Edwin Joseph Shewiyo is an expert in Infectiology at Duke University (United States). Edwin Joseph Shewiyo has authored 12 publications, the most recent in 2026. SLR score: 43 (community average: 125). How the SLR is computed.

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Edwin Joseph Shewiyo Duke University United States
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Infectiology

Subspecialties: Public Health - Surgery

Full career – Last 3 years

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Publications and Clinical Studies

Publications – Clinical Studies

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MD, MSc in Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Faculty at KCMC University, Tanzania. Research Interests in artificial intelligence, innovative data science and implementation science solutions focusing on Non Communicable diseases, Trauma and Injuries. Hobbies in Jesus Christ, sports, travelling, cinematics, reading books.

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Career arc: 2022 - 2026

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Duke University

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Number : 12

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Citations: 2 1st author: 3 Last author: 2 Unique author: 0


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5 most recent indexed articles

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Title Journal Year Citations
Predicting Insecticide-Treated Net Use Among Under-Five Children in Tanzania Using Machine Learning: Evidence From the 2022 Tanzania DHS.
PMID 42698895 — malaria, machine learning, learning, child, insecticides
Health Sci Rep20260
The Challenges of Predicting Rare Outcomes: A Critical Appraisal of Machine Learning Using the Pediatric Resuscitation and Trauma Outcome (PRESTO) Model in a Tanzanian Injury Registry.
PMID 42693563 — registries, sample size, mortality, resuscitation, hospital mortality, machine learning, learning, wounds and injuries, general surgery, child
World J Surg20260
Predicting Outcomes of Traumatic Brain Injury Using Machine Learning Models Among Patients at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre, Tanzania: A Registry-Based Cohort Study.
PMID 42553473 — registries, brain injuries, brain, cohort studies, predictive value of tests, machine learning, brain injuries, traumatic, learning, wounds and injuries
Health Sci Rep20260
Why do adolescent girls become pregnant? Contextual pathways to adolescent pregnancy in rural Tanzania: a mixed-methods study.
PMID 42315279 — pregnancy in adolescence, pregnancy, schools, aged, adolescent, contraceptive agents
BMJ Open20260
Audit of pre-transfusion testing practices in hospital blood banks across Tanzania: A national survey.
PMID 41647931 — blood transfusion, research design, safety, blood, blood banks
Afr J Lab Med20260

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