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K. Isangula

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h-index: 15
Works: 63
Citations: 624

Most-cited papers

Implementation of “Helping Babies Breathe”: A 3-Year Experience in Tanzania
L. Arlington, A. Kairuki, K. Isangula, R. A. Meda +7 more
2017Pediatrics80 citations Open access
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Structured on-the-job training to improve retention of newborn resuscitation skills: a national cohort Helping Babies Breathe study in Tanzania
Mary Drake, D. Bishanga, Akwila Temu, Mustafa H Njozi +9 more
2019BMC Pediatrics45 citations Open access
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Cost analysis of large-scale implementation of the ‘Helping Babies Breathe’ newborn resuscitation-training program in Tanzania
Sumona Chaudhury, L. Arlington, S. Brenan, A. Kairuki +9 more
2016BMC Health Services Research40 citations Open access
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Birth preparedness and complication readiness among women of reproductive age in Kenya and Tanzania: a community-based cross-sectional survey
J. Orwa, S. Gatimu, Michaela Mantel, S. Luchters +13 more
2020BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth38 citations Open access
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Manual Qualitative Data Coding Using MS Word for Students and Early Career Researchers in Resource-Constrained Settings
K. Isangula, S. Kelly, J. Wamoyi
2024International Journal of Qualitative Methods37 citations Open access
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Improving Women and Family’s Health through Integrated Microfinance, Health Education and Promotion in Rural Areas
K. Isangula
201231 citations Open access
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Validation of a novel tool for assessing newborn resuscitation skills among birth attendants trained by the Helping Babies Breathe program
J. Reisman, N. Martineau, A. Kairuki, Victor Mponzi +9 more
2015International journal of gynaecology and obstetrics: the official organ of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics28 citations
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Trust matters: Patients’ and providers’ accounts of the role of trust in hypertension care in rural Tanzania
K. Isangula, Holly Seale, T. Nyamhanga, R. Jayasuriya +1 more
2018Tanzania Journal of Health Research27 citations
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Maternal healthcare services use in Mwanza Region, Tanzania: a cross-sectional baseline survey
J. Orwa, Michaela Mantel, M. Mugerwa, S. Brownie +11 more
2019BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth25 citations Open access
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Factors shaping good and poor nurse-client relationships in maternal and child care: a qualitative study in rural Tanzania
K. Isangula, E. Pallangyo, C. Mbekenga, Eunice Ndirangu-Mugo +1 more
2022BMC Nursing19 citations Open access
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Provider experiences with the large-scale ‘Helping Babies Breathe’ training programme in Tanzania
K. Isangula, Megan E. Kassick, A. Kairuki, R. A. Meda +5 more
2018Paediatrics and International Child Health19 citations
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The impact of training on self-reported performance in reproductive, maternal, and newborn health service delivery among healthcare workers in Tanzania: a baseline- and endline-survey
T. Mwansisya, C. Mbekenga, K. Isangula, Loveluck Mwasha +12 more
2022Reproductive Health18 citations Open access
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The Burden of Hypertension in the Rural and Urban populations of Tanzania: A Review of Trends, Impacts and Response
K. Isangula, J. Meda
201716 citations
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Leveraging AI and Machine Learning to Develop and Evaluate a Contextualized User-Friendly Cough Audio Classifier for Detecting Respiratory Diseases: Protocol for a Diagnostic Study in Rural Tanzania
K. Isangula, Rogers Haule
2023JMIR Research Protocols15 citations Open access
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Strengthening Interpersonal Relationships in Maternal and Child Health Care in Rural Tanzania: Protocol for a Human-Centered Design Intervention
K. Isangula, C. Shumba, E. Pallangyo, C. Mbekenga +1 more
2022JMIR Research Protocols15 citations Open access
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Healthcare Providers' Experiences With a Clinical Mentorship Intervention to Improve Reproductive, Maternal and Newborn Care in Mwanza, Tanzania
K. Isangula, C. Mbekenga, T. Mwansisya, Loveluck Mwasha +6 more
2022Frontiers in Health Services15 citations Open access
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Interventions co-designed by healthcare providers and clients for improving therapeutic relationships in maternal and child healthcare: a pilot study using human centered design in rural Tanzania
K. Isangula, E. Pallangyo, Eunice Ndirangu-Mugo
2023BMC Nursing13 citations Open access
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Nurses' preparedness for disaster response in rural and urban primary healthcare settings in Tanzania.
K. Isangula, M. Lyimo, Yudas Ndungile, E. Robert
2023Rural and remote health12 citations Open access
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Translation and validation of Training Needs Analysis Questionnaire among reproductive, maternal and newborn health workers in Tanzania
T. Mwansisya, C. Mbekenga, K. Isangula, Loveluck Mwasha +10 more
2021BMC Health Services Research12 citations Open access
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Teen Pregnancy: Children Having Children in Tanzania
Carolyn Mbelwa, K. Isangula
201212 citations Open access
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What factors shape doctors' trustworthiness? Patients' perspectives in the context of hypertension care in rural Tanzania.
K. Isangula, H. Seale, R. Jayasuriya, T. Nyamhanga +1 more
2020Rural and remote health11 citations Open access
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Improving nursing education curriculum as a tool for strengthening the nurse–client relationships in maternal and child healthcare: Insights from a human-centered design study in rural Tanzania
K. Isangula, E. Pallangyo, Eunice Ndirangu-Mugo
2023Frontiers in Public Health9 citations Open access
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Implementation of evidence-based multiple focus integrated intensified TB screening to end TB (EXIT-TB) package in East Africa: a qualitative study
K. Isangula, Doreen Philbert, Florence W. Ngari, T. Ajeme +18 more
2023BMC Infectious Diseases9 citations Open access
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The perceived benefits and effectiveness of patient feedback systems in strengthening patient-provider relationships in Rural Tanzania
