Annual Scientific Conference 2019
Conference Presentations & MaterialsAdolescent Health
Allergy & Asthma
- KNH Home Oxygenation Programme – Dr. Adil Waris
- The Wheezy Infant – Dr. Adil Waris
- Allergic Rhinitis When It Fails – Dr. Adil Waris
- Utility of Total Serum IgE in Allergy – Dr. Anne Barasa
- The Air We Breathe and Our health – Dr. Diana Marangu
- Role of Vitamin D in Allergy – Dr. Elizabeth Kiragu
- Is it Wheat or Gluten Allergy – Dr. Priya Bowrry
Child Environment Health
Cardiology
Gastroenterology
- Helicobacter pylori Infection – Dr. Ahmed Laving
- The other side of food allergies – Dr. Elizabeth Kiragu
- Evaluation of Liver Disease in older children and adolescents – Dr. Juliana Muiva
- Gastroesophageal Reflux – Dr. Peter Ngwatu
- KPA Presentation April 2019 – Dr. Waceke
- Chronic Abdominal Pain – Dr. Polycarp Mandi
- FGID – Dr. Stephan Roos
- Gaps in Assessment of food security-Social scientists perspective – Dr. Veronica Mwangi
Haemato-Oncology
HIV & AIDS
Inborn Errors of Metabolism
Nurturing Care
- Donor Human Milk Banking-Developing a Foundation for Kenya – Dr. Betty Samburu
- Kangaroo discharge – Dr. Maureen Muriithi
- Global Overview and Evidence – Dr. Minnie Kibore
- Landscape of Nurturing Care for ECD – Dr. Kennedy Oruenjo
- MCH Handbook – Dr. Lydia Karimurio
- WHO Guidelines on home based records – Dr. Lydia Karimurio
- Kangaroo Nutrition – Dr. Maureen Muriithi
- Little steps, Great Gains on Care of Preterm Babies – Dr. Maureen Muriithi
- Human Milk Banking – Prof. Rachel Musoke
- Nuturing Care-ECD in Kenya – Dr. Stewart Kabaka
Paediatric Emergencies
Plenary
- Effective management of respiratory tract infections – Dr. Adil Waris
- Is research for me? – Dr. Ambrose Agweyu
- New Frontiers in Prevention of Pneumococcal Disease – Dr. Beth Maina
- Towards achieving the newborn SDG targets – Dr. Grace Irimu
- Status of Paediatrics Rheumatology and Rare Diseases Care in Africa – Dr. James Chipeta
- Status of Kenyan Children – Dr. Khadija Abdalla
- Champs – Dr. Magdalene Kuria
- Prolonging life or prolonging death – Dr. Mary Adam
- Impact of Rotavirus Vaccine in Kenya and the world – Dr. Nekoye Otsyula
- PCV 10 Updates on Effectiveness – Dr. Nekoye Otsyula
- Prematurity and long term outcomes Kenya FINAL 04 April 2019 – Dr. Orlando Da Silva
- Are we Failing our Children? – Dr. Prof. William Macharia
- Role of the gut Microbiome in disease and health – Dr. Stephan Roos
The A Project
Research
- KEMRI Wellcome Trust-East Africa Programme Overview – Dr. Cynthia Maundio
- Resources for Quantitative Methods and Mixed Methods – Dr. Daniel Gathara
- Kenya Paediatric Research Consortium (KEPRECON) SHORT – Dr. Doris Wanjiru Kinuthia
- Research Methods for Paediatricians – Dr. Ambrose Agweyu
- Research ethics wrap up – Dr. Irene Jao
- Qualitative Research_take home – Dr. Jacinta Nzinga
- Evidence synthesis – Dr. Maia
Tuberculosis
Universal Health Coverage
- Effective Coverage of Essential neonatal services – Dr. David Gathara
- Universal Health Coverage – An overview – Dr. Edwine Barasa
- How can we make Healthcare purchasing more strategic – Dr. Rahab Musau
- Developing a UHC benefits package for Kenya – Dr. Kenneth Munge
- Measuring Kenya’s progress towards achieving UHC – Dr. Peter Nguhiu
Vaccines
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Fred Were is Professor of Paediatrics and Child Health specializing in Newborn Medicine. He presently holds portfolios of; Dean School of Medicine University of Nairobi (UON), Acting Principal College of Health Sciences (UON), Adjunct Professor of Newborn Medicine at the Aga Khan University (East Africa) and Executive Director/Chief Researcher of The Kenya Paediatric Research Consortium a wing of the Kenya Paediatric Association.
