Publications

2011

Okoth A, Agumba N. PTE Revision Kit. Social Studies. Nairobi; 2011.

D. C, E. R, E. K, A. O, M. W, J. K, L. M, B.O O, E. W. Quality Audit on Diagnosis of Preeclampsia at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital. Kenya Nurses Journal. 2011;41(2):45-49.

Mary SA. The Quality of Health Care provided to Orphaned Children under Foster Care in Kibera Slums in Kenya. Kenya Journal of Health Science, Nairobi. Kenya. 2011;1:47-56.

Gupta SK, Owino-Ong'or W, Shen C, Musick B, Goldman M, Wools-Kaloustian K. Reduced renal function is associated with progression to AIDS but not with overall mortality in HIV-infected kenyan adults not initially requiring combination antiretroviral therapy. Journal of the International AIDS Society. 2011;4:31.

Nangulu A, Shitemi N, Kahiga J, Egesah OB, Limo S. Report on the external evaluation of the study program- gender studies and development Master of Arts, Moi University. In: Guide for the Promotion of the Quality Culture in East-African Universities: AfriQ’ Units. University of Alicante: AfriQ’ Units; 2011. p. 149-158. Website

Nangulu A, Shitemi N, Masinde JM, Egesa J, Limo S, O.B.Kahiga. Report on the external evaluation of the study programmegender studies and development Masters of Arts, Moi University: In Guide for the Promotion of the Quality Culture in East-African Universities: AfriQ’. In: AfriQ’ Units. University of Alicante, AfriQ’ Units; 2011. p. 149–158. Website

Vincent N, Wendi R, Langat B, Korir MK, Kipsat MJ. Residents decision-making in tourism at Sitatungas swampy habitat: Saiwa National Park, Kenya. Journal of Development and Agricultural Economics. 2011;3:190–193.

Wambua P, Anandjiwala R. A Review of Preforms for the Composites Industry. Journal of Industrial Textiles. 2011;40:310–333.

N. OGUTUJ. Review of the book JENKINS Richard. RETHINKING ETHNICITY – Arguments and Explorations (Second Edition). London, UK: Sage Publications, 2008VIII + 207 pp. ISBN 978-1-4129-3583-8 (pbk). Discourse and Society. 2011;12(4):557-559.

Okubasu D. The Right to Keep and Bear Arms in Northern Kenya. Moi University. 2011.

Gicheha MG, Kosgey IS. RISK-RATED ECONOMIC VALUES FOR TRAITS OF MEAT SHEEP IN SMALLHOLDER PRODUCTION SYSTEM IN THE TROPICS. Animal Production Society of Kenya. 2011:5.

Boltz VF, Zheng Y, Lockman S, Hong F, Halvas EK, McIntyre JA, Currier JS, Chibowa MC, Kanyama C, Nair A. Role of Low-Frequency HIV-1 Variants in Failure of Nevirapine-Containing Antiviral Therapy in Women Previously Exposed to Single Dose Nevirapine. Proc. Natl Acad. Sci USA. 2011.

Masinde JRM. The Role of Women in Rural Development. In Working with Rural Communities: Participatory Action Research in Kenya. In: Orieko PC, Mutiso R Revised. Nairobi: Nairobi University Press; 2011. p. .

Naanyu V, Sidle JE, Frankel RM, Ayuku D, Nyandiko WM, Inui TS. Rooting inquiry in tradition: the health baraza as a tool for social research in Kenya. Qual Health Res [Internet]. 2011;21. Website

Naanyu V, Sidle JE, Frankel RM, Ayuku D, Nyandiko WM, Inui TS. Rooting Inquiry in Tradition: The Health Baraza as a Tool for Social Research in Kenya. Qualitative Health Research [Internet]. 2011;21:14-26. Website Abstract

The baraza is a customary form of community assembly in East Africa. We examined the use of the health baraza as a process that can improve data collection and deepen community understanding of sociocultural issues surrounding HIV/AIDS. In the evaluation of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)—Academic Model for Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS Partnership (USAID—AMPATH) in Kenya, investigators facilitated mabaraza (the plural of baraza) to gather information of relevance to program success, improvement, and community collaboration. Seven mabaraza were held at local health facilities. Mabaraza rapidly evoked essential information for the USAID—AMPATH program and facilitated vibrant discussion of themes that were of interest to local communities. Mabaraza combined individual and community outlooks, producing emic understanding of the program’s meaning to local populations. The baraza assemblage is a promising technique for applied sociology, participatory research, and program evaluation.

Obura M, Agumba MN. Secondary Break Through. History and Government. Form 1. Nairobi: Moran Publishers; 2011.

Tura I, Kosgey IS, Aboud AA, Kaufmann B, others. Social determinants of small ruminant genotypes kept by the Gabbra and Rendille Pastoralists of Northern Kenya. The Asian Journal of Animal Science (June, 2011). 2011;6:52–57.

Kosgei R, T. S, Chepng'eno W. Structure Conduct and Performance of honey Marketing in West Pokot District Kenya. European Journal of Management . 2011;11(4):157-162.

Chang'ach JK, Jowi J, Kandie AK. Student Mobility and Regional Integration in East African Public Universities; Challenges and Prospects. In: Moi University 7th Annual International Conference. Moi University-Main Campus, Kesses, Eldoret, Kenya: Moi University Press.; 2011. p. .

Okero R. Student’s Perception of Discipline and Authority: A case of Secondary Schools in Taita-Taveta, Kenya. International Journal of Current Research [Internet]. 2011;3(8):068–073. Website

Beru MK. Sustainable Rural Agricultural Development: Role of Bilateral Organizations in Agriculture in Elgeyo-Marakwet County. VDM Verlag Dr. Muller GmbH and Co. KG. ISBN 978- 3- 639- 37658- 6.; 2011 p. .

Muyoka WV. TEACHERS’TRAINING, TERMS OF SERVICE A FRAMEWORK IN BUNGO. 2011.

Vincent N, Wendi R, Langat B, Ngeno EK, Kipsat MJ. Technical efficiency among the bulrush millet producers in Kenya. African Journal of Business Management. 2011;5:6774–6777.

Obuchi SM. Topic Control in the Market Discourse. Baraton Interdisciplinary Research Journal. 2011.

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