article · African Journal of Emergency Medicine

Advanced responder training priorities in Kenya: A Delphi study with implications for low- and middle- income countries

Anagha B. Thiagarajan
Simon Ochieng Ogana
Dinnah Akosa Okwiri
Maxwell C. Klapow
Peter G. Delaney
Ashwin Kulkarni
Nathanael Smith
Mary Falstin
Haleigh Pine
Zachary J. Eisner
John Arudo

2026Open accessMasinde Muliro University of Science and Technology

Abstract

This three-round, modified Delphi study in Western Kenya establishes a list of context-appropriate essential knowledge, skills, and resources required for advanced responder training. Consensus was achieved on 33 of 79 items. Similar Delphi-based approaches may help guide the development of advanced responder programs in other resource-limited settings.

Research topics

Trauma and Emergency Care Studies
Global Health and Surgery
Disaster Response and Management

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DOI: 10.1016/j.afjem.2026.100968

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