Olaseha, I.O.:
Olaseha, I.O.:
Olaseha, I.O. (1979): Sawmill industries in Oyo, Ogun and Ondo States: Prevention and Control of Health Hazards Through Health Education. Proceedings of the 5th National Health Education Seminar, Bayero University Kano. pp. 44-47.
Olaseha, I.O. and Nawanja G.B. (1985): Focusing on Women for water and sanitation: The case of Mapo Community in Ibadan, Nigeria. International Quarterly of Community Health Education vol. 4 pp 335-343.
Olaseha, I.O. and Otolorin, E.O. (1987): Knowledge, Practice and Attitude of Women to Breast Self Examination (BSE) MEDICUS vol. 6 No. 3 pp. 3, 4, 8, 9 & 10.
Nwajei, R.O., Olaseha, I.O., Sridhar, M.K.C. and Brieger, W.R. (1987): The Primary School children who built their own numerator. Appropriate Technology vol. 14 No. 2.
Olaseha, I.O. and Oladepo, O. and Sridhar M.K.C. (1991): Post training retention of knowledge among Mothers about Diarrhoea and Oral Re-hydration Therapy. Proceedings of the 3rd African Conference on Diarrhoea Diseases.
Olaseha, I.O. and Oladepo, O. (1991): Effects of occupation and Education of Urban working Nursing Mothers on Breast Feeding and Types of Weaning Foods Annuals of the Social Science Council of Nigeria. No. 3 pp, 68-79
Olaseha, I.O. and Ogunfiditimi, T.O. (1992): Interest Group preferred Affiliations and their potential for community mobilization. Journal of the Destitutions of Health Education vol. 30 No. 3.
Olaseha, I.O and Alao, A.A. (1993): Knowledge, Attitude and At-Risk Behaviours of Adolescent students Towards AIDS Prevention and Control in Ibadan City of Oyo State, Nigeria, Nigerian School Health Journal vol. 8, No. 1 pp. 80-88.
Olaseha, I.O. Sridhar, M.K.C. Obiako, P.C and Oladepo, O. (1993): Rat Infestation in Urban and Rural Areas in Nigeria: Public Health Implications. The Royal Society of Health vol. 114, No. 6.
Brieger, W.R., Isaac O. Olaseha, Helen E. Ekeh, Donald C. Johnson and Joshua O. Adeniyi (1981): Profession – specific training in health education. International Journal of Health Education vol. XXIV 1991/3.
Adeniyi, J.D. and Olaseha I.O. (1986): Towards a conflict Resolution of Multiple Perceptions of Post-Training Utilization of Village Health Workers, HYGIE vol. VI pp. 24-27.
Olaseha I.O. (1986): The role of a Rural Community-Based Physiotherapist as an Health Educator. Proceedings of the Nigerian Society of Physiotherapy Seminar pp 86-91.
Dada, J.O., Olaseha, I.O. and Ajuwon, A.J. (1997/98): Sexual Behaviour and Knowledge of AIDS among Female Trade Apprentices in a Yoruba Town in South-West Nigeria. International Quarterly of Community Health Education, vol. 17 (3).
Enabor, Bolu, Sridhar, M.K.C. and Olaseha, I.O. (1998): Integrated Water Management by Urban Poor Women: a Nigerian Glum experience. Water Resources Development vol. 14, No. 4 pp 505 –512.
Adefunke Oyemade, Folashade, O., Omokhodion, Joshua, F., Olawuyi, Mynepalli K.C. Sridhar and Isaac O. Olaseha (1998): Environmental and Personal Hygiene Practices: Risk factors for Diarrhoea Among children of Nigerian Market Women. Journal of Diarrhoea/Distress. Vol. 16 No. pp. 241-247.
Folashade O., Omokhodion, Adefunke Oyemade, Mynepalli K.C. Sridhar, Isaac O. Olaseha and Joshua F. Olawuyi (1998): Diarrhoea in children of Nigeria Market Women: Prevalence, knowledge of causes and management. Journal of Diarrhoea Distress vol. 16 No. 3 pp 194 – 200.
Salihu S., Olaseha I.O., Adeniyi J.D. and Ajuwon A.J. (1998). Knowledge and Attitude of Physicians and Nurses about AIDS in Sokoto, Nigeria. International Journal of Health Education vol. 36 No. 1 pp 26-28.
Stella C. Iwuagwu, Ademola J., Ajuwon and I.O. Olaseha (1998). Sexual Behaviour and negotiation of the male condom by female students of the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (2001) vol. 20 No. 5 pp 507.
Olaseha, I.O. and Sridhar M.K.C. (2003): Personal Hygiene and Behaviour among Secondary School in Ibadan, Nigeria. Accepted by Nigerian Journal of Psychology.
Olaseha, I.O., Ajuwon A.J. and Dada J. (1998): Attitudes towards AIDS and Risky sexual practices that favour HIV Transmission among female apprentices in Ikorodu, Nigeria. Journal of Nigerian School Health Association vol. 10, 1 and 2, 9 – 18.
Onohwosafe, P. S., and Olaseha, I. O. (2004): Factors influencing self-medication among students of Abadina College, Ibadan, Nigeria. International Journal of Health Promotion and Education. vol. 42, Number 1. pp 27 – 32.
Olaseha, I. O., Ajuwon, A. J., Onyejekwe, O. C. (2004): Reproductive health knowledge and use of contraceptives among adolescent mothers in a sub-urban community in Oyo state, Nigeria. Afr. J. Med. Sci. vol. 33. pp 139 – 143.
Olaseha, I. O. and Sridhar, M. K. C. (2004): Community Mobilization for Drainage Improvement: Experience from Three Communities in Ibadan, Nigeria. International Quarterly of Community Health Education. A journal of Policy and Applied Research. Vol. 22. Number 1 & 2. pp 77 – 85.
Adekunle, V. A., Olaseha, I. O. and Adeniyi, J. D. (2004): Potential Impact of the Mass on Family Planning in an Urban Community in South Western Nigeria. Trop. J. Obstet. Gynaecol. Vol. 21 (2). Pp. 88 – 90.
Olaseha, I.O. and Sridhar M.K.C. (2003): Personal Hygiene and Behaviour Among Secondary School in Ibadan, Nigeria. Accepted by Nigerian Journal of Psychology.
Olaseha, I.O. and Sridhar M.K.C. (2004): Developing Sustainable Market Waste Management through Joint Efforts of Technocrats and Traders: A Case Study fro Ibadan, Nigeria.
