Research is the engine that drives progress at GOSK. We believe that every clinical decision, every treatment protocol, and every prevention strategy in Kenya must be grounded in rigorous, locally relevant evidence. Through collaborative research initiatives, we are building a growing body of knowledge that directly addresses the burden of gynaecologic cancers in the Kenyan population — from epidemiological studies that map the scale of the challenge to clinical trials that test new approaches to care.
We work hand-in-hand with hospitals, universities, international research bodies, and government institutions to design and execute studies that matter. Our members are encouraged to lead and participate in research projects, contribute to peer-reviewed publications, and present findings at national and international conferences. By anchoring our work in science, we ensure that GOSK's programmes are not only well-intentioned but demonstrably effective in improving survival rates and quality of life for women with gynaecologic cancers.
Beyond individual studies, GOSK is committed to building a culture of inquiry across Kenya's healthcare system. We support early-career researchers with mentorship, funding pathways, and access to networks that open doors to collaborative opportunities at the highest levels. The questions we are asking today — about screening, early detection, surgical techniques, and survivorship — will shape the standard of gynaecologic cancer care in Kenya for decades to come.
Collaborative clinical trials and epidemiological studies
Peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations
Partnerships with hospitals, universities and global bodies
Mentorship and funding pathways for early-career researchers
Training programmes, CPD workshops, and knowledge resources for all healthcare cadres.
Evidence-based clinical studies, peer-reviewed publications, and global research partnerships.
Training programmes, CPD workshops, and knowledge resources for all healthcare cadres.