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A systematic review of electronic audit and feedback: intervention effectiveness and use of behaviour change theory by Tuti, Timothy, Nzinga, Jacinta, Njoroge, Martin, Brown, Benjamin, Peek, Niels, English, Mike, Paton, Chris, van der Veer, Sabine N

“…Audit and feedback is a common intervention for supporting clinical behaviour change. Increasingly, health data are available in electronic format. Yet, little…”
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Quantifying the indirect impact of COVID-19 pandemic on utilisation of outpatient and immunisation services in Kenya: a longitudinal study using interrupted time series analysis by Wambua, Steven, Malla, Lucas, Mbevi, George, Kandiah, Joel, Nwosu, Amen-Patrick, Tuti, Timothy, Paton, Chris, Wambu, Bernard, English, Mike, Okiro, Emelda A

“…ObjectiveIn this study, we assess the indirect impact of COVID-19 on utilisation of immunisation and outpatient services in Kenya.DesignLongitudinal…”
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Pediatric prognostic models predicting inhospital child mortality in resource‐limited settings: An external validation study by Ogero, Morris, Ndiritu, John, Sarguta, Rachel, Tuti, Timothy, Akech, Samuel

“…Background and Aims Prognostic models provide evidence‐based predictions and estimates of future outcomes, facilitating decision‐making, patient care, and…”
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An exploration of mortality risk factors in non-severe pneumonia in children using clinical data from Kenya by Tuti, Timothy, Agweyu, Ambrose, Mwaniki, Paul, Peek, Niels, English, Mike

“…Childhood pneumonia is the leading infectious cause of mortality in children younger than 5 years old. Recent updates to World Health Organization pneumonia…”
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Evaluating the documentation of vital signs following implementation of a new comprehensive newborn monitoring chart in 19 hospitals in Kenya: A time series analysis by Muinga, Naomi, Tuti, Timothy, Mwaniki, Paul, Gicheha, Edith, Paton, Chris, Beňová, Lenka, English, Mike

“…Multi-professional teams care for sick newborns, but nurses are the primary caregivers, making nursing care documentation essential for delivering high-quality…”
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Employing learning health system principles to advance research on severe neonatal and paediatric illness in Kenya by English, Mike, Irimu, Grace, Akech, Samuel, Aluvaala, Jalemba, Ogero, Morris, Isaaka, Lynda, Malla, Lucas, Tuti, Timothy, Gathara, David, Oliwa, Jacquie, Agweyu, Ambrose

“…We have worked to develop a Clinical Information Network (CIN) in Kenya as an early form of learning health systems (LHS) focused on paediatric and neonatal…”
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Lessons from the design, development and implementation of a three-dimensional (3D) neonatal resuscitation training smartphone application: Life-saving Instruction for Emergencies (LIFE app) by Wanyama, Conrad, Nagraj, Shobhana, Muinga, Naomi, Tuti, Timothy, Edgcombe, Hilary, Geniets, Anne, Winters, Niall, English, Mike, Rossner, Jakob, Paton, Chris

“…Neonatal mortality remains disproportionately high in sub-Saharan Africa partly due to insufficient numbers of adequately trained and skilled front-line health…”
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Correction to: An exploration of mortality risk factors in non-severe pneumonia in children using clinical data from Kenya by Tuti, Timothy, Agweyu, Ambrose, Mwaniki, Paul, Peek, Niels, English, Mike

“…The original article contains an omission in the Acknowledgements sub-section of the Declarations…”
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Hypothermia amongst neonatal admissions in Kenya: a retrospective cohort study assessing prevalence, trends, associated factors, and its relationship with all-cause neonatal mortality by Wainaina, John, Ogero, Morris, Mumelo, Livingstone, Wairoto, Kefa, Mbevi, George, Tuti, Timothy, Mwaniki, Paul, Irimu, Grace, English, Mike, Aluvaala, Jalemba

