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CURRICULUM VIT AE 2013

Prof. Joshua Kyateesa Kayima Gender: Male Date of Birth: 21st November, 1957 Nationality: Ugandan Residence: Kenya Marital Status: Married Children: Three Current Position: Associate Professor Specialist Physician & Nephrologist Kenyatta National Hospital

Current Address: University of Nairobi,

Department of Clinical Medicine & Therapeutics, P.O. Box 19676 - 00202,

Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: 254 (20) 2725452 (Office) 254 (20) 2738127 (Office) 254 20 2050172 (Office) Mobile: 254 733 730 650 Email: joshuakayima@yahoo.com

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QUALIFICATIONS: - MBChB degree – Makerere University, Kampala, 1981 - Master of Medicine (Internal Medicine) degree –

University of Nairobi, 1988 LICENCES/CERTIFICATIONS: - Registered Medical Practitioners/Specialists

Physician 1979 – Kenya Medical and Dentists Board - Licenced Medical Officer & Specialist Physician,

Kenya, 1992-97 – Kenya Medical and Dentists Board. - Certified Nephrology training, Royal College of

Physicians of Edinburgh (UK), 1991. - FMGEMS (American Foreign Medical Graduate

Examination in Medical Science) – Certificate, 1984 - ECFMG (American Education Commission for Foreign

Medical Graduates) Certificate, 1982 - Licenced Medical Officer – Ministry of Health, Kenya,

1983-91. - Registered Medical Officer – Ministry of Health,

Uganda, 1982. EDUCATION AND TRAINING A. Basic Training

1970-1973 Makerere College School, obtained the East African Certificate of Education (E.A.C.E.)

1974-1975 Makerere College of School, obtained the East Advanced Certificate of

Education (E.A.A.C.E.)

1976-1981 Makerere University Medical School, obtained the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) degree.

B. Post-graduate Training

1981 – 1982 Internship training at Mulago Hospital – Kampala, Uganda

Internal Medicine – Consultant – Prof. M.A. Otim; M.Med, MD FRCP. General Surgery – Consultant – the late Prof. S. Kyalwazi FRCS.

1985 – 1988 Master of Medicine in Internal Medicine, University of Nairobi, College of Health Sciences.

1989 – 1990 Sub-speciality training in Nephrology, Renal Unit, Kenyatta National Hospital – Senior Registrar. Mentor- the late Prof. L.S. Otieno FRCP

1990 – 1991 Nephrology training, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, sponsored by The

Royal College of Physician of Edinburgh.

Trainer/Mentor – Dr. J. L. Anderton FRCP.

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POSITIONS HELD AND RESPONSIBILITIES

CURRENTLY 1. Associate Professor - Department of Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics, College of Health

Sciences [September, 2009 – present].

a. Teaching both undergraduates and postgraduate medical students in form of lectures, tutorials, bedside and clinical teachings, practical demonstrations and mini/grand rounds.

b. Supervision of projects for postgraduate research thesis (see postgraduate research supervision).

c. Research. d. Special Departmental duties

- Member – Undergraduate Final Examinations Organising Committee since 1989 to date, [Convenor 2002 to date].

- Departmental Social Committee 1989 – 2008. - Previously: - Chairman, Department Show Committee 1989-1990, 1992 and 1993.

- In charge, training and examination in medicine for BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) students. 1997 - 1999, 2002.

2. Consultant Physician - Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH).

a. Rendering specialist services in internal medicine to patients attending Kenyatta National

Hospital referral hospital both in-patient and outpatients. b. Facilitator in the training of middle level health workers trained at the hospital – ICU,

Renal, A & E, Burns and Theatre Nursing Diploma Course. c. Member of Quality Assurance Committee Kenyatta National Hospital private wing. 1995

to date.

3. Nephrologist - Renal Unit, Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH), Nairobi.

a. Rendering renal services to patients of KNH, involved in running a weekly general nephrology clinic, transplantation services, and dialysis services. The unit has a capacity of 120 dialysis patients and carries out kidney transplantation a month.

b. Performing special renal procedures like insertion of subclavicular access lines, A-V shunts, renal biopsies, peritoneal dialysis catheter insertion

c. Teaching postgraduate students rotating through the unit the performance of the special procedures and other aspects of renal medicine. The renal unit rotation is a recognised special rotation for postgraduate doctors in medicine and paediatrics

d. Research e. Writing of management protocols for the unit f. Acting as head of the Renal unit as need be.

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PREVIOUSLY 4. Senior Lecturer - Department of Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics, College of Health

Sciences [September, 1997 to August, 2009]. 5. Lecturer - Department of Medicine, College of Health Sciences

[March, 1992 to September, 1997]. 6. Research Registrar Renal Unit, Western General Hospital Edinburgh (UK)

[August, 1990 - August, 1991] a. Participated in the running and care of patients in the general medical wards, and in the

dialysis and renal transplant units. The dialysis capacity was 25 patients and 2 transplants were done per week.

b. Participated in the teaching of undergraduate students attached to this unit from the University of Edinburgh.

c. Took part in research in the renal unit

d. Participated in seminars and medical grand rounds

7. Lecturer Department of Medicine, University of Nairobi [March, 1989 - August, 1990]

• Senior Registrar Nephrology – Renal Unit • Specialist Physician - Kenyatta National Hospital

8. Registrar Internal Medicine and ICU [November, 1988 - January, 1989]

• Aga Khan Hospital Nairobi Consultant: Dr. M.S. Abdulla MBChB, M.Med.

