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The provision of high-quality care to sick newborns presents challenges in any health system. International guidelines suggest that even for babies who do not require intensive care, there should be one nurse for every 2 – 4 sick babies. However, recent studies conducted in Nairobi show that one nurse takes care of between 20 – 40 newborns. In a recently published policy brief the KEMRI Wellcome Trust programme highlights the experience of nurses in Nairobi’s New Born Units.
Chris Paton
BMBS BMedSci MBA DPhil FBCS Chris Paton - Honorary Visiting Scientist
Evelyne Kestelyn
Evelyne Kestelyn - Head of the Clinical Trials Unit
Ashata Dahal
Ashata Dahal - Public Engagement Manager (OUCRU Nepal)/ DPhil candidate (University of Oxford)
Suchita Shrestha
Suchita Shrestha - Head of the Clinical Trials Unit, OUCRU Nepal
Gisela Robles Aguilar
Gisela Robles Aguilar - Global Burden of Disease Researcher
Rachel Hounsell
Rachel Hounsell - Senior Researcher and Teaching Fellow
Proochista Ariana
- MSc IHTM Executive Team
- MSc IHTM Lecturers
- MSc IHTM advisory committee
- MSc MGH Lecturers
- Principal Investigators
- Research Scientists
Proochista Ariana - Associate Professor
Wirichada Pan-ngum
Wirichada Pan-ngum - Associate Professor
Kevin Marsh
Kevin Marsh - Professor of Tropical Medicine
Marco Liverani
Marco Liverani - Honorary Visiting Research Fellow in Tropical Medicine