CURRICULLUM VITAE

1. NAME: OLUWADIYA Kehinde Sunday

Department of Surgery,

College of Medicine,

Ekiti State University, Ekiti, Nigeria

E-mail: oluwadiya@gmail.com

Website: http://www.oluwadiya.com

II. PRESENT POST (with dates):

Professor of Surgery (Orthopedics and Traumatology). Ekiti State University, May,

2011.

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Ado-Ekiti,

May 2011.

Locum Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, LAUTECH Teaching Hospital, Osogbo,

June 2010

III. UNIVERSITY EDUCATION:

University of Ibadan, November 1989

IV: ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:

MBBS, University of Ibadan, 1989

V. PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS:

MBBS, University of Ibadan, 1989

Fellowship of the Medical College of Surgeons in Orthopaedics and Traumatology

(FMCS, (orthop), Nov. 2001

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National University Commission - National Institute for Higher Education Pedagogy

(NUC-VIHEP) Certificate in Evaluation in Higher Education, 2005

World Health Organization MENTOR-VIP Programme Certificate of Mentorship

Completion, 2008

VI. WORK EXPERINCE:

POST HELD INSTITUTION DATE

1.Professor of Surgery

2.Associate Professor of

Surgery

Osun State University,

Osogbo

LAUTECH* Ogbomosho

July 2010-May 2011

October 2008-July 2010

3. Adjunct Reader

(Anatomy)

Osun State University,

Osogbo

April 2010-July 2010

4.Visiting Senior Lecturer in

Anatomy

Osun State University,

Osogbo

March 2009-March 2010

5.Adjunct Senior Lecturer in

Anatomy

Osun State University,

Osogbo

October 2008-March 2009

6. Adjunct Senior Lecturer

in Anatomy

LAUTECH* Ogbomosho January 2007 – October

2007

7. Senior Lecturer LAUTECH* Ogbomosho October 2004 - October

2008

8. Lecturer I LAUTECH* Ogbomosho April 2002-October 2004

9. Associate Lecturer LAUTECH* Ogbomosho Nov. 2001- March 2002

10. Senior Registrar OAU Teaching Hospitals May 1996 – Nov. 2001

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Complex, Ile-Ife

11. SHO/Registrar OAU Teaching Hospitals

Complex, Ile-Ife

April 1992 – May 1996

12. NYSC Wadata Hospital, Bida. April 1991 – March 1992

13. House Officer OAU Teaching Hospitals

Complex, Ile-Ife

Jan. 1990 – Dec. 1990

*LAUTECH: Ladoke Akintola University of Technology

SERVICES WITHIN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM:

(i) Ekiti State University

Head, Department of Surgery, May 2011 till date.

Member, Committee for the reorganization of the Science laboratory Program (February –

September, 2012.

Member Committee to foster good relationship with Ekiti State Government Parastatal

(February-July 2012).

Chairman, Committee on Post-UTME Past Question papers (April 2012 till date).

Chairman, Poster Review committee for the College of Medicine at the University

Research Fair. (2012)

Member, Senate Business Committee, September 2011 till date.

(ii) Osun State University

Dean, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, August 15th 2010 till date

Acting Provost, College of Health Sciences, May21st –June 1st 2009, Nov 12-Dec1st 2009,

August 23-30th 2010

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Head, Department of Anatomy, March 2009 till date

Founding Member, Research Development and Training Committee, March 2010 till date

Chairman, First Annual College Lecture Organizing Committee, 2009

Founding Member, Central Evaluation Committee for Research Proposals

Member, Editorial Committee of the University Newsletter

Member, Ad-Hoc Committee on the Take-off of Postgraduate Programs August 2010 –

October 2010

(iii) Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH)

Acting Head Department of Surgery, October 2009 till July 2010

Member, Ethical Committee, College of Health Sciences, 2007 July 2010

Member, University Steering Committee on ICT, 2007 July 2010

Chairman, College of Health Sciences Advisory Committee on Telemedicine, 2008

Chief Invigilator, Part IV MBBS Examinations in Paediatrics and O&G, 2007

Member, 2008 College Lecture Organizing Committee.

Member, Faculty Board of Examiners, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, 2002 July 2010

VI: SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND PRIZES:

(a) Scholarship

1. Reviewer, African Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences (2010)

2. Reviewer, Tropical Journal of Health Sciences, Nigeria (2009)

3. Reviewer, Accident Analysis and Prevention. United Kingdom. (2007-date),

4. Reviewer, BioMed Central Surgery (BMC Surgery, United Kingdom (2008- date).

5. Reviewer, Journal of Injury and Violence Research (JIVR), India. 2008 till date.

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6. Reviewer, Nigerian Journal of Orthopaedics and Trauma, 2007 till date.

