Dr. Sherr's research focuses on developing practical solutions to support data-driven decision making and service integration into the Primary Health Care framework to improve intervention coverage and quality. He developed the Systems Analysis and Improvement Approach (SAIA), packaging systems engineering tools to support front-line health workers to iteratively improve prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) services. Originally tested through a cluster randomized trial, SAIA is being scaled-up for PMTCT in Mozambique, and adapted to address other chronic care needs (including mental health, HIV testing in family planning clinics, and pediatric HIV testing and linked treatment). Dr. Sherr leads an implementation research project supported through the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and US NIH that assesses the effectiveness of an enhanced audit and feedback intervention in Mozambique, and builds implementation research capacity for MOH leadership. Dr. Sherr has led the development of implementation science training at the UW/DGH, including the first PhD program in implementation science. He received aPhD in Epidemiology and MPH at the UW, and BA from Kenyon College.