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 Reports and Publications

Below you’ll find a collection of BethanyKids reports and publications produced over the years; including financial reviews as well as medical publications from our team members and relevant to our work. We encourage you to go through these reports if you have any questions and reach out if something remains unanswered. 

Reports

BethanyKids is committed to transparency. If you are interested in a more in-depth look at our finances, please reach out to us on our contact page. You can see the breakdown of our operating expenses for 2018 here below or download one of our previous Annual Reports.

2018 Expenditures $2,078,793

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2018 Annual Report

2017 Annual Report

2016 Annual Report

2015 Annual Report

Publications

In addition to treating individual children, we also seek to understand more about the causes and effects of the conditions we treat, specifically in the African context. Because of this, many of our staff and volunteers have pursued research related to their work with us, on subjects ranging from Encephalocele to wheelchair breakdowns. We have collected as many of their research publications and articles as possible, and have made them available below.

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Assessing Wheelchair Breakdowns – Kenya

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Cerebrospinal Fluid Research

Quality of life of African children with spina bifida: results of a validated instrument.

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Hydrocephalus in Africa: A Surgical Perspective

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Use of the NICO Myriad device for tumor and cyst removals in a developing country

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Pediatric Cancer Spectrum in Kenya

Pediatric malignancies constitute a unique health care burden especially in resource-poor settings such as Africa, and the use of external epidemiological data in managing these children may lead to erroneous approaches.
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Spina Bifida Care in Kenya

The purpose of this report is to present BethanyKids’ mobile clinic network and the way it has impacted the care of children with spina bifida.
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Clinical complications associated with two low-cost 12-inch wide pediatric wheelchairs

A long-term paired outcomes study of two pediatric wheelchairs designed for less-resourced settings.
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Examining Factors Impacting Community Based Rehabilitation in a Refugee Camp – an Exploratory Case Study

This paper examines factors that impact the ability of refugees within a refugee camp in Kenya to participate in their communities through community-based rehabilitation (CBR).