9. Senior House Officer (Senior Resident) Department of Medicine, Kenyatta National Hosp.

Resident training/Master of Medicine (Internal Medicine) programme, University of Nairobi. [September, 1985 - July, 1988]. Involved in total care of patients in medicine both in-patient and out-patient. Involved in the administration of wards, supervision of interns, teaching medical students, research thesis – platelet functions, coagulation screens and Fibrinolytic activity in Africans with nephrotic syndrome.

10. Medical Officer, Ministry of Health, Kenya [January, 1983 – September, 1985].

• Mandera District Hospital. • Garrisa Provincial General Hospital.

Involved in general medical duties, medical legal cases as well as teaching nurses (Medical Training Centre, Garissa) and other middle level medical workers.

11. Medical Officer Allied Medical Consultants clinics, Kampala, [April–September, 1982].

• Running a busy general private outpatient clinic.

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12. Internship (Junior House Officer Resident) [April, 1981-April, 1982] • Mulago Hospital – Kampala under the tutelage of:

Prof. S. Kyalwazi FRCS – Surgery, and Prof. M.A. Otim FRCP – Internal Medicine

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POSTGRADUAT E STUDENTS RESEARCH SUPERVISION.

Completed Dissertations 1989/90

1. Dr. J. Ntarindwa Neutrophil function in patients with chronic renal failure at the Kenyatta National Hospital, M.Med dissertation 1991.

2. Dr. P. Kisyoka

Platelet function in chronic renal failure patients at the Kenyatta National Hospital. M.Med dissertation 1991.

1992/93

3. Dr. A. Twahir Early diabetic nephropathy at Kenyatta National Hospital M.Med dissertation 1994

1994/95

4. Dr. Mheta K.O.Y. Catheter associated urinary tract infections at Kenyatta National Hospital. M.Med dissertation 1996

5. Mrs. S.N. Wandera

Comperative in vitro efficacy of cefuroxime axetil, ciproflaxacin and norflaxacin in urinary tract infection at Kenyatta National Hospital, Nairobi HD Pharm dissertation 1995.

1995/96

6. Dr. N.N. Ngugi Management of hyperkalaemia, comparative study of various methods. M.Med dissertation 1997.

7. Dr. P. Muraguri

The prevalence of proteinuria, other urinary abnormalities and hypertension among secondary school students in Nairobi. M.Med dissertation 1997. 1997/98

8. Dr. P.N. Gatuma Hypovalaemia associayed acute renal failure as seen in the medical wards at the Kenyatta national hospital. M.Med. dissertation.

9. Dr. Musibi A.M.

Lipid profiles among diabetics at different stages of nephropathy. M.Med. dissertation.

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1998/99 10. Dr. P. Muyoti

Clinical and laboratory correlates of renal dysfunction in post transplantation patients in Nairobi. M.Med. dissertation.

11. Dr. A.E.O. Otedo

Hepatitis B and C virus markers in patients on maintenance dialysis at Kenyatta National Hospital. M.Med. dissertation. 1999/2000

12. Dr. Doris Kinagwi Macharia Immunological profiles and outcome of malaria in patients with HIV infection at Kenyatta National Hospital. M.Med. dissertation.

2001/2002

13. Dr. Patrick Mbugua Diabetic Ketoacidosis: Presentation and precipitating factors at Kenyatta National Hospital. M.Med. dissertation.

14. Dr. Susan Majiwa Patterns of acute renal failure in critically ill patients admitted in the intensive care unit, Kenyatta National Hospital. M.Med. dissertation.

15. Dr. Sheikh

Cardiovascular risk factors in patients with chronic renal insufficiency M.Med. dissertation.

16. Dr. Bilqis Mukadam

Characteristics of anaemia in dialysis patients at the Kenyatta National Hospital. M.Med. dissertation.

2003/2004

17. Dr. Rishad A Shoshi Adequacy of Haemodialysis in End Stage Renal Disease in Kenyata National Hospital. M.Med. dissertation. Dr. Emily Koech

18. Clinicopathological manifestations of kidney disease in HIV/AIDS patients with proteinuria at Kenyatta national hospital. M.Med. dissertation.

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2005/2006 19. Dr. Awiki M.M. Chalopa

Intradialysis hypotension in patient with End Stage Renal Disease on chronic haemodialysis at Kenyatta national hospital, renal unit. M.Med. dissertation.

20. Dr. L. W. Mbogo Prevalence of risk factors associated with progression of nephropathy in diabetic patients with chronic renal insufficiency as seen at Kenyatta national hospital M.Med dissertation

2006/2007

21. Dr. J. Ngigi Haemodialysis catheter related infections among patients undergoing maintenance haemodialysis in the Renal Unit – Kenyatta National Hospital. M.Med. dissertation.

22. Dr. M. B. Maritim The Prevalence of Peripheral arterial disease using the ankle-brachial index among patients with chronic kidney disease at the Kenyatta national hospital. M.Med dissertation

23. Anastacia Kariuki The prevalence and cause of hypoglycaemia in patients with end-stage renal failure on maintenance haemodialysis at Kenya National hospital renal unit, Nairobi Kenya (MSc – Nutrition) Stellenbosch University – South Africa. 2005 – 2007.

