CURRICULUM VITAE
CONTACT ADDRESS: P.O BOX 928 00100 GPO NAIROBI
Through teaching and research make progress within the academic
community and be able to influence or formulate policy that will
positively influence health care in Kenya.
EDUCATION BACKGROUND:
UNIVERSITY: Tel Aviv University – certificate in neonatology 2002
University of Nairobi - M.MED(Peadiatrics and child health)
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Department of Peadiatrics, University of Nairobi
Paeadiatrician: Armed forces medical services
Post graduate studies: University of Nairobi
COURSES/ CONFERENCES/SEMINARS.
Workshop on updating the Immunisation manual for health
Kenya peadiatrics association annual conference November
2004 – Mombasa. Presented paper ----- “Seldinafil (Viagra)
in management of persistant pulmonary hypertention of the
Kenya Peadiatrics association annual conference August
2003 – Mombasa. Presented paper “preliminary results of
May – July 2002 – Neonatal medicine course
Oct – Dec 2001 – Course in Kangaroo mother care –
Kenya Peadiatric association , annual conference 1998
National conference on acute respiratory tract
infections in children. Presented a paper on acute
respiratory tract infections in children in Baringo district--
Kenya Peadiatric Association annual conference:1994
Management of chronic obstructive pulmonary
Victoria falls - Zimbabwe 6th-10th April 1993
Congenital heart disease in developing countries:
Escorts heart institute Delhi-India 10th--17th
Course in paliative care for health professionals:
Nairobi hospice 16th--20th march 1992 KNH.
Publications (1)
Knowledge attitudes and practices of mothers
regarding acute respiratory infections in children
Mortality and morbidity of new borns admitted to
Morbidity and mortality of LBW infants in relation
J. Obstet & Gynecol of East & C. Africa
Neonatal sepsis and premature rupture of
J. Obstet & Gynecol of East & C. Africa
(6) Morbidity and mortality of low birth weight infants
East Afr. Med. J. July 2004 : 81:367-374
C. Yuko – Jowi, D.E. Simiyu and R. Musoke
Neonatal septicaemia in low birth weight infants at
Past activities
Health education radio programme for child health.
General service, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation
In charge income generating activities department
Visiting Peadiatrician AMREF for specialist
outreach programme Kenya & Tanzania 1992 –
Current activities
Lecturer in Paediatrics/Neonatology for both under
graduate and postgraduate students – University of
In charge mortality reviews & post mortem
CO- Curricular activities - Voluntary health worker – cerebral palsy society of Papers submitted for publication awaiting review
Preliminary results of Kangaroo Mother Care at
Sildenafil (viagra) in management of persistent pulmonary
hypertension of the new born: Report of two cases.
Current research activities
Operational research on empowering mothers in promotion of
health for themselves and their babies through participatory
Randomised/ controlled clinical trial of Kangaroo mother care
Prospective study on some aspects of large for gestational age
infants at KNH – supervisor for a post graduate student thesis.
Prospective study on bacterial infections in infants admitted to
Supervisor for a post graduate student thesis.
Prevalance of Helicobacter pylori in children less than 3 years
- Supervisor for a post graduate student thesis.
Awaiting promised funding for an approved study on “simple
method to administer continous positive airways pressure
(CPAP) in neonates with respiratory distress syndrome in
Future Activities -
Pursue further training in new born medicine both
clinical and research relevant to Africa.
Prepare and conduct research on Rubella infection
Societies
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