Dr. K. ManujaN.Perera

Lecturer/Probationary
Department of Public Health
University of Kelaniya
Sri Lanka

Professor Nursing
Biography

Dr. K. ManujaN.Perera is working as an Lecturer in the Department of Public Health, University of Kelaniya, Srilanka. Her Medical Faculty Responsibilities: Students' Social and Welfare committee Proffesional Contribution: Member - Board of Directors of Alcohol and Drug Information Center Visiting lecturer - Child wellbeing and development module of the Health Promotion BSc Special Degree Programme, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka Visiting Lecturer - Diploma Course in Health Promotion conducted by Rajarata University of Sri Lanka in collaboration with Ministry of Health Member - Evaluation and documentation team of the Child Health Project of Plan Sri Lanka in Matale, Kandy, Anuradhapura and Moneragala Districts Stake holder - Development of national nutrition action plan “Sri Lanka: A Nourished Nation by 2016” formulated by National Nutrition Secretariat, Sri Lanka Technical Evaluation Coordinator - Project for Improvement of Basic Social Services Targeting Emerging Regions in Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka Research Interests: Health Promotion Community Empowerment Alcohol & Tobacco Control Child Health Medical Education Ongoing Research: Level of Empowerment for Tobacco Control and correlates among individuals aged 15 to 59 years in the Monaragala District and Effectiveness of Community Based Participatory Tobacco Control in a Selected PHI area – MD thesis Bullying in schools among Early adolescents in Galenbindunuweva educational zone: Prevalence, Types, Common responses and effectiveness of a Health Promotion intervention to reduce bullying – Research project for BSc Special degree in Health Promotion – Supervisor Knowledge on Child Abuse and Child Protection Practices among School Teachers in Mihintale MOH Area – Research project for post graduate diploma in Health Development - Supervisor Awards and Fellowships: Dr. C.H. Piyaratne Memorial Gold Medal For Community Medicine - 2012.

Research Intrest

Health Promotion, Community Empowerment, Alcohol & Tobacco Control, Child Health and Medical Education.