2008/2009

24. Dr. P. O. Ochieng Nephrotoxicity of amphoterin B in treatment of crytococcal meningitis in HIV positive patients. A study of inpatients admitted in the medical wards, Kenyatta national hospital. M.Med. dissertation.

25. Dr. Angela Awino

The prevalence of lipodystrophy among patients on highly active anti-retroviral therapy by clinical assessment and anthropometric procedures. M.Med. dissertation.

26. Dr. Allan C. Rajula

Prevalence of hypertension and adequacy of BP control in chronic kidney disease patients at the renal clinic at Kenyatta national teaching and referral hospital. M.Med. dissertation.

27. Dr. Kahura James

Risk characteristics and incidence of contrast nephrotoxicity in patients exposed to intravascular contrast at Kenyatta national hospital M.Med dissertation

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28. G. K. Njoroge Environmental and occupational exposure to lead among Ziwani “Jua Kali” artisans and selected places in Nairobi M.Msc (Medical Biochemistry) Dissertation, Kenyatta University.

29. Dr. Anne N.N. Mugera Patterns of Hyperparathyroidism and bone mineral disease in patients with Chronic Kidney Disease at Kenyatta National hospital. M.Med dissertation

30. Dr. Duncan M. Killingo The prevalence of late referral of kidney disease patients to nephrologists at Kenyatta national hospital and the contributing factors. M.Med dissertation

31. Dr. Emmanuel Kisali Ndosi Validity of cockcroft-gault and modification of diet in renal disease equations in native Africans with chronic kidney disease at KNH. M.Med. dissertation.

32. Dr. Martin M. Murage

The prevalence of community acquired urinary tract infections among HIV-1 positive patients at KNH. M.Med. dissertation.

33. Dr. Ngalyuka P. K.

The prevalence of erectile dysfunction and the associated risk factors in Kenyan men with type II diabetes at the Kenyatta national outpatient clinic. M.Med. dissertation. 2010/2011

34. Dr. Beatrice Muthui Clinicopathological profile of glomerular disease at the Kenyatta national hospital. M.Med. dissertation.

35. Dr. Edna Kamau Health related quality of life of patients on maintenance haemodialysis at Kenyatta national hospital. M.Med. dissertation. 2012/2013

36. Dr. Ochwila B. A. Renal function of living kidney donors at Kenyatta national hospital: A cross-sectional descriptive study. M.Med. dissertation.

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37. Dr. Angawa A. W. Cardiovascular risk factors in renal transplant recipients attending nephrology clinics in Nairobi. M.Med dissertation.

38. Dr. Okech N. A. Graft Chronic Kidney Disease and the associated complications among renal allografts at the Kenyatta national hospital. M. Med. dissertation

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OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES § Member of Kenya Medical Association (KMA)

§ Member of the Kenya Association of Physician (KAP) § Member of the African Association of Nephrology (AFRAN) affiliated to the

International Society of Nephrology (ISN) § Member of International Society of Nephrology (ISN)

§ Member of Kenya Renal Association (KRA)

§ Examiner with Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board: Chief examiner 1995 – 2004

§ Member of AMREF specialist outreach programme team 1993 - 1996

§ Reviewer East African Medical Journal

§ Member Kenya Hospital Association (KHA)

§ Member AARD. § Member Peer Review Committee – Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board, Kenya.

2007 to date. § External Examiner for MBChB year 6 – Moi University, Department of Medicine,

Eldoret. 2010 – to date.

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE January, 1984 - September. 1985 Garissa Medical Training Centre (MTC) Teaching middle grade health workers September, 1985 - August, 1990

Teaching undergraduate medical students of the College of Health Sciences, University of Nairobi both as a postgraduate student and as a lecturer in the Department of Medicine.

August, 1990 – August, 1991

Involved in teaching 3rd and 5th year medical students from the University of Edinburgh attached to Dr. J.L. Anderton.

March, 1992 to date

Teaching medical students undertaking undergraduate and postgraduate training at the College of Health Sciences, University of Nairobi.

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CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS ATTEND ED. 1. June, 1986 One week International Workshop on Renal disease and Electrolytes

disorders – Nairobi – sponsored by International Society of Nephrology and International Union of Physiological Sciences.

2. March – April, 1987 One-week sub-regional educational session on anti-cancer

Chemotherapy, Nairobi – co-sponsored by UICC (International Union against Cancer) and Farmitalia Carlo Erba East Africa.

3. April, 1988 Three-day postgraduate workshop on diabetes mellitus, Aga Khan

Hospital, Nairobi, Kenya. 4. March, 1989 Symposium on malaria organised by the Association of Physicians of

East and Central Africa (APECA), Nairobi, Kenya. 5. July, 1989 Postgraduate seminars in rheumatology sponsored by the International

League against Rheumatism (ILAR) Nairobi, Kenya. 6. September, 1989 Seminar on pulmonary tuberculosis and bronchial asthma sponsored by

APECA – Nairobi, Kenya. 7. February, 1990 Five day 11th Annual Medical Scientific Conference sponsored by

Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) and Kenya Trypanosomiasis Research Institute (KETRI), Nairobi, Kenya.

8. March, 1990 Five day and 2nd International Conference for Africa Association of

Nephrology (AFRAN), Nairobi, Kenya. 9. September, 1990 Two day scientific meeting for the Scottish Renal Association –

Ninewelles Medical, Dundee, Scotland. 10. 12 – 13 May, 1991 Two-day postgraduate seminar in acute and intensive care medicine.

