Mr. Maurice Barasa Silali Gerald
Maurice B. Silali, is presently attached to the Department of Human Anatomy, School of Medicine, Maseno University in Kisumu Kenya, as an Anatomic Technologist,Embalmer, Fellow and Directorate of Forensic Science and Population Health, Lifetime Membership (IASR). He did Diploma in Medical laboratory sciences (MLS) and Higher National Diploma in Histopathology & Cytopathology, and Post Basic diploma in Health Service management and Administration, from Kenya Medical Training College, (KMTC) Nairobi in 2007, BCHD & MCHD from, Great lakes University of Kisumu in 2012, Did PhD.in ‘‘Health Determinants Of Medico-Legal Approaches in Identification of Unclaimed Bodies or Missing Dead Persons from Public Mortuaries in Western Kenya’ in Maseno University, a copy of the thesis is filed in the international library for thesis ’, 2019,.UBN: 015- A94510112072 His research interest is mainly on innovative Community Health and Forensic Science for Health planning, Policy Development & Management, He has supervised Bachelors & Masters Researches, External Editor in a number of renown international journals, Published 12 research papers, He is the author of 2 published University Academic Books,attended various health related Conferences and symposiums, and has had various Facility and Academic positions in Kenya Defense Force before, and other Public institutions and named as a known semantic scholar by the Google scholar 2018. latest publication on factors associated with low virulence of COVI- 19 Pandemic in Africa with the Global rise.
Current Research
Factors Associated with Low Virulence in the Infective COVID-19 Virus in Africa with the Pandemic infection Rise (Issn: 2582-093)
Publications:
P1: Ebook Chapter 07: Community participation in medico-legal concepts to Identify Unclaimed or Missing Dead Bodies from public Mortuaries to improve public health. Top contributions on Bioinformatics and System Biology, www.avidscience.com
P2: Book project, Published in October, (2017), Author, Silali Maurice, Odero Wilson, and Emily Rogena; Health Determinants of Medico-Legal Approaches in Identification of Unclaimed Bodies or Missing Dead Persons from Public Mortuaries to improve Public Health, in Western Kenya, (PhD work published in International Library for Thesis, Indexed on: October, 2017, All Rights Reserved with International Library for Thesis, Universal Book Number: UBN: 015-A94510112056), published
P3: Book project published on 23 of April, (2014). Author Silali Maurice, Editor AndreaGisca Germany. Effect of Community Participation in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Programs, Sub title Basic health Concepts in Supply of Clean and Safe Water at Household level, by Lap Lambert Academic Publishers Germany Published
P4: Silali M. B and E Njambi (2014) Community Participation in Integrated Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Programs in Supply of Safe Water in Trans Nzioa, Kenya Journal of Biology, Agriculture and Health care. ISSN2224-3208 (paper) IssN2225-093x (Online.), Volume 14 No 6, (2014), Published
P5: Silali, M. B.& Njambi, E. Assess Functionality of IMCI Spatial Facility Infrastructure and Policy Utilization in Trans-Nzioa County, Kenya. Open Science Repository Medicine, Online (open-access), e23050422. doi:10.7392/openaccess.23050422. (2013), Published
P6 Silali M.B (2015), Utilization of Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses for Child health in Western Kenya International journal of didactics DOI: http/dox.doi.org 10.15520/ ijnd (2015).vol5.iss.01.22-09-15, Published
P7: Silali M. B,Maximila Wanzala, Denis Owino, Faith Muhonja (2016) Evaluation of quality Sampling technique and influence of socio cultural factors among ARVs forces community in seeking health care,ISS:2349-1604-( Volume - 3,Non1 January (2016) Research Article, Published.
P8: Silali M. B and Maximila wanzala, (2016) Factors Influencing Prevention of Tungiasis Infestation in Tshiatsala Division of Butere Sub County – Kenya, ISS:2349- 1604-( Volume - 3,Non1 January (2016) Research Article Published.
P9: Silali M.Band Denis Owino, (2016)Factors Influencing Accessibility of Maternal & Child Health Information on Reproductive Health Practices among Rural Women in Kenya ISS N 2327-4972 FMMSR, an Open Access journal Volume 5 * Issue1.1000198. Published
P10: Silali M.B and Rogena E (2016) Prevalence of Uterine Cervix Cancer in Kenya, a Major Social economic Challenge on Health Goal, Research articleISSN 2045-46673 Volume 2 No 1 2016. Published
P11: Silali MB ,Odero W and Rogena E (2017) Roles of DNA Molecules in Identification of Unclaimed or Missing Dead Bodies Presumed Death in Western Kenya Utilizing Comparison Standards ISSN : Volume 2 Issue 1- 100106.Published
P12: Silali MB Odero W and Rogena E (2017) Community Participation in Medico – legal Concepts to Identify Unclaimed or Missing Dead Bodies from Public Mortuaries to Improve Public Health in western Kenya ISSN: 2157-7420 Volume 8 Issue 2-1000260. Published
P13. Silali MB, Factors Hindering Accessibility of Quality Medico-Legal Service in Secured Diagnostic Crime in Western Kenya, Volume 1.Issue 1. 100000, 2018 Published
P14. Silali Geald MB. Factors Influencing the Spread of Domestic Violence among Heterosexual Marriage in Western Kenya, ISSN: 2640-9666 DOI: 10.31031/PRM.2019.03.000559 Published. P`15 Silali Maurice Factors Associated with Low Virulence in the Infective COVID19 Virus in Africa with the Pandemic infection Rise Acta scientific medical science 4.4 (2020) 130 - 134. ISSN: 2582-0931 DOI 10.31080/ASMS.2020.04.0603. Published.