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DR. OKUMBE JOSHUA ABONG'O

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Educational Management, Leadership and Corporate Governance

Publications


2021

Musyoki, J, J.A O.  2021.  Influence of Principals Inspirational Influence on Students Performance at Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education in Public Secondary Schools, Kenya. IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science 2. 26(2279-0837):10.9790/0837-2605094760.

2012

Okumbe,(ED)JA.  2012.  Corporate Governance Training Manual for Corporate Directors. , Nairobi: Longhorn Publishers

2011

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2004

2002

Okumbe, JA.  2002.  Human Resources Management in Dynamic Educational Institutions: The Case of Kenya. Journal of the Open University of Tanzania. Vol. IV, No. 1

2001

Okumbe, JA.  2001.  Human Resources Management: An Educational Perspective. , Nairobi: Educational Development and Research Bureau
ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  2001.  Okumbe, J.A., Human Resources Management: An Educational Perspective. Nairobi: Educational Development and Research Bureau, 2001.. Educational Development and Research Bureau, 2001. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.

2000

Okumbe, JA.  2000.  Motivating Teachers and Students in Secondary Schools: A Conceptual Model. Huria, Journal of the Open University of Tanzania. Motivating Teachers and Students in Secondary Schools. Vol. III, No. 1,
Okumbe, JA, MACHARIA D.  2000.  Managing the Learner Support System at the University of Nairobi. Managing the Learner Support System at the University of Nairobi. Vol. 5, No.1
ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  2000.  Okumbe, J.A., Motivating Teachers and Students in Secondary Schools: A Conceptual Model. Huria , Journal of the Open University of Tanzania, Vol. Ill, No. 1, 2000.. Huria , Journal of the Open University of Tanzania, Vol. Ill, No. 1, 2000. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.
ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  2000.  Okumbe, J.A., Language Policy and Practices in Education: Perceptions of Parents, Pupils and Teachers on the Use of Mother Tongue, Kiswahili and English in Kenyan Primary Schools. In press The Rockefeller Foundation, 2000.. In press The Rockefeller Foundation, 2000. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.
ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  2000.  Okumbe, J.A., "Strengthening Primary and Secondary Education in Kenya: Implementation Capacity Assessment".World Bank and Government of Kenya, 2000.. World Bank and Government of Kenya, 2000. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.
ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  2000.  Okumbe, J.A., Course Design and Development for Distance Higher Education: A Case Study of University of Nairobi, 2000", in Press UNESCO, Dakar.. in Press UNESCO, Dakar. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.
ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  2000.  Okumbe,J.A. and Macharia, D. Managing the Learner Support System at the University of Nairobi. The Kenya Adult Educator, Vol. 5, NO.l, 2000.. The Kenya Adult Educator, Vol. 5, NO.l, 2000.. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.
ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  2000.  Okumbe, J.A., Management of Change: The Role of Educational Managers in Changing Educational Organisations. The Kenya Adult Educator, Vol.4, No. 2, 1999. Also in press, Papers in Education and Development. Journal of the Faculty of Education, University o. The Kenya Adult Educator, Vol.4, No. 2, 1999; Also in press, Papers in Education and Development. Journal of the Faculty of Education, University of Dar-es-Salaam, 2000.. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.

1999

ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  1999.  Okumbe, J.A., "Management of Higher Distance Education: A Case Study of University of Nairobi, 1999", In Press, UNESCO, Dakar.. In Press, UNESCO, Dakar.. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.

1998

J.A, O.  1998.  Educational Management: Theory and Practice. , Nairobi: Nairobi University PressUniversity of Nairobi Press
ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  1998.  Okumbe J.A., Educational Management: Theory and Practice. Nairobi: Nairobi University Press. Theory and Practice. Nairobi: Nairobi University Press. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.

1997

ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  1997.  Okumbe, J.A., Education and Development, University of Nairobi, External Studies Lecture Series, 1997.. External Studies Lecture Series, 1997.. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.

1995

ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  1995.  Okumbe, et.al. Access, Quality and Equity Issues in Education: Costs and Financing of Secondary Education in Kenya, World Bank/Government of Kenya Project.. World Bank/Government of Kenya Project.. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.

1994

ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  1994.  Okumbe, J. A., "Intrinsic Versus Extrinsic Rewards: An Analysis of the Motivation Levels of Three Job Factors Among Graduate Teachers in Siaya and Kiambu Districts, Kenya".. World Bank/Government of Kenya Project.. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.

1993

ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  1993.  Okumbe, J.A. "Supervisory Management Course - Job Analysis and Description", Lecture Series presented to Supervising Managers with the Kenya Posts and Telecommunications, at the KCCT, Nairobi, Kenya.. Lecture Series presented to Supervising Managers with the Kenya Posts and Telecommunications, at the KCCT, Nairobi, Kenya, 1993. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.
ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  1993.  Okumbe, J.A. and Abagi, O., Financing of Education in Kenya, UNDP/Govemment of Kenya Project. UNDP/Govemment of Kenya Project. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.

1992

ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  1992.  Okumbe, J.A. "Educational Management and Administration", Lecture Series presented during the Training of Trainers (TOT) for School Administrators inNasir, Sudan. Lecture Series presented during the Training of Trainers (TOT) for School Administrators inNasir, Sudan. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.
ABONG'O, DROKUMBEJOSHUA.  1992.  Okumbe, J.A. "Human Resource Development Indicators (HRDI) - The Kenyan Experience", paper presented during the Informal Meeting of Experts on Human Resources Development Indicators at the UNEP Headquaters, Nairobi, Kenya, December, 1992.. Paper presented during the Informal Meeting of Experts on Human Resources Development Indicators at the UNEP Headquaters, Nairobi, Kenya, December, 1992. : DR. MARK NELSON AWORI; PROF. PANKAJ G. JANI Abstract
Twenty variceal banding sessions were performed in eight patients between February 1995 and September 1996. A total of 69 rings were used to band the varices and at each session between two to six rings were used. Two of the eight had active bleeding and both underwent variceal banding to successfully arrest their bleeding as inpatients. Sixteen other variceal banding sessions were performed on an outpatient basis to obliterate their varices. Four of the eight patients had had sclerotherapy before and varices were still present. No acute or long term complications were noted. In one patient, variceal banding could not be performed as he developed stridor upon placement of the overtube. All the patients had advanced varices (Grade III or IV) and extended for more than 15 cms in the oesophagus. Endoscopic variceal obliteration remains the treatment of choice for patients with portal hypertension with variceal bleeding. Variceal banding is associated with a superior outcome when compared with sclerotherapy; the variceal kill time is shorter, infective complications less, rebleeding occurs less commonly and transfusion requirements are lower.

1991

Okumbe, JA, F.A K.  1991.  Staff Development Part One.
Okumbe, JA, F.A K.  1991.  German Foundation for International Development.

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