Royal College of Physicians – Edinburgh. 11. 23 – 24 March, 1991 Two-day scientific meeting for the Scottish Renal Association,

Inverness, Scotland.

12. 26 August, 1992 One-day scientific seminar in nephrology organised by the Kenya Association of Physicians.

13. 16 October, 1992 Kenya Association of Physicians seminar in haematology and

oncology. 14. March, 1993 Kenya Association of Physicians seminar on gastroenterology and

hepatology, Nairobi.

15. 11 – 17 Feb., 1994 African Health Sciences Congress, KEMRI, Nairobi.

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16. 27 – 30 February, 1994 Medical Association and Societies of Kenya (MASK) 1994

conference, Nairobi. 17. 6 – 10 February, 1995 African Health Sciences Congress KEMRI – Nairobi 18. 2 – 4 November, 1995 1st Annual Scientific Conference of the Association of

Physicians – Nairobi. 19. May – April, 1996 Training seminars in chronic renal failure covered hospitals,

Kakamega, Kisumu, Kericho, Machakos, Nakuru, Mombasa, Embu, Nyeri, Eldoret.

20. 14 – 17 August, 1996 3rd Annual Interfaculty workshops – Machakos, Kenya. 21. 30 August, 1996 Seminar in Serious Bacterial Infections (CME) – Nakuru. 22. 24 – 27 September, 1996 Pan African courses in acute renal failure AFRAN/ISN Nairobi,

Kenya. 23. 22 March, 1997 Kenya Association of Physicians seminar on diabetes Nairobi,

Kenya. 24. 17 – 22 August, 1997 4th Annual inter faculty collaboration book writing programme

– Matuu Kenya. 25. 7 – 10 September, 1997 African Association of Nephrology (AFRAN) South African

Renal Society (SARS) Congress and Course; Durban S.A. 26. 5 – 8 February, 1999 Joint South African Renal Society (SARS) International Society

of Nephrology (ISN) and African Association of Nephrology (AFRAN) Tropical Nephrology Course; Cape Town S.A.

27. 2 – 6 May, 1999 XVth International Congress of Nephrology and Xth Latin American Congress of Nephrology; Buenos Aires-Argentina.

28. 26 February, 2000 KAP Rheumatology symposium; Nairobi. 29. 8 April, 2000 KAP Seminars Anti-retroviral therapy; Nairobi. 30. 17 June, 2000 KAP Seminar type II diabetes and obesity; Nairobi. 31. 29 July, 2000 KAP Symposium on heart failure and TB in HIV era – Nairobi.

32. 28 – 30 September, 2000 5th Annual Scientific Conference of Kenya Association of

Physicians – Nairobi. 33. 30 Oct – 2 Nov, 2000 ISN/AFRAN African Renal Pathology Course – Nairobi

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34. 18 – 20 May, 2001 MSD symposium on HIV treatment strategies – Estoril,

Portugal. 35. 7 July, 2001 KAP Symposium – Hypertension update – Nairobi. 36. 13 – 17 October, 2001 American Society of Nephrology (ASN) and International

Society of Nephrology (ISN) World Congress of Nephrology and Scientific Exposition – San Francisco California USA.

37. 21 – 23 February, 2002 KAP Sixth Annual Scientific Conference - Nairobi 38. 11 May, 2002 AFLAR/AARD Symposium in Rheumatology – Nairobi 39. 28 September, 2002 KAP Symposium on Oncology and Haematology – Nairobi 40. 8 – 12 June, 2003 World Congress of Nephrology – Berlin, Germany. 41. 29 – 31 October, 2003 Postgraduate Refresher Course in Aesthesiology – KCMC

hospital, Tanzania. 42. 4 – 6 March, 2005 ISN/KRA International Conference – Nairobi 43. 9 – 12 March, 2005 K.A.P. 9th Annual Scientific Conference – Nairobi 44. 17 March, 2005 K.M.A. C.M.E – Eldoret 45. 20 June – 13 July, 2005 The Aga Khan University Hospital Renal Course - Nairobi 46. 25 – 2 July, 2005 ISN-NKFS International Conference – Singapore 47. 8 – 17 September, 2006 KRA 2nd Academy of Nephrology on Challenges of Kidney

Diseases – Mombasa 48. 31 March, 2007 KRA Transplant symposium – Nairobi 49. May, 2007 Pan African Society of Cardiology conference [PASCAR] –

Nairobi, Kenya 50. 9 June, 2007 Annual clinical symposium on Obesity: “Challenges and

Management” - Nairobi hospital, Nairobi 51. 23 June, 2007 KRA Symposium on Peritoneal Dialysis – Nairobi hospital,

Nairobi 52. 11 August, 2007 KAP CME Update on Young, budding physicians – Nairobi

hospital

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53. 25 – 30 August, 2007 The 14th Budapest Nephrology School, Course – Budapest, Hungary

54. 1 October, 2007 Family Health International Workshop on Good Clinical

Practice. Nairobi, Kenya 55. 3 November, 2007 KAP CME Update on reducing progression of chronic kidney

disease. MP Shah hospital, Nairobi, Kenya 56. March, 2008 Family Health International Research Ethics Training

Curriculum. Nairobi, Kenya 57. 18 – 20 March, 2008 KAP 12th Annual Scientific conference. Nairobi, Kenya 58. 24 May, 2008 Annual clinical symposium on nephrology/urology practice:

‘What has changed’, The Nairobi hospital, Nairobi 59. 26 – 28 September, 2008 KRA/ISPD International workshop on peritoneal dialysis:

“Improving outcomes in peritoneal dialysis”. Grand Regency hotel, Nairobi.

