Rodgers Kegode

Rodgers Kegode currently serves as a Project Manager at Ipsos in Kenya, where he plays a pivotal role in overseeing complex research projects that inform health and social policy interventions. His expertise lies in managing large-scale evaluation studies, particularly within the healthcare sector, where he leverages his skills in project planning, data analysis, and quality assurance to ensure the delivery of accurate and actionable insights. One of his key projects involves leading the Service Delivery Reform (SDR) evaluations in Kakamega County, focusing on maternal and newborn health outcomes. This initiative aims to assess the effectiveness of strategic interventions designed to improve healthcare delivery, patient safety, and health system responsiveness.

In his current role, Rodgers is deeply involved in designing and implementing study protocols for impact evaluations and implementation science studies, ensuring they align with best practices in program evaluation and healthcare research. His background in market research and proposal writing enhances his ability to coordinate multidisciplinary teams, manage stakeholder expectations, and deliver comprehensive reports that support evidence-based decision-making. Rodgers’s skills in analytical techniques, activity coordination, and organizational effectiveness are instrumental in mapping road safety issues, analyzing road traffic accidents, and contributing to health service reforms.

His work not only emphasizes quality control and healthcare improvement but also underscores his commitment to strengthening health systems through rigorous research and innovative project management. With a strong foundation in finance and project management from the University of Nairobi, Rodgers Kegode continues to demonstrate his capacity to drive impactful health initiatives, ensuring that maternal and neonatal health programs are effectively evaluated and optimized for better community health outcomes.