Public-health case study · 2021–2022

WHO-Funded Public Health Research and Interactive Dashboard

Public-health research in Kenya examining trust, misinformation, adherence to COVID-19 guidance and vaccine uptake.

Role: Lead Analyst / Dashboard Developer / First Author

Research context

Understanding behavioural and trust-related public-health evidence

The study examined factors relevant to public-health guidance and vaccination in Kenya without treating observed associations as causal effects.

Community trust
Misinformation and conspiracy theories
Adherence to COVID-19 public-health guidelines
COVID-19 vaccine uptake

Analytical contribution

Led analytical aspects of data collection and analysis
Conducted quantitative analysis
Supported research interpretation, visualisation and dissemination
Developed an interactive R Shiny dashboard
Translated findings into an interactive evidence-discovery and dissemination format

Live external output

Explore the evidence through an interactive R Shiny dashboard

The dashboard provides an interactive format for discovering and disseminating study findings. It is hosted externally and opens in a new tab.

Explore interactive dashboard

Outputs / evidence use

Analysis translated for interpretation and dissemination

Quantitative findings, research interpretation and visualisation supported evidence communication. The interactive dashboard provides a visitor-inspectable dissemination output; no causal effect or programme-outcome claim is made.

Methodological safeguard

Findings should be interpreted within the study design, measurement and sampling context. Associations concerning trust, misinformation, adherence or uptake do not by themselves establish causation.

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