60. 05 – 06 May, 2009 Review of Guidelines on Appropriate use of blood and blood

products. Nairobi, Kenya. 61. 22 – 26 May, 2009 World Congress of Nephrology, Milan, Italy. 62. 19 – 21 March, 2010 KRA 4th African Paediatric Nephrology Association. Nairobi,

Kenya. 63. 25 – 27 March, 2010 KAP 14th Annual Scientific Conference 2010. Mombasa,

Kenya.

64. 15 – 17 June, 2011 University of Nairobi College of Health Sciences 1st International Scientific Conference. Nairobi, Kenya.

65. 25 June, 2011 KAP Cardio-metabolic syndrome symposium. Nairobi, Kenya.

66. 26 – 27 August, 2011 The Kenya Nephrology Nurses First Scientific Conference.

Nairobi, Kenya.

67. 29 Aug. – 1 Sept., 2011 University of Maryland and University of Nairobi PACE Medical Education Innovative Teaching Methodologies Workshop. Nairobi, Kenya.

68. 14 – 16 October, 2011 KRA Annual Scientific Conference. Nairobi Kenya.

69. 14 – 15 June, 2012 PACE HIV Symposium. Nairobi, Kenya.

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70. 21 July, 2012 The Nairobi Hospital 1st Annual Non Communicable Diseases symposium. Nairobi, Kenya.

71. 25 August, 2012 KAFP Hypertension and Diabetes Workshop. Nairobi, Kenya.

72. 31 May – 4 June, 2013 ISN World Congress of Nephrology. Hong Kong.

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PAPERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS. 1. Trace mental analysis of urine obtained from patients with renal failure.

Owera-Atepo, J.B., Kinyua, A.M., Kayima, J.K., Juma, F.D., Oriokot, G. and Mwangi L.W. 11th Annual Scientific Conference (KEMI/KETRI) Nairobi, February, 1990.

2. Study of platelet functions, coagulation and Fibrinolytic activity in Africans with nephrotic syndrome.

Kayima, J.K., Otieno, L.S., Kyobe,J. and Mudasia J. 2nd AFRAN International Scientific Conference, March, 1990 3. Serum thyroid hormone levels in chronic renal failure patients on conservative management

and regular haemodialysis. Kayima, J.K., Mwai, S., Otieno, L.S., and Gitau, W. 4. Vascular access in haemodialysis – Experience at Kenyatta National Hospital. Ngugi, P.N., Mogere, R., Mc’Ligeyo, S.O., Kayima, J.K., and Otieno, L.S.

2nd AFRAN International Conference, Nairobi, March, 1990. 5. Nutritional requirements in chronic renal failure and endstage renal disease. Wachira, A.W., Otieno,L.S., and Kayima, J.K. 2Nd AFRAN International Scientific Conference, Nairobi, March, 1990. 6. Serum and urine analysis of heavy metals in hypertensive patients (1991).

Kinyua,A.M., Owera-Atepo, J.B., Juma, F.D., Kyobe,J., Mwangi, L.W., Kwasa, T.O.O., Otieno, L.S., Kayima, J.K. and Oriokot, G.

7. Retarding the progression of renal failure

Kayima J.K. Kenya Association of Physicians seminar, October 1992.

8. Diabetic nephropathy, diagnosis and current management

Kayima J.K. MASK’94 Conference Nairobi 27– 30, September, 1994.

9. Glomerular diseases in Kenya – another look at diseases characterised by nephrotic

syndrome Mc’Ligeyo, S.O., Kungu, A., Kayima, J.K., Sitati, S.M., Were, A.J.O.

IV African Congress of Nephrology, IV Arab Congress of Nephrology and Renal Transplantation. Joint meeting in Tunis-Tunisia 26-29 July 1995.

10. Renal transplantation at Kenyatta National Hospital – Recent experience

J.K. Kayima, S.O. McLigeyo, A.J.O. Were, J. Kariuki, N. Mungai Annual Scientific Conference of the Kenya Association of Physician – Nairobi, Nov. 1995.

11. Seminars in chronic renal failure – (monthly) May 1996-April 1996 CMEs in hospitals,

Kakamega, Kisumu, Eldoret, Kericho, Nakuru, Embu, Machakos, Nyeri, Mombasa.

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12. Approach to serious bacterial infection J.K. Kayima, KMA CME, Nakuru 30th August, 1996

13. Acute renal failure in dehydration, tissue trauma and burns

Kayima J.K. Pan African Course on renal failure – AFRAN/ISN – Nairobi. 24 – 27 September, 1996

14. Tertiary Vs Primary and secondary level management of kidney disease cost implications

Kayima J.K. 15. Approach to management of acute urinary infection

Kayima J. K. CME KMA – Nakuru, 15th October 1999

16. Approaches to management of complicated infections

Kayima J. K. CME KMA Embu, 18th August, 2000.

