Supporting postgraduate students in achieving their academic and professional goals is a key part of my work. I provide tailored mentorship to develop innovative research, ensuring high-quality outputs that contribute meaningfully to their fields.
Explore my postgraduate internal and external research supervision experiences …
PostDoc (ongoing) |
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| 1 | Dr. Taofik Kolawole Oduola (Nigeria) – Assessing and Enhancing Hand Hygiene Compliance among Healthcare Workers in Primary Health Centres in Kebbi State, Nigeria: Low-Cost Interventions for Improved Infection Prevention |
Internal Ph.D. Assessment & Validation |
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| 1 | Dr. Heron Gezahegn Gebretsadik (Ethiopia) – A Retrospective Study on the Epidemiology and Risk-Factors of Noma in Ethiopia |
| 2 | Dr. Emmanuel Okpe Ochai (Nigeria) – Health Information Systems And Decision Making In Developing Countries: A Case Study Of Malaria Program In Liberia |
External Ph.D. Assessment |
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| 1 | Alison Okorie Ede (Nigeria) – Oral hygiene practices and the utilisation of oral hygiene services in rural and urban areas of Nigeria |
| 2 | Ede Okorie (Nigeria) – Excreta disposal practices and the occurrence of typhoid and diarrhea diseases in selected communities in Abia State, Nigeria |
| 3 | Cyril Uzoma Agulanna (Nigeria) – Assessment of sanitation status among household in Abia State, Nigeria |
| 4 | Isaiah Chimezie Abonyi (Nigeria) – Influence of biomass cooking fuels on the health status of communities in Enugu State, Nigeria |
Completed Ph.D. Thesis
| 1 | Dr Sulaiman Gbonnie Conteh (Sierra Leone) – Sierra Leone`s Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR) Programme |
| 2 | Dr Oliver Ombeva Malande (Uganda) – Drivers of Vaccine Hesitancy and Under-immunization among Children of Hoima and Wakiso Districts of Uganda |
Ongoing Ph.D. Thesis |
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| 3 | Dalilah Kalla (Mauritius) – Lived experiences of people living with Lupus Erythematus in Mauritius |
| 4 | Blessing Onote Adebo (Nigeria) – Healthcare system reforms: Access and Utilization patterns of National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) in Nigeria. A case study of Abuja, Nigeria |
| 5 | Bemhemba Iba (Nigeria) – Geospatial and Predictive Modelling of Tuberculosis Case Detection and Treatment Outcomes in Benue State, Nigeria |
| 6 | Elvis Miti (Tanzania) – Kirkpatrick’S Impact Evaluation On A Novel Video-Based Palliative Care Training Method On Healthcare Professionals In Tanzania: A Mixed-Methods Study |
| 7 | Amos Onyango Wasonga (Kenya) – The Sustainability Puzzle: Non-Financial Challenges And Opportunities Facing Health Civil Society Organizations In Kwale |
| 8 | Green Sadru Mwansisya (Tanzania) – Assessing the effect of continuous quality improvement (CQI) interventions on vaccine management practices in Mwanza, Tanzania |
| 9 | Dr. Salih Ahmed Mustafa Ahmed (Ireland) – The Impact of Early Mobilisation Following Orthopaedic Surgery on Patient Outcomes |
Completed Master’s Thesis
| 1 | Samoel Khamadi (Kenya) – mHealth systems in the management of COVID-19 in Africa |
| 2 | Hannah Talitha Masangwi (Malawi) – Retention of health workers in the Malawian public sector |
| 3 | Marshall Sackey (Liberia) – Community Nursing Home Care and the mothers of pre-term babies |
| 4 | Mwanza Simangele Kalua (Swaziland) – The extent and implications of gender-based violence against men in Southern Africa |
| 5 | Makava Isi Favour (Nigeria) – Epidemiology of, and response to, the 2018-2019 Lassa fever outbreaks in Nigeria’. |
| 6 | Dr Utang Bassey Andah (Nigeria) – Utilization of managed care in primary health care as a means to achieving universal health coverage for Nigerians |
| 7 | Tuelo Kgosimoloi (Botswana) – Current healthcare funding in Botswana and recommendations for sustainability |
| 8 | Lelane Alta Laidas (Eswatini) – Alleviating mother and child morbidity and mortality in Nigeria through an integrated preventative public health approach |
| 9 | Franklin Nkengafac Ngueiwoh (Cameroon) – Knowledge management systems within the health care industry: A case study of Africa |
| 10 | Alfred Eddings Mwanyimbo (Malawi) – Perceived impacts of sex education as a preventive measure for sexually transimitted infections among the youth in Lilongwe, Malawi |
| 11 | Lassana Konde (Mali) – Knowledge of the impacts of the resurgence of multi-resistant bacteria among health workers in Koutiala health district, Mali |
| 12 | Johanna Ihuaku Aguh (Nigeria) – COVID-19 and Mental Health of Frontline Healthcare Workers in Nigeria |
| 13 | Yvette Amanda Atieno Oludhe (Kenya) – Assessment of the adoption and uptake progress of the social health insurance scheme in Kenya |
