Maureen Njue
Current Students
Past Students
Eva Mwangome
Eva Mwangome
Eva graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Community Resource Management fr0m Kenyatta University. She has worked in different organizations during her studies and developed interests in monitoring and evaluation of development programs, and community programs aimed at mentoring youth in secondary schools. Along her journey, she also advanced her computer skills, took French classes and played tennis.
Her drive to further her studies led her into taking a Postgraduate Diploma in health Research Methods at KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Program, where she hopes to make progress career wise. Her current interests are in exploring blood transfusion services in the coastal region of Kenya and highlighting key issues that affect service delivery.
Gulatoon Teresa
Gulatoon joined KWTRP in January, 2017 as an intern and a student studying Health Research Methods in Pwani University. She is working in a research project that aims at exploring experiences and perspectives of researchers and ethics committees on multiple review process of health research protocols in Kilifi county. This exposure has explored her interest in bio-ethics health system research. She is also planning to do a master’s degree at Warwick University on Health Research methods to acquire more skills and knowledge on health research methodologies and bio-statistics to achieve her goal of being a competent health researcher. Gulatoon is an alumni student at Kenyatta University, having graduated with BSc. in Coastal and Marine Resource Management.
Affiliation(s):
Maureen is a Research Officer working within the Health Systems and Research Ethics Group at KWTRP, Kilifi. She currently coordinates the activities of the research ethics group as well as conducts action research to support ethics across the Kilifi programme. She currently chairs the Communication and Consent Committee (CCC) an Institutional review committee that reviews aspects of consent and communication for all new research proposals developed at the programme.Her main research interests are around research ethics focusing on consenting processes for a wide range of research studies and participants. She’s done research around benefits and payments in research and the findings informed the institution’s guidelines on Benefits and Payments which are actively used to inform practice when planning for benefits.Currently, she’s undertaking a study exploring the perceptions of participants within a Malaria Challenge study. She has a Project Management certification from Kenya Institute of Management (KIM) and a Master’s degree in Public Health (Health Services Research) from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom.
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