17. Management of infections in the ICU

Kayima J. K. CME ICU staff Nairobi, 25th October 2000

18. Hypertensive Nephrosclerosis

Kayima J. K. AFRAN course in renal pathology Nairobi – Kenya, 30th November – December 2000

19. Renal disease in East Africa

Kayima J. K. AFRAN course in renal pathology Nairobi, Kenya 30th November – 2nd December 2000

20. Management of serious bacterial infections

Kayima J. K. Uganda Medical Association, Kampala, 17th November 2001

21. Management of infections in the ICU

Kayima J. K. Postgraduate Refresher Course in Anaesthesiology – KCMC Hospital, Tanzania, 29th – 31st October, 2003

22. Documentation in the ICU

Kayima J. K. Postgraduate Refresher Course in Anaesthesiology – KCMC Hospital, Tanzania, 29th – 31st October, 2003

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23. Principles of Dialysis

Kayima J. K. ISN/KRA International Conference – Nairobi; 4th – 6th March, 2005

24. CRF: Early Detection and Prevention

Kayima J. K. KAP 9th Annual Scientific Conference – Nairobi. 9th – 12th March, 2005

25. Appropriate Choices in Antibiotic Therapy

Kayima J. K. KMA CME – Eldoret, 7th March, 2005

26. Preparation for Kidney Transplantation

Kayima J. K. KRA 2nd Academy of Nephrology – Mombasa, Kenya. 8th – 17th September, 2006

27. Post Transplant Infection

Kayima J. K. KRA Transplant symposium, Nairobi. 31st March, 2007

28. Prevalence of peripheral arterial disease among chronic kidney disease patients at KNH.

Maritim M. C., Joshi M. D., Kayima J. K., Amayo A. and Jowi J. O. Pan African Society of Cardiology conference [PASCAR] May, 2007 – Nairobi, Kenya

29. Antimicrobial Resistance – focus on MRSA

Kayima J. K. Glenmark pharmaceuticals CME – Nairobi, Kenya. 31st July, 2007

30. Diabetic Nephropathy

Kayima J. K. KAP 14th Annual Scientific Conference 2010. Mombasa, Kenya. 25th – 27th March, 2010

31. Critical Care Nephrology Highlights

Kayima J. K. The Kenya Nephrology Nurses First Scientific Conference. Nairobi, Kenya. 26th – 27th August, 2011.

32. Clinicopathologic Manifestation of Renal Disease in HIV-infested Patients with Proteinuria

at KNH. Koech E., Kayima J., McLigeyo S., Twahir M. and Sayeed S. PACE HIV Symposium. Nairobi, Kenya. 14 – 15 June, 2012.

33. Epidemiology & Prevention of Chronic Kidney Disease. Kayima J. K. The Nairobi Hospital 1st Annual Non Communicable Diseases symposium. Nairobi, Kenya. 21 July, 2012.

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34. Diabetic Nephropathy. Kayima J. K. KAFP Hypertension and Diabetes Workshop. Nairobi, Kenya. 25 August, 2012.

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PUBLICATIONS 1. Platelet functions, coagulation screens and Fibrinolytic activity in Africans with nephrotic

syndrome, at the Kenyatta National Hospital. M.Med. degree dissertation, University of Nairobi, 1988 2. Kayima J.K., Otieno L.S., McLigeyo S.O., and Kyobe J. Platelet function in the nephrotic syndrome at the Kenyatta National Hospital East African Medical Journal, 67(2): 109-112; 1990 3. Otieno L.S., McLigeyo S.O., Kayima J.K., and Sitati S. Management of lupus nephritis at the Kenyatta National Hospital East African Medical Journal, 67(6): 387-395; 1990 4. Ngugi P.N., McLigeyo S.O., Kayima J.K., Otieno L.S.and Mogere R.

Vascular access for Haemodialysis East African Medical Journal, 68(6): 442-447; 1991

5. Kayima J.K., Otieno L.S., Gitau W.and Mwai S.

Thyroid hormone profiles in patients with chronic renal failure on conservative management and regular haemodialysis

East African Medical Journal, 69(6): 333-336; 1992

6. Kayima J.K.and McLigeyo S.O. The influence of sodium, potassium, calcium, vitamin D and parathyroid hormone on the blood pressure in humans – A review East African Medical Journal, 70(4): 235 - 237; 1993

7. S.O. McLigeyo and J.K. Kayima Evolution of nephrology in East Africa in the last seventy years – studies and practice East African Medical Journal, 70(6): 362 - 368; 1993 8. Kayima J.K. Strategies aimed at retarding the progression of renal failure Medicus 12:306-309, 1993 9. Amayo E.O., Kayima J.K., McLigeyo S.O. and Kioy P.G.

Autonomic nervous function in patients with chronic renal failure at the Kenyatta National Hospital

East African Medical Journal, 71(4): 253-5; 1994 10. Kayima J.K., Anderton J.L. and C. Swaison

Persistent microcytosis and its association to the recovery of anaemia after kidney transplantation

African Journal of Health Sciences 2:(1) 220-222; 1995

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11. McLigeyo S.O., Kayima J.K. and Were A.J.O. Severe malaria in a renal transplant patient Afr. J. Medical Pract. 2(1) 8-9, 1995 12. Kayima J.K., McLigeyo S.O., Were A.J.O. and Luta M.

Kidney transplantation: Recent medical experiences from the Kenyatta National Hospital, Nairobi.

East African Medical Journal, 73(9): 614-18; 1996 13. Kayima J.K., Twahir A. and Njenga Asyptomatic bacteriuria among diabetics attending Kenyatta National Hospital East African Medical Journal, 73(8): 524-26; 1996 14. McLigeyo S.O., Kayima J.K., Oliech J.S. and Monda S.M.

