Applying a multi-layered, mixed methods approach to evaluate technology and workforce interventions in Kenyan neonatal units
Michuki Maina(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Sebastian Fuller(University of Oxford), Onesmus Onyango(Kenya Medical Research Institute), David Gathara(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Fred Were(Kenyatta National Hospital), Asma Rababeh(University of Oxford), Mike English(Angkor Hospital for Children), Vincent Kagonya(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Lydia Thuranira(Kenya School of Government), Naima Nasir(University of Oxford), Edna Mutua(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Loise Mwangi(University of Embu), Sassy Molyneux(Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre), Caroline Jones(The University of Western Australia), Penina Musyoka(Machakos University), Lucy Kinyua(Kenya School of Government), Abdulazeez Imam(MRC Unit the Gambia), Peter Mwangi(Kenya School of Government), Gulraj Grewal(Partners for Health and Development in Africa), Gloria Karungo Ngaiza(University of Oxford), Ngina Mwangi(University of Embu), Kenneth Karumba(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Nancy Odinga(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Caroline Waithira(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Dorothy Oluoch(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Virginia Njoroge(Kenya School of Government), Zainab Kioni(Machakos University)
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