“…Reports on hypothermia from high-burden countries like Kenya amongst sick newborns often include few centers or relatively small sample sizes. This study…”
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Improving in-patient neonatal data quality as a pre-requisite for monitoring and improving quality of care at scale: A multisite retrospective cohort study in Kenya by Tuti, Timothy, Aluvaala, Jalemba, Chelangat, Daisy, Mbevi, George, Wainaina, John, Mumelo, Livingstone, Wairoto, Kefa, Mochache, Dolphine, Irimu, Grace, Maina, Michuki, English, Mike

“…The objectives of this study were to (1)explore the quality of clinical data generated from hospitals providing in-patient neonatal care participating in a…”
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The indirect impact of COVID-19 pandemic on inpatient admissions in 204 Kenyan hospitals: An interrupted time series analysis by Wambua, Steven, Malla, Lucas, Mbevi, George, Nwosu, Amen-Patrick, Tuti, Timothy, Paton, Chris, Cheburet, Samuel, Manya, Ayub, English, Mike, Okiro, Emelda A

“…The first case of severe acute respiratory coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) was identified in March 2020 in Kenya resulting in the implementation of public health…”
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The counterintuitive self-regulated learning behaviours of healthcare providers from low-income settings by Tuti, Timothy, Paton, Chris, Winters, Niall

“…Self-regulated learning (SRL) is useful for understanding self-directed learning practices. However, SRL behaviours - despite being deemed highly…”
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Innovating to enhance clinical data management using non-commercial and open source solutions across a multi-center network supporting inpatient pediatric care and research in Kenya by Tuti, Timothy, Bitok, Michael, Paton, Chris, Makone, Boniface, Malla, Lucas, Muinga, Naomi, Gathara, David, English, Mike

“…Objective To share approaches and innovations adopted to deliver a relatively inexpensive clinical data management (CDM) framework within a low-income setting…”
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Recalibrating prognostic models to improve predictions of in‐hospital child mortality in resource‐limited settings by Ogero, Morris, Ndiritu, John, Sarguta, Rachel, Tuti, Timothy, Aluvaala, Jalemba, Akech, Samuel

“…Background In an external validation study, model recalibration is suggested once there is evidence of poor model calibration but with acceptable…”
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Evaluation of Adaptive Feedback in a Smartphone-Based Game on Health Care Providers' Learning Gain: Randomized Controlled Trial by Tuti, Timothy, Winters, Niall, Edgcombe, Hilary, Muinga, Naomi, Wanyama, Conrad, English, Mike, Paton, Chris

“…Although smartphone-based emergency care training is more affordable than traditional avenues of training, it is still in its infancy, remains poorly…”
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Characteristics of admissions and variations in the use of basic investigations, treatments and outcomes in Kenyan hospitals within a new Clinical Information Network by Ayieko, Philip, Ogero, Morris, Makone, Boniface, Julius, Thomas, Mbevi, George, Nyachiro, Wycliffe, Nyamai, Rachel, Were, Fred, Githanga, David, Irimu, Grace, English, Mike

“…BackgroundLack of detailed information about hospital activities, processes and outcomes hampers planning, performance monitoring and improvement in low-income…”
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Evaluating the documentation of vital signs following implementation of a new comprehensive newborn monitoring chart in 19 hospitals in Kenya: A time series analysis by Naomi Muinga, Timothy Tuti, Paul Mwaniki, Edith Gicheha, Chris Paton, Lenka Beňová, Mike English

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Evaluation of Adaptive Feedback in a Smartphone-Based Serious Game on Health Care Providers' Knowledge Gain in Neonatal Emergency Care: Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial by Tuti, Timothy, Winters, Niall, Muinga, Naomi, Wanyama, Conrad, English, Mike, Paton, Chris