Njeri Wahome delights in all things administration. With over 20 years of experience in operations management in the development sector, Njeri as hands-on experience in strategic planning, financial management, human resources management, administration and logistics planning. She has experience providing technical assistance to NGOs on institutional strengthening for growth and sustainability.
Thomas Ngwiri is Head Clinician at Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital since February 2010. He is also Director of the Paediatric endocrinology training centre for Africa (PETCA) – Nairobi which trains paediatricians from sub-Saharan Africa in the field of diabetes and other endocrine disorders. He has been a member of the Kenya Paediatric association executive since 2010 and is the immediate former National Chair of the association.
Dr. Lawrence Okong’o Owino is a lecturer at the department of paediatrics and child health at the University of Nairobi. He is also a consultant paediatrician at the Kenyatta National hospital as well as a consultant paediatrician and rheumatologist for all the major hospitals in Nairobi. He is a pioneer paediatric rheumatologist. His research interests are in the field of musculoskeletal health and immunizations. He has published papers in peer reviewed journals focussing mainly on childhood rheumatic disorders.
MBChB (UoN), MMed (UoN) M.Phil-MCH (UCT)). Dr Osano is a Lecturer in the Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, School of Medicine, University of Nairobi, a consultant Paediatrician cardiologist at Kenyatta National Hospital. He has been the Program Coordinator for the NIH MEPI grant awarded to the University of Nairobi: Strengthening Maternal Newborn Child Health Research Training in Kenya. He has special interest in Maternal Child Health.
Dr. Joe Mbuthia is a graduate of the University of Oxford, with a specialty in Paediatric Infectious Diseases. He is an honorary Lecturer at the Department of Paediatrics and Child health, University of Nairobi as well as a Senior Technical Advisor to the HIV programme – Kenya Paediatric Research Consortium.
Dr. David Githanga is an accomplished medical professional with over 37 years of clinical practice experience. He holds a fellowship of the royal college of physicians of Edinburg (2021, a PhD in Medical Immunology from the University of Nairobi. (2019), Masters in public Health from the University of London (2010), He qualified in paediatric cardiology from the Royal Hospital for sick Children in Glasgow UK (1993), A Diplomate in Child Environmental Health from Athens Greece (2005, a Master’s degree in pediatrics from the University of Nairobi (1990) having obtained his MB,chB from the same University in 1984. Over the years he has demonstrated leadership capability and strategic thinking that has been instrumental in spearheading the growth, development and integration of the Kenya Pediatric Association (KPA) where he served in executive positions for a total period of 19 years.
Dr. Doris M.W. Kinuthia is medical professional with expertise in paediatrics and adolescent medicine, nephrology and HIV. She graduated from the University of Nairobi with medical qualifications MB.Ch.B and M.Med in Paediatrics. She has Certificates in Tropical medicine and Immunology from the same University. She did her fellowship in Paediatric Nephrology at the hospital for Sick Children in Great Ormond Street, London.U.K. She has a post graduate diploma and Master of Business Administration from Sunderland University U.K.
Denish Osodo works at Safaricom Limited as the Internal Audit Director. He has wide and deep experience in Accounting and Audit with along progressive career in Assurance, Governance and Risk Services.
Dr. Makeba Shiroya Wandabwa is a Paediatrician and Public Health Specialist, with a strong health systems background having worked in various capacities to develop child health policies and guidelines, implement and monitor high impact child health interventions at the international, national, sub national and community levels. She has provided technical, strategic, evaluation and operational support for RMNCAH/HIVAIDS health programs funded by USAID, DFID, Global Fund and World Health Organization.
Dr. Kibore received her bachelor’s degree in medicine and her master’s degree in Pediatrics and Child Health both from the University of Nairobi, Kenya, she then went on and completed a Master’s degree in Public Health from the University of Washington, USA.
Denish Osodo works at Safaricom Limited as the Internal Audit Director. He has wide and deep experience in Assurance, Governance and Risk Services. Prior to joining Safaricom, he worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) for several years, offering audit and business advisory services to Companies in different industries during his stints in Kenya and United Kingdom offices. He left PwC as a Director in the Risk Assurance Services team focusing on the provision of Internal Audit and business Controls Advisory Services to clients across Africa.
AFFILIATIONS: Department of Paediatrics and Child health, University of Nairobi.
AFFILIATIONS: Aga Khan University Nairobi, Kenya.
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AFFILIATIONS: JKUAT Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology
AFFILIATION: Medical services Nairobi City County
AFFILIATIONS: Aga Khan University Hospital
AFFILIATIONS: Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, Kenyatta University.
AFFILIATIONS: Aga Khan University Hospital
Affiliation: Machakos County / Adora Children Clinic
AFFILIATIONS: Gertrudes Childrens Hospital