Alemayehu, Endale, Reta Habtamu, and Akalu Banbeta (2020). Analysis of TB Case Counts in Southwest Ethiopia Using Bayesian Hierarchical Approach of the Latent Gaussian Model. American Journal of Bioscience and Bioengineering 8, no. 1: 7-16.
  8. Chernet, Ayele Gebeyehu, Dinberu Seyoum Shebeshi, and Akalu Banbeta (2019). Determinant of time-to-first birth interval after marriage among Ethiopian women.” BMC Women’s Health 19, no. 1: 1-6.
  9. Akalu Banbeta, Joost van Rosmalen, David Dejardin, and Emmanuel Lesaffre (2019). Modified power prior with multiple historical trials for binary endpoints. Statistics in medicine 38, no. 7: 1147-1169.
  10. Seyoum, Dinberu, Jean-Marie Degryse, Yehenew Getachew Kifle, Ayele Taye, Mulualem Tadesse, Belay Birlie, Akalu Banbeta, Angel Rosas-Aguirre, Luc Duchateau, and Niko Speybroeck (2017). Risk Factors for Mortality among Adult HIV/AIDS Patients Following Antiretroviral Therapy in Southwestern Ethiopia: An Assessment through Survival Models.International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 14, no. 3: 296.
  11. Wondaya, Sisay, Yehenew Getachew Kifle, Akalu Banbeta Tereda, and Dinberu Seyoum (2016). Modeling Time to First Malaria Using Spatially Correlated Conditional Autoregressive Frailty Model.International Journal of Statistics and Applications 6, no. 6: 352-360.
  12. Ibrahim Temam and Akalu Banbeta (2016). Utilization of Skilled Birth Attendant in Bonga Town, Kafa Zone, South West Ethiopia.Gynecol Obstet (Sunnyvale) 6, no. 402: 2161-0932.
  13. Akalu Banbeta, Dinberu Seyoum, Tefera Belachew, Belay Birlie, and Yehenew Getachew (2015). Modeling time-to-cure from severe acute malnutrition: application of various parametric frailty models.Archives of Public Health 73, no. 1: 1-8.

 

Contact

Phone: 0910085803

Email: akau.banbeta@ju.edu.et / akalubanbetastat@gmail.com