A Lecturer in Department of Community Health, School of nursing, College of Health Sciences, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology. Prior to joining JKUAT, Grace was working as a Lecturer of Community Health at Moi University. She is a holder of Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree, Master of Public Health Degree from the same university and a Ph.D. in Medical Anthropology from the University of Nairobi. Grace’s doctoral research was focused on control of Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS. Previously, Grace has been involved in population-based research with mixed methods approach looking at treatment pathways and delay in diagnosis among TB patients in Kenya. Currently, her research interests is in implementation research in the control of non-communicable diseases particularly hypertension in low and middle income settings. Similarly, Grace has a keen interest in applying implementation science research in improving maternal and child health outcomes through cost effective community based interventions.
Implementation science research in the control of cardiovascular diseases among HIV patients, Design and implementation of community based intervention to improve maternal and child health outcomes.
