YEI Global Health Consulting, LLC
From fieldwork in Kenya to multi-country HIV research in sub-Saharan Africa
— our work spans the full continuum from evidence generation to policy impact.
Our Work
"Into Women's Hands" — Misoprostol Accessibility in West Africa
Brandeis University, Department of Sociology This international, multi-site research collaboration examines the circulation and accessibility of misoprostol in Senegal and Burkina Faso — a medication critical to preventing postpartum hemorrhage, one of the leading causes of maternal death. As a consultant, Dr. Marton supports the full research lifecycle: conducting literature and policy reviews, managing qualitative data in NVivo, maintaining codebooks, and translating research materials between French and English. She works closely with research partners in West Africa to ensure data coherence across platforms, and contributes to grant applications, IRB proposals, policy briefs, and peer-reviewed publications. The project's findings aim to inform policy on safe access to reproductive health medicines in low- and middle-income countries.
01 Current Projects
02 Publications
Marton, T., Odwar, T., Abuya, T., Oyango, M. A., Warren, C. E., & Perloff, J. Confidence in Care Provision Among Third-Year Midwifery Students in Western Kenya. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth.
Jordan, M., Kiracho, E. E., Marton, T., et al. Mapping Care Pathways: Provider Perspectives on Process Maps of HIV Service Delivery in Uganda. Qualitative Health Research.
Ekirapa, E., Jordan, M., Nong, T., Marton, T. E., et al. Costs and resource distribution of direct services for HIV in Uganda. BMJ Open, 14(10), e082062.
Hartmann, M., Nyblade, L., Otticha, S., Marton, T., Agot, K., & Roberts, T. S. The development of a conceptual framework on PrEP stigma among adolescent girls and young women. Journal of the International AIDS Society, 27(2), e26213.
McBain, R., Jordan, M., Nong, T., Marton, T., et al. Equity and Costs of HIV Services in Uganda: A Health System Evaluation. BMJ Open.
Browne, E. N., Manenzhe, K., Makoni, W., Nkomo, S., Marton, T., et al. Incorporating end-users' voices into the development of an implant for HIV prevention: a discrete choice experiment in South Africa and Zimbabwe. BMC Women's Health, 23(1), 58.
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Colonial Legacy in the Current Reproductive Governance in sub-Saharan Africa: A Case Study of Kenya
Marton, T.
ReWorlding Reproduction 2024 Conference · Pretoria, South AfricaThe Experience of Nurse Practitioners Transitioning to Full Practice Authority in Massachusetts
O'Reilly-Jacob, M., Mayanja-Sserebe, R., Michel, C., Marton, T., & Zwilling, J.
Eastern Nursing Research Society Scientific Sessions · April 2024
APPAM Fall Research Conference
Marton, T. — Equity & Inclusion Fellow
Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management · Atlanta, GADiscreetness and Pain Avoidance as Central Drivers of Preferred Characteristics in an HIV Prevention Implant Among Women in Zimbabwe and South Africa
Shapley-Quinn, M. K., Marton, T., Makoni, W., et al.
IAS 2021 · Virtual ConferenceMisinformation about Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and HIV Vaccines in sub-Saharan Africa: A Clinical Perspective
Marton, T., Johnson, K., Katz, A., Ray, S., Southwell, B., & van der Straten, A.
Society of Behavioral Medicine Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions · Virtual03 Presentations
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Photos of YEI in Action!
Dr. Marton at the APPAM Fall 2023 Research Conference
as Equity & Inclusion Fellow
Dr. Marton presenting at the ReWorlding Reproduction 2024 Conference in Pretoria, South Africa
Dr. Marton a panelist at Women’s Health is Public Health at Simmons University in 2025Kenya Data Collection
October 2024 - March 2025
Day 1 of data collection
Dr. Marton in the field
Dr. Marton attending a workshop hosted by The White Ribbon Alliance, Kenya, in Nairobi.