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Factors Influencing Dietary Practices of Pregnant Women at Njoro Sub County Hospital, Nakuru County, Kenya
(Current Research in Medical Sciences, 2024-07-28)Worldwide, factors influencing maternal dietary practices has been a major issue of concern among pregnant women. This is because good dietary practices are important to the mother and the baby. Negative inappropriate ... -
Influence of Management Input on Effectiveness of Saccos Internal Audit in Western Kenya
(Sustainable Business and Society in Emerging Economies, 2024-06-30)Purpose: Examination of management input on effectiveness of Saccos internal audit in Western Kenya. Methodology/Approach: Employing causal design for cause and effect association, a target of 129 staffs in 15 DT-SACCOS ... -
Determinants of Nutritional Status of Pregnant Women at Njoro Sub County Hospital, Nakuru County, Kenya
(Journal of Research in Social Science and Humanities, 2024-07-30)Globally, maternal nutrition is an essential aspect of every pregnant woman’s life. Proper maternal nutrition during prenatal and post-natal periods has been shown to reduce the risks of maternal and infant complications. ... -
Communication Strategies Employed By 103.9 MMUST Fm to Capture Listeners’ Attention Regarding COVID-19 Pandemic in Lurambi Sub-County, Kenya
(African Journal of Empirical Research, 2024-11-09)he COVID-19 pandemic occurred so unexpectedly and spread so fast that the media had to play its role of informing and educating the public about it. The people were in panic and the Kenyan government invested in strategies ... -
Evaluating lay first responder (LFR) first aid kit supplies usage and appropriateness in Western Kenya
(Pan Afr Med J, 2024-08-12)Introduction low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) disproportionately bear 90% of global mortality from trauma, yet robust emergency medical services (EMS) are often lacking to address the prehospital injury burden. ...
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