Health Systems and Research Ethics
Better engagement, better evidence: working in partnership with patients, the public, and communities in clinical trials with involvement and good participatory practice.Gobat, N.
Slack, C.
Hannah, S.
Salzwedel, J.
Bladon, G.
Burgos, J. G.
Purvis, B.
Molony-Oates, B.
Siegfried, N.
Cheah, P. Y.
Conway, M.
Kamuya, D.
Davies, A.
Johnson, T.
Tholanah, M.
Mugamba, S.
Mutengu, N. L.
Machingaidze, S.
Schwartz, L.
Rago, L.
von Harbou, K.
Lancet Glob Health, (2025). 13:e716-e731
Acceptability of fixed-dose combination treatments for hypertension in Kenya: A qualitative study using the Theoretical Framework of Acceptability.Mbuthia, D.
Willis, R.
Gichagua, M.
Nzinga, J.
Mugo, P.
Murphy, A.
PLOS Glob Public Health, (2025). 5:e0003012
Through the eyes of the participant: using photovoice to understand the experiences and effects of ivermectin MDA in the context of the BOHEMIA clinical trial in Kwale, Kenya.Onyango, T.
Nuru, K.
Kazungu, K.
Wangari, W.
Chaccour, C.
Regina Rabinovich, N.
Mwangangi, J.
Maia, M.
Jones, C.
Malar J, (2025). 24:79
Catastrophic expenditure associated with childhood hospitalisation for acute illness in Kenya and Uganda: a cross-sectional study.Jemutai, J.
Njuguna, R. G.
Laurence, Y. V.
Murunga, S.
Ogwang, C.
Mwaringa, S.
Mwalekwa, L.
Timbwa, M.
Paasi, G.
Olupot-Olupot, P.
Juma, M.
Thitiri, J.
Ngao, N.
Singa, B.
Mukisa, J.
Mupere, E.
Lancioni, C.
Sukhtankar, P.
Tickell, K. D.
Fakhar Uddin, M.
Molyneux, S.
Walson, J. L.
Vassall, A.
Berkley, J.
BMJ Public Health, (2025). 3:e001173
Improving Implementation of NCD Care in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: The Case of Fixed Dose Combinations for Hypertension in Kenya.Murphy, A.
Mbuthia, D.
Willis, R.
Tsofa, B.
Gichagua, M.
Mugo, P.
Hanson, K.
Reich, M. R.
Health Syst Reform, (2025). 11:2448862
Evaluating the impact, implementation experience and political economy of primary care networks in Kenya: protocol for a mixed methods study.Amboko, B.
Nzinga, J.
Tsofa, B.
Mugo, P.
Musiega, A.
Maritim, B.
Wong, E.
Mazzilli, C.
Ng'ang'a, W.
Hagedorn, B.
Turner, G.
Musuva, A.
Murira, F.
Ravishankar, N.
Hussein, S.
Barasa, E.
Health Res Policy Syst, (2025). 23:14
After neonatal care, what next? A qualitative study of mothers' post-discharge experiences after premature birth in Kenya.Maluni, J.
Oluoch, D.
Molyneux, S.
Boga, M.
Jones, C.
Murila, F.
English, M.
Ziebland, S.
Hinton, L.
Int J Equity Health, (2025). 24:17
The maternal and newborn health eCohort to track longitudinal care quality: study protocol and survey development.Arsenault, C.
Wright, K.
Taddele, T.
Tadele, A.
Derseh Mebratie, A.
Tiruneh Tiyare, F.
Kosgei, R. J.
Nzinga, J.
Holt, B.
Mugenya, I.
Clarke-Deelder, E.
Nega, A.
Prabhakaran, D.
Mohan, S.
Mfeka-Nkabinde, N. G.
Mthethwa, L.
Haile Mariam, D.
Molla, G.
Getachew, T.
Jarhyan, P.
Chaudhry, M.
Kassa, M.
Kruk, M. E.
Glob Health Action, (2025). 17:2392352
Engaging stakeholders in embedded newborn health services/systems research in Kenya; a continuous process involving multiple actors.Karumba, K.
Oluoch, D.
Mutua, E.
Gathara, D.
Fuller, S.
English, M.
