The African Digital Health Library (ADHL), Kenya node, makes available health-related content ranging from theses, dissertations and research articles from the School of Medicine, Kenya Methodist University.
Kenya Methodist University – ADHL node core purpose of is to provide a dynamic and robust environment for scholarly communication, information sharing, as well as creating visibility and usage of the university research findings nationally and internationally with the aid of open source automated file management system and copyleft license.
The African Digital Health Library (ADHL) project currently operates in 5 Sub Saharan African Countries and is supported by the medical librarians. It is a collaborative effort among medical librarians at major universities in sub-Saharan Africa Kenya, Mali, Nigeria, Zambia and Zimbabwe and is funded by the Office of Global AIDS/US Department of State and the U.S. National Library of Medicine / National Institutes of Health. The Kenyan node is managed through the Kenya Methodist University Library and The University of Nairobi.
Kenya Methodist University ADHL Node
