Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences

A low resource simulation-based training package leads to increased knowledge and skill retention post basic emergency obstetric and neonatal care based training in rural Tanzania, a quasi-experimental research design

Neonatal and Maternal mortality remain alarmingly high in rural areas like Kwimba Tanzania. The Basic Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care (BEmONC) training program aims to decrease these rates by improving healthcare provider knowledge and skill. Literature supports improvement...

Health Diplomacy in Limited‐Resource Settings in Africa: What It Takes Towards a Realistic, Resilient and Equitable Agenda?

ABSTRACT Health diplomacy (HD) in African nations is often characterized as limited settings due to resource scarcity, weak governance and fragmented health systems. Although HD is crucial for addressing the continent's interconnected health challenges, including endemic diseases...

Theory–simulation–application framework to enhance biostatistical capacity for HIV and cancer data analysis in sub-Saharan Africa: lessons learnt from Tanzania

Enhancing biostatistical capacity in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is imperative for the efficient analysis of routinely collected health data and for clinical and public health decision-making. We describe the experiences and lessons learnt from implementing advanced statistical capa...

Restrictome-EVOLVE: population-resolved haplotype architecture of human antiviral restriction-factor loci

Human antiviral restriction factors act across multiple stages of viral replication, but whether their population-resolved haplotype architecture differs systematically from comparable genomic regions is unclear. We tested this using phased public human genomic data from 660 indi...