Chronic ambulatory peritoneal dialysis in a patient with end stage renal disease following radiotherapy and surgery for transitional cell carcinoma

Nephron 74: 495-96, 1996. 15. Mheta K. I. O., McLigeyo S.O., Waiyaki P.G. and Kayima J.K. Urianry tract infection in patients with short term indwelling urinary bladder catheters African Journal of Health Sciences 3(3): 84-89, 1996. 16. Ngugi N., McLigeyo S.O. and Kayima J.K.

Treatment of hyperkalaemia by altering the transcellur gradient in patients with renal failure: effect of various therapeutic approaches

East African Medical Journal, 74(8): 503 -509; 1997 17. Muraguri P., McLigeyo S.O. and Kayima J.K.

Proteinuria, other selected urinary abnormalities and Hypertension among teenage secondary school students in Nairobi, Kenya.

East African Medical Journal, 74(8): 467 - 473; 1997 18. Kayima J.K. Utility of mass screening programmes in health East African Medical Journal(Editorial), 74(8): 465 - 466; 1997 19. Oliech J.S., Kayima J.K. and Otieno L.S. Urinary tract stone disease in Nairobi East African Medical Journal, 75: 30-34; 1998 20. Amayo E.O., Kayima J.K. and Amayo A.A.

Transient focal neurologic deficits in patients with hypoglycaemia and hyperglycaemia: report of four cases East African Medical Journal, 75: 57-4; 1998

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21. Kayima J.K. The changing spectrum of type 2 Diabetes Mellitus East African Medical Journal (Editorial), 79: 397-398; 2002

22. Onyango J. F., Kayima J. K. and Owen W. O. Rhinocerebral mucormycosis: case report East African Medical Journal, 79(7): 390-393; 2002 23. Amayo E. O., Kayima J. K. and Joshi M. D.

Platelet function in patients with meningococcal meningitis at the Kenyatta National Hospital, Nairobi – A Review East African Medical Journal, 79(8): 405-407; 2002

24. Otedo A. E. O., McLigeyo S.O., Okoth F.A. and Kayima J. K. Seroprevalence of hepatitis B and C in maintenance dialysis in a public hospital in a

developing country South African Medical Journal, 93 (3): 380-384; 2003 25. F. M. Mwendwa, Otieno C. F., Kayima J. K., E. O. Amayo and P. O. Otieno.

Risk factor profile and the occurance of microvascular complications in short term type 2 diabetes mellitus at Kenyatta national hospital, Nairobi. East African Medical Journal, 82 (12): S163 – 172: 2005

26. Otieno C. F., V. Vaghela, F. W. Mwendwa, Kayima J. K. and E. N. Ogola.

Cardiovascular risk factors with patients in with type 2 diabetes mellitus in Kenya: levels of control attained at the outpatient diabetic clinic of Kenyatta national hospital, Nairobi. East African Medical Journal, 82 (12): S 184 – 190: 2005

27. P. K. Mbugua, Otieno C. F., Kayima J. K., A. A. Amayo and S. O. McLigeyo.

Diabetic ketoacidosis: clinical presentation and precipitating factors at Kenyatta national hospital, Nairobi. East African Medical Journal, 82 (12): S191 - 196: 2005

28. Otieno C. F., Kayima J. K., E. O. Omonge and G. O. Oyoo. Diabetic ketoacidosis: risk factors, mechanisms and management strategies in sub-Saharan Africa: a review. East African Medical Journal, 82 (12): S197 – 203: 2005

29. Maritim M. C., Joshi M. D., Kayima J. K., Amayo A. and Jowi J. O. Prevalence of Peripheral arterial disease among chronic kidney disease patients at Kenyatta National Hospital. (Abstract) Cardiovasc J. Afr (Abstract) 2007; 18 (2): 112.

30. G. K. Njoroge, E. N. M. Njagi, G. O. Orinda, C. B. Sekadde-Kigondu and J. K. Kayima.

Environmental and occupational exposure to lead. East African Medical Journal, 86 (6): 161 – 169: 2008.

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31. Ochieng P. O., McLigeyo S. O., Amayo E. O., Kayima J. K. and Omonge E. O. Nephrotoxicity of amphotericin B in the treatment of cryptococcal meningitis in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome patients. East African Medical Journal, 86 (9): 435 – 441; 2009

32. Guidelines for the Appropriate Use of Blood and Blood Products. Kenya National Blood transfusion Service. 3rd Ed. 2009.

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Papers Submitted for Publication. 1. Kayima J.K. Hypertensive nephrosclerosis Proc AFRAN Course in Renal Pathology

2. Kayima J.K. Renal disease in East Africa Proc. AFRAN Course in Renal Pathology

3. Musibi A.M., McLigeyo S.O., Kayima J.K. Lipid profiles in end-stage renal disease at the

Kenyatta National Hospital. East African Medical Journal 4. Maritim M. C., Joshi M. D., Kayima J. K., Amayo A., Jowi J. O. Prevalence of peripheral

artery disease (PAD) among chronic kidney disease patients at Kenyatta national hospital. Pan African Society of Cardiology.