| 14 | Patience Ozavisa Samuel (Nigeria) – The Awareness and the Utilization of Vitamin a Containing Food among (Northern Nigeria-Kano-Nassarawa Local Government Area) |
| 15 | Nyeleti Joe Nyeleti (Zambia) – Compliance with COVID19 health guidelines in public places and its determinants in Kafue, Zambia |
| 16 | Pharm. Julius Kenkoh Nkiese (Cameroon) – Adherence to Standard Treatment Guidelines and its Impact on Stock Management in Faith-Based Health Systems in Low- and Middle-Income Countries, Case Study, Littoral Health Facilities of the Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services (CBC HS) |
| 17 | Rasoarijaona Herinirina Daniela (Lesotho) – Smoking and the risk of oral cancers among people living with HIV infection in Sub-Saharan Africa |
| 18 | Juliet Kizanye (Uganda) – ‘Covid-19 containment measures and the performance of the trade sector |
| 19 | Felix Mulama Mbalasi (Kenya) – Application of strategic management in mission hospitals |
| 20 | Abdishakur Mohamed Ali (Kenya) – Influence of logistics network optimization on performance of distribution firms in Kenya |
| 21 | Peter Nduati Muiruri (Kenya) – Direct medical costs in the treatment of cancer patients at a rural Kenyan hospital |
| 22 | Victor Tinashe Marowa (Zimbabwe) – Impacts of employee wellness management on organisational performance and sustainability in Zimbabwe. |
| 23 | Andy Chapola (Malawi) – The impact of sporting activities on the mental health and social well-being of prison inmates |
| 24 | Chifundo Kamulete (Malawi) – Challenges of special needs patients in accessing healthcare services in public hospitals |
| 25 | Dr Nchinjoh Sangwe Clovis (Cameroon) – The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on childhood immunization services in Sub-Saharan Africa |
| 26 | Odirile Siele (Botswana) – The role of hospital accreditation on the welfare of patients in Botswana |
| 27 | Jackson Muli Muleti (Kenya) – Current patient safety and quality improvement practices among healthcare professionals in developing countries |
| 28 | Choene Mavis Malekane (South Africa) – Nosocomial infections in the neonatal ward of a South African public regional hospital |
| 29 | Tshephang Ndubiwa (Zambia) – The impacts of toxic culture on the mental health of young people in Sub-Saharan Africa |
| 30 | Lachhemi Rana (Britain) – The role of Interpreting Services In overcoming language barrier in the United Kingdom Health care system |
| 31 | Nixon Kaliati (Malawi) – The impact of health insurance on access to healthcare in Malawi |
| 32 | Rebecca Aalak Ogunbuyide (Nigeria) – Healthcare waste management in Nigeria |
| 33 | Thato Raletsatsi (South Africa) Impact of change management on the organization performance of Coca-Cola company |
| 34 | Rawlings Ukala (Nigeria) – The impact of incessant industrial action by public healthcare workers in Nigeria |
| 35 | Andrea Eudora Scott (Jamaica) The Impact of Medication Errors on Hospitalised Patients |
| 36 | Florence Kubali (Malawi) Knowledge, attitudes, and practices of a Malawian health centre nurse-midwives on perinatal mental illness |
| 37 | Lameck Stewart Saka (United Kingdom) Challenges faced by HCS managers in implementing clinical governance |
| 38 | Mari-Lee Visser The impact of professional challenges on nurses’ performance |
| 39 | Njang Mbeng Emmanuel (Cameroon) Gunshot injuries among patients that attended selected Cameroonian hospitals from 2016-2020 |
| 40 | Simbiat Yetunde Kassim Bawa-Allah (Nigeria) – The impacts of medication errors on health |
| 41 | Farhana Sheikh (South Africa) – Obesity in South African children |
| 42 | Dr. Augusta Ogechinekekanma Anyaegbusim (Nigeria) – The impact of electronic healthcare information systems (EHIS) on organizational efficiency and patient outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa |
| 43 | Monenami Asuku (Nigeria) – Strengthening the health system through effective disease surveillance mechanisms in Nigeria |
| 44 | Adeniran Samuel Atiba (Nigeria) – Leadership among Hospital Workers |
| 45 | Kedibonye Leburu (Botswana) – Effectiveness of Tuberculosis prevention therapy (TPT) among people living with HIV/AIDS in Botswana: Unclear HIV Guidelines and unbalanced patient-provider understanding decreases uptake of TPT |
| 46 | Nadia Owusu Ansah (Ghana) – Integration of information and communication technology (ICT) into healthcare in Ghana; a systematic review. |
| 47 | Aisha Amira Saidu (Nigeria) – Implementing lean as a quality improvement model in healthcare |
| 48 | Anthony Mugendi Ndwiga (Kenya) – The Role of International Marketing and Innovation Strategies on the Sustainability and Survival of healthcare Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the Africa |
| 49 | Sam Kalungi (Uganda) – Factors associated with health worker absenteeism in government health facilities in Uganda |
