• Promoting childbirth in a rural health facility: A quasiexperimental study in western Kenya 

  Mwanzia, Lydia (Wiley, 2023-10-05)

  The high maternal and neonatal mortality rate in sub-Saharan Africa could be reduced by using navigation by means of mobile devices to increase the number of women who choose to give birth in a health center (HC) with a ...
• Pregnancy and childbirth: male partner involvement in Uasin Gishu, Kenya 

  Mwanzia, Lydia (2022-12-03)

  In many African countries, pregnancy and childbirth has traditionally been regarded as a woman’s affair. As a result, male partner involvement and participation in pregnancy and childbirth has been minimal, which is ...
• Evaluation of the feasibility of a midwifery educator continuous professional development (CPD) programme in Kenya and Nigeria: a mixed methods study 

  Mwanzia, Lydia (2024-05-14)

  Background Midwifery education is under-invested in developing countries with limited opportunities for midwifery educators to improve/maintain their core professional competencies. To improve the quality of midwifery ...
• The Role of Market Innovation in Shaping Organizational Performance of Dairy Cooperatives 

  Kibas, Peter; Muthii, Rukenya (Journal of Strategic Management,, 2026-07-02)

  Market-oriented organizational strategies in the production, communication, and capture of value have intensified competitiveness in agricultural markets, where performance is no longer determined solely by production ...
• Perceived Trail Accessibility and Competitive Advantage in Kenya’s Adventure Tourism Sector 

  Macharia, Samuel; Chege, Catherine; Gatonye Jane (Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 2026-07-30)

  Kenya's adventure tourism sector has strong potential because of its exceptional ecological diversity. However, the sector faces an "Infrastructure Paradox" where world-class natural assets are undermined by inconsistent ...

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