Rate My Professor Mark Owusu

Owusu's research interests center on non-communicable disease (NCD) management, health education, and mental health stigma, with a particular emphasis on policy frameworks in low- and middle-income countries like Ghana. His publications address critical public health issues, including 'Hypertension and diabetes management: a policy perspective from Ghana' co-authored with Arindam Basu and Pauline Barnett, a 2019 article in the Journal of Health Organization and Management, 'Assessing the psycho-socioeconomic impact of COVID-19 on foreign students and their families,' 'Coping with the stigma of mental illness: An interpretive descriptive study of out-patients in a public mental health hospital in Ghana' (2024), 'Family Members' Perspectives on Mental Illness Stigma: A Community Study' (2025), 'From Policy to Practice: A Process Evaluation of Implementing Opt-Out HIV Testing in Antenatal Clinics Across Ghana' (2024), 'Tackling the non-communicable disease epidemic: a framework for policy action in low- and middle-income countries,' and 'Effective management of non-communicable diseases in Ghana: the case of hypertension and diabetes mellitus.' His Google Scholar profile indicates 329 citations, reflecting impact in health policy and stigma research. Owusu's work also explores psychosocial support services for students with disabilities and anti-Black racism in mental health equity.