Faculty profile
Nathan Kenya-Mugisha
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Research
Latest funding
- $1,690,651
Smart Discharges for newborns with sepsis: a personalized public health approach for improving discharge and post-discharge care in low-resource settings
CIHR · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $19,890
Smart QI: Developing a scalable platform for integrating data-driven algorithms that drive quality improvement in pediatric sepsis care at health facilities in Uganda
CIHR · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $1,526,175
Smart Discharges in children over 5: Expanding a personalized public health approach to improving discharge care in resource-limited settings
CIHR · 2022 · Co-investigator
Smart Discharges for newborns with sepsis: a personalized public health approach for improving discharge and post-discharge care in low-resource settings
Principal investigators: Wiens, Matthew O; Duby, Jessica; Kenya-Mugisha, Nathan
Keywords: Care-Seeking; Development; Low- And Middle-Income Countries; Moderate To Late Preterm; Personalized Public Health; Post-Discharge Mortality; Predictive Models; Rural/Remote Communities; Sepsis; Vulnerability
Smart QI: Developing a scalable platform for integrating data-driven algorithms that drive quality improvement in pediatric sepsis care at health facilities in Uganda
Principal investigators: Wiens, Matthew O
Keywords: Child Health; Digital Health; Global Health; Infant Mortality; Interoperability; Post-Discharge Care; Quality Improvement; Risk Prediction; Sepsis; Triage
Smart Discharges in children over 5: Expanding a personalized public health approach to improving discharge care in resource-limited settings
Principal investigators: Wiens, Matthew O
Keywords: Care-Seeking; Child Health; Epidemiology; Global Health; Lmics; Post-Discharge Mortality; Predictive Models; Rural/Remote Communities; Sepsis; Vulernability
Smart Discharges for Mom+Baby: Saving mother-newborn dyads by developing a predictive risk model to identify vulnerable dyads and guide delivery of evidence-based, locally-informed interventions for targeted post-discharge care.
Principal investigators: Wiens, Matthew O
Keywords: Care Seeking; Epidemiology; Global Health; Maternal Health; Newborn Health; Post-Discharge Mortality; Predictive Models; Public Health; Sepsis; Vulnerability
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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