5. Hyperthyroidism presenting as dysphagia: Case report. East Afr. Med. J.

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RESEARCH PARTICIPATION. 1987 - 1988 Study of platelet function, plasma Fibrinolytic activity and coagulation screen among patients

with the nephrotic syndrome. 1989

1. Study on clinical and laboratory findings in patients with meningoccocal meningitis at Kenyatta National Hospital.

2. Study of renal involvement in S.L.E. patients at the Kenyatta National Hospital. 1990

1. Autonomic nervous function in chronic renal failure.

2. Trace metals handling in patients with chronic renal failure undergoing haemodialysis at the Kenyatta National Hospital. 1990

3. Thyroid functions in chronic renal failure at Kenyatta National Hospital.

4. Look at donor influence on age in renal transplant recipient blood pressure.

1990 - 1991

1. Effect of oral L-Carnitine in patients on haemodialysis – Co-investigator to Dr. J.L. Anderton.

2. Scottish heart survey for transplant and dialysis patients

(Directed by Dr. C. Swainson, Consultant Nephrologist).

3. Effect of capropril on renal glomerular and tubular function in hypertensive patients and the relative value of these effects and measurement of renal vascular transit time and blood flow in the differential diagnosis of renal vascular hypertension. (Directed by Dr. J.L. Anderton and Dr. M.R. Merrick, Consultant in Nuclear Medicine).

4. The effect of ranitidine on the precision and accuracy of creatinine clearance in post-

transplant patients – with Dr. J.L. Anderton and Dr. C.P. Swainson. April – August 1991.

5. Evidence of iron deficiency in the recovery of anaemia in post-renal transplant patients – with Dr. J.L. Anderton and C.P. Swainson. April 1991.

1993 - 1996

1. Urinary infections in diabetics, catheterised, and non-catheterised patients. 2. Urinary calculi at Kenyatta National Hospital. 3. Glomerular disease markers among secondary school students in Nairobi. 4. Comparative study of various methods of controlling hyperkalaemia. 1995-1996

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1997 - 1998

1. Acute renal failure at the Kenyatta National hospital. 1997-1998

2. Lipid profiles in diabetics with nephropathy. 1997-1998 1998 - 1999 Clinical and laboratory correlates of renal dysfunction in post-kidney transplantation patients.

1998-1999 1999 - 2000 Malaria in HIV infected patients – Clinical outcome. 1999-2000

2001-2003 1. Acute renal failure in critical care patients.

2. Chronic renal insufficiency complication profile at Kenyatta National hospital.

a. Cardiovascular risks b. Anaemia

3. Diabetic ketoacidosis

2003-2004

1. Haemodialysis catheter infection in dialysis patients

2. Haemodynamic profiles in haemodialysis patients 2005-2006 The prevalence of peripheral arterial disease using the ankle-brachial index among patients

with chronic kidney disease at the Kenyatta national hospital 2006 – 2007 Trial of HAART therapy in HAART naïve individuals with TB co-infection (TOTANI trial)

[Ongoing] 2007 – 2008

1. The prevalence of late referral of chronic kidney disease patients to nephrologists at Kenyatta national hospital and contributing factors

2. The prevalence of erectile dysfunction and the risk factors in diabetic patients attending

diabetic outpatient clinic at the Kenyatta national hospital

3. Performance of Cockcroft-Gault and MDRD equations in African natives with chronic kidney disease at Kenyatta national hospital

4. The prevalence of community acquired urinary tract infections among HIV-1 positive

patients at Kenyatta national hospital

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5. Nephrotoxity of amphoterin B in treatment of cryptococcal meningitis in HIV positive patients.

6. Prevalence of hypertension and adequacy of BP control in chronic kidney patients at the

renal clinic

7. HIV associated lipodystrophy: the prevalence associated factors and metabolic alterations in patients on long-term antiretroviral therapy at Kenya national hospital.

8. Secondary hyperparathyroidism and bone disease in patients with chronic renal failure.

2007 – 2008

1. Modifiable lifestyle risk factors among hypertensive and non-hypertensive patients at Kenyatta national hospital.

2. Prevalence of hypertension and other cardiovascular risk factors in Kibera

CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS:

1. Diabetes nephropathy determinant of disease progression and differences between local situation and Western World.

2. Acute nephritis prognosis, outcome and determinants of outcome progression of diseases. 3. HIV nephropathy – Glomerular pathology. 4. Pathologic Expression of Glomerular disease in patients with nephritis at Kenyatta

National hospital.

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EXTRA–CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES/HOBBIES. 1. Lay reader, All Saints Cathedral Church, Nairobi 2. Interests – classical and church music, in-door games, swimming, camping and sight seeing. 3. Director, Covenant choir, All Saints Cathedral Church 4. Member – Standing Committee of the Synod – All Saints Cathedral diocese. 5. Previously: Member of Parochial Church Council (PCC) [1999 – 2005]

Member of Standing Committee of the Synod – Nairobi diocese Member of the Synod – Nairobi diocese

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REFEREES Prof. E. N Ogola, Associate Professor, Department of Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics, College of Health Sciences, University of Nairobi, P.O. Box 19676 – 00202, Nairobi. Mobile No. 0722 737 944 Prof. S. M. Bhatt, Professor, Department of Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics, College of Health Sciences, University of Nairobi, P.O. Box 19676 – 00202, Nairobi. Mobile No. 0722 771 603 Prof. E. O. Amayo Associate Professor and Chairman, Department of Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics, College of Health Sciences, University of Nairobi, P.O. Box 19676 – 00202, Nairobi. Mobile No. 0733 611 557