Ambrose Agweyu/BMJ Glob Health
Epidemiological impact and cost-effectiveness analysis of COVID-19 vaccination in Kenya.Orangi, S.
Ojal, J.
Brand, S. P.
Orlendo, C.
Kairu, A.
Aziza, R.
Ogero, M.
Agweyu, A.
Warimwe, G. M.
Uyoga, S.
Otieno, E.
Ochola-Oyier, L. I.
Agoti, C. N.
Kasera, K.
Amoth, P.
Mwangangi, M.
Aman, R.
Ng'ang'a, W.
Adetifa, I. M.
Scott, J. A. G.
Bejon, P.
Keeling, M. J.
Flasche, S.
Nokes, D. J.
Barasa, E.
BMJ Glob Health, (2022). 7:
Neonatal mortality in Kenyan hospitals: a multisite, retrospective, cohort study.Irimu, G.
Aluvaala, J.
Malla, L.
Omoke, S.
Ogero, M.
Mbevi, G.
Waiyego, M.
Mwangi, C.
Were, F.
Gathara, D.
Agweyu, A.
Akech, S.
English, M.
Clinical Information Network, authors
BMJ Glob Health, (2021). 6:
Employing learning health system principles to advance research on severe neonatal and paediatric illness in Kenya.English, M.
Irimu, G.
Akech, S.
Aluvaala, J.
Ogero, M.
Isaaka, L.
Malla, L.
Tuti, T.
Gathara, D.
Oliwa, J.
Agweyu, A.
BMJ Glob Health, (2021). 6:
Extending the measurement of quality beyond service delivery indicators.Agweyu, A.
Masenge, T.
Munube, D.
BMJ Glob Health, (2020). 5:
Protecting children in low-income and middle-income countries from COVID-19.Ahmed, S.
Mvalo, T.
Akech, S.
Agweyu, A.
Baker, K.
Bar-Zeev, N.
Campbell, H.
Checkley, W.
Chisti, M. J.
Colbourn, T.
Cunningham, S.
Duke, T.
English, M.
Falade, A. G.
Fancourt, N. S.
Ginsburg, A. S.
Graham, H. R.
Gray, D. M.
Gupta, M.
Hammitt, L.
Hesseling, A. C.
Hooli, S.
Johnson, A. B.
King, C.
Kirby, M. A.
Lanata, C. F.
Lufesi, N.
Mackenzie, G. A.
McCracken, J. P.
Moschovis, P. P.
Nair, H.
Oviawe, O.
Pomat, W. S.
Santosham, M.
Seddon, J. A.
Thahane, L. K.
Wahl, B.
Van der Zalm, M.
Verwey, C.
Yoshida, L. M.
Zar, H. J.
Howie, S. R.
McCollum, E. D.
BMJ Glob Health, (2020). 5:
Risk factors for death among children aged 5-14 years hospitalised with pneumonia: a retrospective cohort study in Kenya.Macpherson, L.
Ogero, M.
Akech, S.
Aluvaala, J.
Gathara, D.
Irimu, G.
English, M.
Agweyu, A.
BMJ Glob Health, (2019). 4:e001715
Does audit and feedback improve the adoption of recommended practices? Evidence from a longitudinal observational study of an emerging clinical network in Kenya.Gachau, S.
Ayieko, P.
Gathara, D.
Mwaniki, P.
Ogero, M.
Akech, S.
Maina, M.
Agweyu, A.
Oliwa, J.
Oliwa, J.
Julius, T.
Malla, L.
Wafula, J.
Mbevi, G.
Irimu, G.
English, M.
BMJ Glob Health, (2017). 2:e000468