Were, F.
Molyneux, S.
Maina, M.
High- Q. Stakeholder Representative Group
NIHR Open Res, (2024). 4:73
Engaging stakeholders in embedded newborn health services/systems research in Kenya; a continuous process involving multiple actors.Karumba, K.
Oluoch, D.
Mutua, E.
Gathara, D.
Fuller, S.
English, M.
Were, F.
Molyneux, S.
Maina, M.
NIHR Open Res, (2024). 4:73
Evaluating the effects, implementation experience and political economy of primary healthcare facility autonomy reforms within counties in Kenya: a mixed methods study protocol.Musiega, A.
Amboko, B.
Maritim, B.
Nzinga, J.
Tsofa, B.
Mugo, P. M.
Wong, E.
Mazzilli, C.
Ng'ang'a, W.
Hagedorn, B. L.
Turner, G.
Musuva, A.
Murira, F.
Ravishankar, N.
Barasa, E.
BMJ Public Health, (2024). 2:e001156
Using evidence from civil society in national and subnational health policy processes: a qualitative evidence synthesis.Gopinathan, U.
Peacocke, E.
Abankwah, D. N. Y.
Aryeetey, G. C.
Glenton, C.
Khisa, P. N.
Koduah, A.
Ram, R.
Nonvignon, J.
Nzinga, J.
Ottie-Boakye, D.
Pakenham-Walsh, N. M.
Tsofa, B.
Waithaka, D.
Lewin, S.
Cochrane Database Syst Rev, (2024). 6:CD015810
Assessing the scalability of health system interventions in Africa: protocol for a Delphi study.Karamagi, H. C.
Charif, A. B.
Kidane, S. N.
Berhane, A.
Nzinga, J.
Yohannes, T.
Moyo, T. N.
Sy, S.
Kipruto, H. K.
Health Res Policy Syst, (2024). 22:176
Examining patient choice and provider competition under the National Health Insurance Fund outpatient cover in Kenya: does it enhance access and quality of care?.Kazungu, J.
Barasa, E.
Quaife, M.
Nonvignon, J.
BMC Health Serv Res, (2024). 24:1569
Understanding health system responsiveness to public feedback at the sub-national level: Insights from Kilifi County, Kenya.Kagwanja, N.
Gilson, L.
Tsofa, B.
Olivier, J.
Leli, H.
Molyneux, S.
PLOS Glob Public Health, (2024). 4:e0002814
Using knowledge translation to support the use of evaluation findings: A case study of the linda mama free maternity program in Kenya.Guleid, F. H.
Orangi, S.
Kairu, A.
Arwa, B.
Keru, J.
Musuva, A.
Vilcu, I.
Pattnaik, A.
Ravishankar, N.
Barasa, E.
PLOS Glob Public Health, (2024). 4:e0003961
Evaluating the effectiveness of the National Health Insurance Subsidy Programme within Kenya's universal health coverage initiative: a study protocol.Maritim, B.
Nzinga, J.
Tsofa, B.
Musiega, A.
Mugo, P. M.
Wong, E.
Mazzilli, C.
Ng'an'ga, W.
Hagedorn, B.
Turner, G.
Musuva, A.
Murira, F.
Ravishankar, N.
Barasa, E.
BMJ Open, (2024). 14:e083971
Policy formulation and actor roles in the expanded Kenyan free maternity policy (Linda Mama): A policy analysis.Oyugi, B.
Audi-Poquillon, Z.
Kendall, S.
Peckham, S.
Barasa, E.
PLOS Glob Public Health, (2024). 4:e0002796
Examining the Implementation Experience of the Universal Health Coverage Pilot in Kenya.Nyawira, L.
Machira, Y.
Munge, K.
Chuma, J.
Barasa, E.
Health Syst Reform, (2024). 10:2418808
Lessons learned from COVID-19 modelling efforts for policy decision-making in lower- and middle-income countries.Owek, C. J.
Guleid, F. H.
Maluni, J.
Jepkosgei, J.
Were, V. O.
Sim, S. Y.
Cw Hutubessy, R.
Hagedorn, B. L.
Nzinga, J.
Oliwa, J.
BMJ Glob Health, (2024). 9:
