• Work-Life Integration Strategies and Performance of Health Practitioners in Public Health Facilities in Kirinyaga County, Kenya 

  Wairia, G (Kirinyaga University, 2025-05-05)

  In the present-day quickly shifting work environment, work-life integration has become a vital aspect in defining individual performance and overall organizational success. Unlike conventional work-life balancing techniques, ...
• Modeling Social Factor and Faulty Health System On The Dynamic of Childhood Diarrhoea in Low Income Population 

  Muiri, C (Kirinyaga University, 2025-09-05)

  Mathematical modeling of infectious diseases offers insights into the core processes of disease propagation and transmission and assesses the potential severity of an epidemic. The main way that diarrhoea, an illness ...
• Determinants of Preeclampsia and Maternal and Perinatal Outcomes Among Women in Narok County, Kenya 

  Kibet, R (Kirinyaga University, 2025-09-04)

  Preeclampsia is a critical hypertensive disorder in pregnancy that significantly impacts maternal and neonatal health outcomes. The World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes it as a key direct factor in global maternal ...
• A Machine Learning-Based Packet Sniffer for Detection And Classification of The Denial of Service Attack Packets at The Network Layer 

  Kipkorir Peacemark (Kirinyaga University, 2025-08-21)

  The research study was on modelling a packet sniffer utilizing machine learning techniques to identify denial of service (DOS) attack packets at the network layer of the OSI model. Cyber threats and attacks have continued ...
• Influence of Organizational Environment On Implementation Of Strategic Plans in Healthcare Organisations: A Case of Embu Level Five Hospital 

  Kinyua, M (Kirinyaga University, 2025-07-16)

  Effective management of a business requires the ability to adapt to changes in the internal and external environment. Strategic planning is crucial for organizational success as it involves actively identifying and ...
• Healthcare Workers Adherence to The Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness Guidelines In Management of Children Below 5 Years in Isiolo County, Kenya 

  Kiambati, K (Kirinyaga University, 2025-09-03)

  The Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illnesses guidelines (IMNCI) has improved efficiency and quality of services for children. IMNCI recognizes that often, sick children present with more than one illness ...
• Mathematical Modelling of Temperature Trends In Response to Climate Change Using Newton’s Law of Cooling. 

  Kuria, B (Kirinyaga University, 2025-09-14)

  Understanding the dynamics of temperature trends is crucial for accurate climate change modelling, especially in modern times, where global environmental chal- lenges are emerging. This study explored the application ...
• Study of Ricci Curvature Tensor Under Conformal Transformation 

  Muriuki, C (Kirinyaga University, 2025-09-10)

  This study discusses how the Ricci tensor would transform under conformal trans- formations. It specifically worked toward the development of the Ricci curvature tensor transformation equation. The laws of transformation ...
• Effects of Mobile Banking Services On the Financial Performance Of Small and Medium Enterprises in Kirinyaga County 

  Kimathi, S (Kirinyaga University, 2025-07-10)

  Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are essential in economic development and job creation, particularly in emerging markets. The lack of access to formal financial services has usually impeded their performance in Kenya. ...
• The Effect Of Microfinance Service On The Growth Of Youth- Owned Micro-Small And Medium-Sized Enterprises In Kitui County, Kenya 

  Kyalo, J (Kirinyaga University, 2025-07-10)

  The emergence of microfinancing as a catalytic force for the growth of youth-owned MSMEs has been significant, as it represents a powerful means to promote entrepreneurship and tackle financial exclusion among underserved ...
• Effect of Resilience Strategies On Business Continuity in The Hospitality Industry In Nairobi County, Kenya 

  Muiruri, G (Kirinyaga University, 2025-05-15)

  The modern business environment faces escalating risks such as cyber-attacks, IT failures, supply chain disruptions, and natural disasters. Digitalization and globalization have amplified these vulnerabilities, with the ...
• Determinants Of Choice Of Marketing Channel Intermediary For Unprocessed Tea Leaves In Kiambu County 

  Gacheri, N (Kirinyaga University, 2025-06-29)

  Agricultural market liberalization aimed to boost competitiveness in commodity markets, with Kenya's tea sector initially seen as a success story under the Kenya Tea Development Authority (KTDA). However, by the early ...
• Utilization of Preconception Care at Primary Healthcare Facilities in Kiambu County, Central Kenya 

  Mlughu, M. J.; Wabele, K. M.; Munde, O. E. (International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews, 2025-08-15)

  Preconception care (PCC) encompasses healthcare services and interventions offered to individuals or couples prior to pregnancy, aimed at improving their health and supporting positive outcomes for both the mother and ...
• Distribution of Fingerprint Patterns Between the Bukusu and Kabras in Western Kenya 

  Wanyonyi L; Webale K; Munyekenye G (Kirinyaga University, 2024-08)

  Fingerprinting is one of the oldest and most reliable biometric tools taken as legitimate proof of identification of an individual. Gender, ethnicity, and familial relationship are used as tools of individual identity ...
• A Deep Learning Hybrid Model for Enhanced Credit Score Prediction 

  Kimani G; Karani J; Mwangi E (Kirinyaga University, 2024-08)

  Determining someone's creditworthiness accurately is still challenging, especially if they have a short credit history or mostly use cash. In these situations, traditional credit scoring techniques frequently fall short, ...
• Effect of Human Resource Management Practices and Moderating Role of Attitude On Employees’ Commitment in Public Health Sector in Kenya 

  Muriithi, M; Maina, E; Wambugu, H (2024-08)

  Over time, there have been public grievances regarding inadequate service provision at public hospitals in Kenya. This deficiency has partially been attributed to insufficient personnel, equipment, and other resources. ...
• Properties Of Unitary Quasi-Equivalence On Selected Classes Of Operators In Hilbert Spaces 

  Kibe K; Kaunda Z; Kinyanjui J (Kirinyaga University, 2024-09)

  Two operators F and G are considered unitary quasi-equivalent if there exists a unitary operator U satisfying the conditions F ∗F = UG∗GU∗ and FF∗ = UGG∗U ∗ . This concept was introduced in 1996 under the idea of ...
• On Unitary Quasi-Equivalence and w-Hyponormal Operators In Hilbert Spaces 

  Kibe K, Kayiita, Z, Ndung’u, J (Journal of Advances in Mathematics and Computer Science, 2024-07)

  In this paper, the properties of unitary quasi-equivalence on the class of w-hyponormal operators are presented using the Aluthge transform and polar decomposition property. We show that for any two unitary quasi-equivalent ...
• Moderating Role of Employees’ Attitude on Effects of Human Resource Management Practices on Employees’ Commitment in Public Health Sector in Kenya 

  Muriithi, M; Maina, E; Wambugu, H (IOSR Journal of Business and management, 2024-07)

  Over the years, there has been public complains concerning poor service provision at public hospitals in Kenya. This has been partly blamed on the lack of enough workers and working equipment and other resources. However, ...
• Distribution of Fingerprint Patterns Between the Bukusu and Kabras in Western Kenya 

  Lunani, M; Webale, M; Kimani, K; Munyekenye, G (Kirinyaga University, 2024-07)

  Fingerprint is one of the oldest and most reliable biometric tools taken as legitimate proof of identification of an individual. Gender, ethnicity, and relationshipstatus are used as tools of individual identity and their ...

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