Samuel SP Quoi

Dr. Samuel S. P. Quoi is a healthcare and mental health advocate, researcher, and author whose work blends rigorous scholarship with a deep commitment to dignity and justice in healthcare. He holds a PhD in Health Sciences and an MPH, with advanced training in behavioral and public health services.

Born in Liberia and shaped by the nation’s resilience, Dr. Quoi writes at the intersection of history, public health, and human rights to advance equitable, person-centered systems of care.

His publications include the paperback The Chronicles of Liberia’s Healthcare System: A Historical Journey from Colonial Oppression to Modern Day Reform (Amazon, 2025). His peer-reviewed dissertation, The Role of Moral Reasoning in the Clinical Decision Making of Healthcare Practitioners (ProQuest, 2025), examines ethical reasoning in frontline care. His forthcoming volume, Geriatric Fall Prevention in Liberia: A Path to Public Health and Dignity, focuses on evidence-based strategies to reduce falls and improve quality of life for older adults.

Through books, scholarship, and community advocacy, Dr. Quoi aims to inform, inspire dialogue, and catalyze reform across Liberia and beyond.