| 50 | Navesh Moodley (South Africa) – The Impact of the Referral System within the Public Healthcare Sector on HIV Patients in Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa (2019-2020) |
| 51 | Prince Chirwa (Malawi) – Implementing Telemedicine in Malawi for managing chronic diseases in the context of Covid 19 |
| 52 | Debora Amos Sama (Nigeria) – Impact of e-commerce in healthcare businesses in Africa |
| 53 | Fumbanani Kapote Phiri (Malawi) – Households’ Willingness to Pay for Solid Waste Collection Services in Lilongwe, Malawi |
| 54 | Joseph Phiri (Malawi) – The impact of covid-19 vaccine uptake on Health and socio-economic outcomes: a case study of urban areas in Blantyre, Malawi |
| 55 | Sangwani Mkandawire (Malawi) – The role of mobile clinics in improving healthcare outcomes and patient satisfaction in Mulanje, Malawi |
| 56 | Batsirai Boetie Matiza (Zimbabwe) – The impact of political factors on healthcare service delivery in Zimbabwe |
| 57 | Joseph Jnr Mbewe (Malawi) – Management Health Services and Human Resources in Health Organizations |
| 58 | Dr. Phyela Mbeya (Malawi) – Effectiveness of Corporate Governance in Christian Health Association of Malawi(CHAM) Hospitals in Malawi |
| 59 | Debora Duwa Mtambalika (Malawi) – Social cash transfers in Malawi and determinants of access to health services: a path to quality health services for the poor |
| 60 | Bridget Afam (Nigeria) – Decision Making Involvement And Health Seeking Behavior For Childhood Illness Among Uninsured Women In Nigeria |
| 61 | Dr. Charles George Akpabio (Nigeria) – Migration Of Highly Skilled Health Workers From Nigeria: Characteristics, Impact And Response |
| 62 | Tuyakula Nakale (Namibia) – A Retrospective Study On The Prevalence Of Hepatitis E Virus Among Childbearing Women In Windhoek, Namibia, January 2019 To December 2021 |
| 63 | Udoka Ihekerenma (Ghana) – Onyechere Digital Health Technologies In Ghana |
| 64 | David Moyo (Zimbabwe) – Drivers Of The Expansion Of Retail Pharmacy Business In Zimbabwe |
| 65 | Kelvin Nduhiu Gathema (Kenya) – Evaluation Of Management Information Systems As A Strategic Tool For Business Efficiency In Rural Hospitals In Kenya |
| 66 | Blessing Nnyagu (Nigeria) – Strategic Impact Of E-Health On Healthcare Delivery In Nigeria |
| 67 | Tanya Lesita Mose (Barbados) – Enhancing Healthcare Quality and Equity through Operations Management Strategies in Low-Resource Settings |
| 68 | Mosele Beatrice Motumi (South Africa) – Effects of missing clinical records on patient care in South African public healthcare facilities: A Narrative Review |
| 69 | Lindi Van Wyngaard (South Africa) – National Health Insurance and the Future of Medical Professionals in South Africa: Challenges and Opportunities |
| 70 | Camille Elizabeth Waite Kerr nee Waite (United Kingdom) – Balancing Traditional Communication and Digital Marketing Strategies in Healthcare |
| 71 | Ester Penehafo Pahangwashimwe (Namibia) – Exploring Radiographers’ Practice And Adherence To Infection Prevention And Control Within Computed Tomography And Fluoroscopy Settings |
| 72 | Rasha Kamal Eldin Abdelrahman Mukhtar (United Arab Emirates) – Leadership Competencies Required for Managing Multicultural Healthcare Teams in UAE Medical Centers |
| 73 | Simone Malia Johnson (United Kingdom) – Digital Transformation and Innovation in Public Health Insurance: A Comparative Study of Medicare and the UK’s NHS |
| 74 | Taskia Maria Daniel The Influence of Climate Change on Business Interests in the Tourism Industry |
| 75 | Oluwaseun Elizabeth Olufemi (Nigeria) – The Impacts Of Climate Change On Infectious Disease Prevalence |
| 76 | Dr. Oomesh Shamloll (Mauritius) – A Comprehensive Analysis of Change Management Strategies for the Implementation of 24/7 Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PPCI) on a free basis in Public Hospitals in Mauritius |
| 77 | Fadumo Hussein Mohamed (Somalia) – Implementing Psychological Health Literacy In Communities |
| 78 | Lusungu Mwambeye (Malawi) – The Impact Of Technology On Healthcare Access And Delivery In Africa: Systematic Analysis |
| 79 | Nange Jonelle George-Gabriel (Barbados) – Stemming Healthcare Workers Attrition from Emergency Rooms |
| 80 | Taonga Honde (Malawi) – Knowledge, Attitudes, And Fears Concerning Cervical Cancer Screening Among A Frican Women |
| 81 | Dr. Chisengo Kapihya (Zambia) – Relationship Between Healthcare Quality And Patient
Satisfaction: A Systematic Review |
| 82 | Lawrence Kasenda (Malawi) – Implementing Electronic Medical Records In African Healthcare Facilities |
| 83 | Anélsio Carlos Alfredo Cossa (Mozambique) – Leadership And Strategic Management In Mozambique’S Health System: An Analysis Of Key Challenges, Achievements, And Priorities For Strengthening System Performance Over The Next 15 Years |