K. Isangula, E. Pallangyo, Eunice Ndirangu-Mugo
2023BMC Health Services Research9 citations Open access
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Nurses’ and clients’ perspectives after engagement in the co-designing of solutions to improve provider-client relationships in maternal and child healthcare: a human-centered design study in rural Tanzania
K. Isangula, E. Pallangyo, Eunice Ndirangu-Mugo
2024BMC Nursing7 citations Open access
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The Dangers of Being Old in Rural Tanzania: A Call for Interventions for Strengthening Palliative Care in Low-Income Communities
K. Isangula
2022Frontiers in Aging6 citations Open access
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Viewpoint: Moral and Ethical Dilemmas During Medical Doctor’s Strike in Tanzania
K. Isangula
20126 citations Open access
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Activism during Doctor’s Strike in Tanzania, Success and Setbacks
K. Isangula
20126 citations
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Barriers to breast and cervical cancer screening among adolescent girls and young women in Kenya: A nationwide cross-sectional survey.
J. Kawuki, Victor Savi, B. Betunga, Meroona Gopang +2 more
2025Social Science & Medicine (1967)5 citations
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Factors Affecting the Availability of Essential Health Commodities in Tanzania with a Special Focus on the Tracer Commodities
S. Mathias, K. Isangula, A. Kahwa, G. Kimaro +9 more
2024Tanzania Journal of Health Research5 citations Open access
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Implementation of distance learning IMCI training in rural districts of Tanzania
K. Isangula, E. Ngadaya, A. Manu, Mary Mmweteni +19 more
2023BMC Health Services Research4 citations Open access
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Open and Distance Learning Programs for Nursing and Midwifery Education in East Africa: Protocol for a Scoping Review
K. Isangula, G. Edwards, T. Mwansisya, C. Mbekenga +3 more
2020JMIR Research Protocols4 citations Open access
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Navigating Barriers: Challenges and Strategies for Adopting Artificial Intelligence in Qualitative Research in Low-Income African Contexts
K. Isangula
2025Tanzania Journal of Health Research3 citations Open access
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Validation of Training Need Assessment Questionnaire Among Health Care Workers in Reproductive, Maternal and Newborn Health Care in Low-Income Countries
T. Mwansisya, C. Mbekenga, K. Isangula, Loveluck Mwasha +11 more
20203 citations Open access
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The leaking pocket: The implicit struggle for skilled health workers between private not-for-profit and public sector in Tanzania
K. Isangula, S. Brownie
20143 citations Open access
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A qualitative exploration of nurses’ and midwives’ experiences in designated COVID-19 healthcare facilities in rural and urban Tanzania
K. Isangula, Lucy Kisaka, Loveluck Mwasha
2024Tanzania Journal of Health Research2 citations Open access
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The role of nurse-client relationships in maternal and child healthcare: a qualitative study in rural Tanzania
K. Isangula, Loveluck Mwasha, E. Pallangyo, Eunice Ndirangu-Mugo
2023Frontiers in Health Services2 citations Open access
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Capitalizing on Community Groups to Improve Women’s Resilience to Maternal and Child Health Challenges: Protocol for a Human-Centered Design Study in Tanzania
K. Isangula, A. I. Usiri, E. Pallangyo
2023JMIR Research Protocols2 citations Open access
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Training Needs Assessment of Health Care Professionals in Reproductive, Maternal and Newborn Health in a Low-Income Setting in Tanzania
C. Mbekenga, Eunice Pallangyo, T. Mwansisya, K. Isangula +10 more
20202 citations Open access
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Intense Hoe-Farming: an Unusual Cause of Mondor’s Disease in a Rural Tanzanian Farmer
K. Isangula
2019SN Comprehensive Clinical Medicine2 citations
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Blood, donors and dollars: Rethinking financial sustainability of safe blood services in Tanzania
K. Isangula, S. Brownie, A. Mahimbo, Solomon Kibona +2 more
20162 citations
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HIV Testing for PMTCT in Tanzania: Time to move from ‘Voluntary’ to ‘Mandatory’?
K. Isangula, Audrey Holmes, S. Brownie
20152 citations Open access
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Prevalence and Determinants of Double and Triple Burden of Malnutrition Among School Going Children and Adolescents in Zanzibar, 2022
A. Mosses, E. Ngadaya, G. Leyna, D. Solomon +12 more
2025medRxiv1 citations Open access
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The rise of e-patients in Tanzania: Reflections on the unregulated growth of digital health consultations
K. Isangula
2025Tanzania Journal of Health Research1 citations Open access
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Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV Program in Tanzania: Service Delivery and Uptake Constraints
K. Isangula
20111 citations
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A Conceptual Framework for Factors Associated with HIV Infection Risk: A Life Course Perspective
K. Isangula
20111 citations Open access
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Mobile Juniors: Street Children, Orphanhood and Child Development
K. Isangula
20111 citations Open access
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A study protocol: Co-design and test a culturally appropriate maternal nutrition package to enhance micronutrient supplementation for pregnant women in Tanzania
Ray Masumo, P. Codjia, Theresia Jumbe, Rose V. Msaki +9 more
2026F1000Research0 citations Open access
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Formal and informal digital health in Tanzania: healthcare workforce, regulatory and trust implications of e-patients and virtual care and the development of the TRUST framework
K. Isangula, Judith Leo, J. Kengia
2026Frontiers in Health Services0 citations Open access
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Enhancing risk communication for climate-sensitive neglected tropical diseases in Northern Tanzania: Integrating agropastoral community knowledge and health system strategies
Chris G. Buse, E. Sulle, Epiphania Ngowi, Laurie Kidayi +3 more
2026PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases0 citations Open access
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