“…Although smartphone-based clinical training to support emergency care training is more affordable than traditional avenues of training, it is still in its…”
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Appropriateness of clinical severity classification of new WHO childhood pneumonia guidance: a multi-hospital, retrospective, cohort study by Agweyu, Ambrose, Lilford, Richard J, English, Mike, Irimu, Grace, Ayieko, Philip, Akech, Sam, Githanga, David, Were, Fred, Kigen, Barnabas, Ng'arng'ar, Samuel, Aduro, Nick, Inginia, Rachel, Mutai, Beatrice, Ochieng, Grace, Thuranira, Lydia, Kanyingi, Francis, Kuria, Magdalene, Otido, Sam, Rutha, Kigondu, Njiiri, Peris, Chabi, Martin, Nzioki, Charles, Ondere, Joan, Emadau, Caren, Mutiso, Cecelia, Mutai, Loice, Manyasi, Christine, Kimutai, David, Muturi, Celia, Mithamo, Agnes, Kamunya, Anne, Kariuki, Alice, Wachira, Grace, Musabi, Melab, Charo, Sande, Muinga, Naomi, Chepkirui, Mercy, Tuti, Timothy, Makone, Boniface, Nyachiro, Wycliffe, Mbevi, George, Julius, Thomas, Gachau, Susan, Ogero, Morris, Bitok, Michael, Wafula, James

“…Management of pneumonia in many low-income and middle-income countries is based on WHO guidelines that classify children according to clinical signs that…”
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External validation of inpatient neonatal mortality prediction models in high-mortality settings by Tuti, Timothy, Collins, Gary, Mbevi, George, Wainaina, John, Mumelo, Livingstone, Gicheha, Edith, Muinga, Naomi, Ogola, Muthoni, Oyiengo, Laura, Mwangi, Caroline, Were, Fred, Bonface, Nyumbile, Malangachi, Roselyne, Manyasi, Christine, Kimutai, David Kibiwott, Aden, Rukia, Emadau, Caren, Nzioki, Charles, Tunje, Supa, Musyoka, Penina, Mwangi, Wagura, Kuria, Magdalene, Njiru, Esther, Mwangi, Penina, Inginia, Rachel, Musabi, Melab, Namulala, Emma, Thuranira, Lydia, Makokha, Felicitas, Ojigo, Josephine, Maina, Beth, Waiyego, Mary, Lusweti, Bernadette, Ithondeka, Angeline, Barasa, Julie, Liru, Meshack, Nyaribari, Alice Nkirote, Akuka, Joyce, Ngoda, Amilia, Emenwa, Aggrey Nzavaye, Mochache, Dolphine, Wesakania, Patricia Nafula, Mbungu, Jane, Mutenyo, Marystella, Mbogho, Joyce, Baswetty, Joan, Jambi, Ann, Aritho, Josephine, Mucheke, Felisters, Kioni, Zainab, Kethi, Margaret, Oguda, Alice, Situma, Salome Nashimiyu, Gachaja, Nancy, Mwangi, Loise N, Mwai, Ruth, Muruga, Irginia Wangari, Mburu, Nancy, Muteshi, Celestine, Bwire, Abigael, Muyale, Salome Okisa, Situma, Naomi, Mwaura, Hellen, Mututa, Rosemary, Lavu, Caroline, Oketch, Joyce, Olum, Jane Hore, Nyakina, Orina, Njeru, Faith, Chelimo, Rebecca, Mwaura, Margaret Wanjiku, Wambugu, Ann, Tindi, Linda Awino, Akumu, Jane, Otieno, Ruth, Osok, Slessor, Kulubi, Seline, Wanjala, Susan, Njeru, Pauline, Mbogo, Rebbecca Mukami, Ollongo, John, Soita, Samuel, Mirenja, Judith, Nguri, Mary, Waweru, Margaret, Oruko, Mary Akoth, Kuya, Jeska, Muthuri, Caroline, Muthiani, Esther, Nganga, Joseph, Tanui, Benjamin, Muigai, Peter, Namayi, Arnest, Kosiom, Elizabeth, Cherop, Dorcas, Marete, Faith, Simiyu, Johanness, Danga, Collince, Oyugi, Arthur Otieno, Okoth, Fredrick Keya

“…Abstract Background Two neonatal mortality prediction models, the Neonatal Essential Treatment Score (NETS) which uses treatments prescribed at admission and…”
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