Independent Research Initiatives

Marinova is committed to advancing public health knowledge through independent and collaborative research initiatives. These studies explore emerging health system challenges, implementation barriers, and opportunities for improving programme effectiveness and health outcomes.

Assessing the Implementation of Malaria Control Programmes in Rivers State

This research initiative is examining the implementation of malaria control programmes in Rivers State, with particular attention to programme planning, strategy selection, and implementation fidelity.

Understanding the Operationalisation of the Maternal and Neonatal Mortality Reduction Innovation Initiative (MAMII)

This research initiative is exploring how the MAMII strategy is translated from policy design into implementation.

Architectural detail of a modern pharmaceutical research facility, clean glass and steel structure, bright natural daylight
Architectural detail of a modern pharmaceutical research facility, clean glass and steel structure, bright natural daylight

Collaborative Projects

Ongoing

Strengthening Antenatal Care Through Basic Obstetric Ultrasound Services in Primary Health Care Facilities

The work explores provider experiences, operational challenges, and factors influencing the adoption and use of ultrasound services within everyday clinical practice.

Ongoing

Strengthening Data Ownership and Use in Primary Health Care Facilities

The study seeks to understand whether greater ownership of data reporting processes at the facility level contributes to increased use of routine health information for planning, monitoring, and service improvement.

Biotech Therapy

Novel Oncology Platform

Authored the comprehensive clinical evaluation report for a novel drug-device combination. Aligned the clinical trial protocol with shifting European regulations to prevent market-entry delays.