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MAXQDA Professional Trainer:
Okwen Patrick Mbah

 
Language(s)English, French
LocationBamenda, Cameroon
RadiusAfrica (West, Central, North, East and South Africa), open to other Global Destinations as well
Workshops
  • Starter Workshop
  • Visualizations (Method Focus)
  • Qualitative Evaluation (Methhod Focus)
  • Mixed Methods (Method Focus)
  • Impact Evaluation (Method Focus)
Methodological Expertise

Focus Group Discussions, Key Informant Interviews, Health, Community Based Programs, Performance Based Financing, mHealth, Evidence Based Medicine, Clinical Practice Guidelines, Qualitative Evaluation, Content Analysis, Online Research

Consulting Services

Health systems research, Community Research, Low and Middle Income Countries, Consulting Research Groups in Social Research

Experience

I have been a MAXQDA-Trainer since 2010 and have given training to peers, data collectors, data analysts, students in Low and Middle Income Countries. I am a medical doctor with Masters in Health Economics and currently pursuing a PhD in health economics. I also do systematic reviews with Cochrane and I am a scientific committee member on Guidleines International Network and International Society of Pharmaco-Economics and Research Outcome. I have used MAXQDA for analyzing qualitative interviews based on Grounded Theory Methodology during my dissertation. I have developed a strong interest in Mixed Method approaches, which I am happy to share in my workshops or to apply as a consulting service for interested research groups.

Relevant Publications

Culture is central: A framework for incorporating cultural influences in promoting exclusive breastfeeding. The FASEB Journal. 2012;26:1028.1

Evidence Hesitancy: How an innovative evidence translation approach decrypted a wicked problem: https://bit.ly/36u9JIw

Improving livelihoods of children with disabilities (CWD) using innovation and best practices: https://bit.ly/39xsQTV

Stories on Disability: https://bit.ly/3muiqYV

DataMaps, Evidence, and Decision Making for Sustainable Development Goals: Experiences from Basic Services in Cameroon: https://bit.ly/37uF1OH

A protocol for a pilot cluster randomized control trial of e-vouchers and mobile phone application to enhance access to maternal health services in Cameroon: file:Nkangu2020_Article_AProtocolForAPilotClusterRando.pdf

Akofu, Aweh, and Patrick Okwen. "Facilitating Evidence Informed Decision Making to Non-Literate Consumers in Cameroon." AAS Open Res 3 (2020).

Website http://www.cdbph.org/
Email okwenpatrick@yahoo.fr
Phone+237 – 6 7731 9374


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