Residents and graduates of various levels of the Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP), including Advanced, Basic, and Intermediate levels, represent a valuable asset in the global fight against infectious diseases, non-communicable diseases, and other public health threats. FETP provides the trainees with the necessary tools and training to conduct epidemiological research and contribute to the scientific literature world-wide. Kenya FELTP residents and graduates across all training levels play a pivotal role in generating scientific evidence through a substantial number of scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals to inform public health policies and interventions.
Browse through the publications generated by Kenya FELTP residents and alumni, published in various peer-reviewed journals in the year 2018
| 2018 Scientific Publications | ||||||
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| # | Author | FETP Level & Cohort | Title of Paper | Journal | DOI | Publication Date |
| 1. | Jeremiah Ngurimu Ngugi | Advanced FETP, Cohort 13 | Epidemiology and surveillance of human animal-bite injuries and rabies post-exposure prophylaxis, in selected counties in Kenya, 2011–2016 | BMC Public Health | https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-018-5888-5 | 09-Aug-2018 |