Learning & Development materials
Get access to our library of learning and development materials.
Ongoing projects
cin@kemri-wellcome.org
See our most current projects and their up-to-date statuses.
The Clinical Information Network (CIN).
CIN was established in 2013 to support the use of information and examine ways to improve hospital care for children and newborns admitted to county hospitals, and to further guide policy and practice in each county in Kenya.
Providing Care through Collaboration
The Clinical Information Network (CIN) is a collaboration between the KEMRI Wellcome Trust Research Programme (KEMRI-Wellcome), the Ministry of Health (MOH), the Kenya Paediatrics Association (KPA), the Kenya Paediatric Research Consortium (KEPRECON), and participating County Hospitals in Kenya.
Paediatric and Neonatal
Focus on Newborn Units
Focus on Paediatrics
Projects & Research
Three Main Areas of Focus
Learn more about our research and some of the past, current and future projects we are involved in.
Delivering tomorrow’s health care for your family.
Years in Service
Million Lives Impacted
Health Workers
Regions in Kenya
Key Partners:
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News & Insights
STRENGTHENING RESPECTFUL COMMUNICATION WITH PATIENTS AND COLLEAGUES IN NEONATAL UNITS
THE SEARCH STUDY IN THE FIGHT AGAINST PNEUMONIA
THE NEST BUNDLE KEEPING PARENTS AND BABIES BORN TOO SOON TOGETHER
The Clinical Learning Network: maintaining essential health services during the COVID-19 pandemic
WHO recommends RTS,S Malaria Vaccine (Mosquirix®) for broader use
Dr Magdalene Kuria on life in retirement and her experiences with the Clinical Information Network
A newborn clinical audit tool for hospitals in Kenya
