A group at the Centre for Global Health Research-KEMRI aiming to enhance health by synthesizing evidence and conducting research to inform policy & practice.
In 2019, the Evidence for Health Research Group was formed as a unit affiliated with the Kenya Medical Research Institute-(KEMRI- CGHR).
Our mandate is to enhance healthcare by synthesizing evidence and conducting research to inform policy and practice.
Hot off the press, @GlobalHealthBMJ published our analysis paper on malaria vaccine implementation in sub-Saharan Africa. ๐๐Countries need the vaccine. WHO, GAVI, and UNICEF are making it happen
https://t.co/jYAT98c33U ๐ colleagues @E4H_KE@KEMRI_Kenya@CDCKenya@LSTMnews
Celebrating the highs of #2023 and charting the course for an inspiring #2024 at our end-year meeting ๐ฅณ. It's been a bustling yet deeply rewarding year in the world of evidence synthesis and policy research. We're ready to tackle new challenges and make an even greater impact ๐
๐ We anticipate an informative and impactful session from the keynote speakers at the 10th International Conference of EBHC Teachers & Developers, joint meeting with the 10th Conference of the International Society for Evidence-Based Health Care.
https://t.co/pOIS6PRhn9
Honoured to have won a Young Investigator Award at the 2023 @ASTMH meeting. Mentored by the best at @StellenboschUni Prof Taryn Young and Eleanor Ochodo, @LSTMnews Prof Feiko ter Kuile, Dr Jenny Hill, Dr Stephanie Dellicour and @CDCgov Dr Julie Gutman https://t.co/iBdGh8K4Fi
Excited to share a poster on malaria case management in pregnancy as multiple first-line artemisinin combination therapies are introduced to counter drug resistance at the ASTMH meeting in Chicago #TropMed23
#Evidence2023@Afidep, we believe a culture of consistent evidence use should be underpinned in the decision-making practices in all sectors in order for Africa to achieve sustained and equitable development.
Join us at the @AENโs event.
๐: 13-15 September 2023
๐ง๐ช Protea Hotel, Entebbe
More details here: https://t.co/UyZ0UzCAdw
Part 1 of our mixed-methods study has today been published by the @MalariaJournal. We examined healthcare providers' knowledge of guidelines in the context of multiple first-line therapies for malaria treatment pilot project in Western Kenya.
https://t.co/RhTNiwc8eI
Publication alert!๐ข
A new @BMJ_Open review using the #AGREEII tool reveals gaps in the use of evidence-based methods in guideline development in Kenya.
Link ๐
https://t.co/XU8PrG9X1v
#EBHC#EBM
๐ข A new #scopingreview by @DCarolineosoro & co-authors is out in @PLOSGPH !
๐Click on the link below to have a read๐
https://t.co/Pdv8w3Pagk
We had a thrilling time hosting @KEMRI_Kenya's Knowledge Management team and @CochraneKenya, planning the way forward to produce trusted evidence.
#EBHC
Thank you for attending our evidence-based health care webinar series!
Attendees who wish to receive a certificate should send their official name to the email address below:
[email protected]#EBHC#evidencebasedmethods
We're counting down days to the #evidencebasedhealthcare course!
Have you registered yet?
Click on the link below:๐
https://t.co/65jYRh97Ui
A QR code is also available at the bottom right corner of the flier for registration.
#clinicaltrials#hierarchyofevidence
Boost your knowledge on #evidencebasedmethods with our free online workshop, kicking off next month!
Join @CochraneKenya , @ucl and @KEMRI_Kenya for a learning experience.
Registration link below๐
https://t.co/65jYRh97Ui
We're all set for day 2๏ธโฃ!
Don't miss our presentation on the Practical Approaches to Evidence-based Healthcare @CochraneKenya's workshop at @KEMRI_Kenya