7. Reviewer, PLoS Medicine, UK, 2008 till date

8. Scientific Research and Essays (www.academicjournals.org/SRE), 2012

9. Book Abstract Reviewer, Methods in occupational Injury epidemiology based on

registers (Injury Epidemiology Methods), authored by Olaf Chresten

Jensen.Publishers: Bentham Science Publishers, USA (http://www.bentham.org/).

10. Co-Editor, Western Nigeria Journal of Medical Sciences (2008-till date).

11. Editor, Nigerian Medical Association, Osun State (2006-2008).

12. Member, Editorial Committee, Nigerian Journal of Postgraduate Medicine (NJPM)

2008 till date

13. Chairman, Ethical Committee, LAUTECH Teaching Hospital, Osogbo, 2006 till

date

14. Member Local Organizing Commitee, Nigerian Orthopaedic Association Annual

Scientific Conference, Ile-Ife, 1996.

15. Resource person, The use of SPSS in medical statistics at the bi-annual revision

courses organized for the Part 2 fellowship candidates of the Nigerian Postgraduate

Medical College held at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-

Araba, Lagos April 2005 to date.

16. Resource person, SPSS in health management at the computer appreciation course

for Grade level 12 and above officers of the Kwara State Ministry of Health, Ilorin

March 2004.

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17. Resource person, Using Pubmed and Google Tutor to search for medical

information on the internet to the members of surgery department, LAUTECH

Teaching Hospital, Osogbo Nigeria on November 22 2006.

18. Resource person, Using SPSS and EpiInfo for research and statistics. A two day

lecture and hands-on training delivered to consultants and lecturers at the Olabisi

Onabanjo Medical School, Ago Iwoye, Ogun State on February 20 and 21 2008

19. Resource person, The use of ICT for research, training and curriculum development

to lecturers at The Federal Polytechnic Ede, Nigeria. May 6-7, 2008.

20. Resource person, SPSS training workshop at the Society of Family Physicians of

Nigeria (SOFPON) Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference, Osogbo,

Nigeria, Nov 19-21 2008.

21. Organizer and Resource person, Training on the Use of HINARI and PubMed to

access free journals online held at the LAUTECH College of Health Sciences,

Osogbo Nigeria on December 11, 2008.

22. Resource Person, Advanced Research Methodology Course for Lecturers organized

by the National Postgraduate Medical college of Nigeria, LUTH, Idi-Araba, Lagos.

March 23-25th 2011

23. Resource Person, Train – the – Trainer workshop of the Faculty of pathology of the

National Postgraduate Medical college of Nigeria, LUTH, Idi-Araba, Lagos. May 6-

7 2011.

(b) Prizes

1. Oritsejolomi Thomas’ Prize for the Best Candidate in Surgery at the Part One

Fellowship Examination of the Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria .1996

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2. International Scholar Award of the Association for the Advancement of Automotive

Medicine (AAAM). October 2006

3. 2011 International guest Scholarship Award of the American College of Surgeons

c) Invited Participant in International Collaborative Studies or Projects

1. Clinical monitor for the multinational GlaxoSmithCline trial of a new antimalaria

drug in Ghana and Nigeria. June-September 2007

2. Principal investigator for CRASH, the Cortico Steroid Randomization After

Significant Head Injury (www.crash.lshtm.ac.uk) (2006-2007)

3. Principal investigator for CRASH2, the Clinical Randomization of an

Antifibrinolytic in Significant Haemorrage study. (www.crash2.lshtm.ac.uk) (2008

to date)

4. World Health Organization MENTOR-VIP program in Trauma 2007 – 2008

5. Collaborator with the SIGN Interlocking Nail project www.sign_post.org 2006-

2009

d) Clinical and Academic Observership Positions

1. Clinical Observership with Dr OB Idusuyi, orthopedic surgeon at the Illinois

Medical Center, Springfield, IL. Oct 28-Nov. 6, 2011.

2. Academic observership with Prof Charles Mock MD at the UW Medicine’s

Harborview Injury Prevention and Research Center (HIPRC), Seattle WA: 14th -

20th November 2011

3. Clinical observership with the Orthopedics and Trauma Department of the New

York University Medical Center, Bellevue Hospital, Manhattan NY: Nov 23rd –

December 21st 2011.

VII. HONOURS, DISTINCTIONS, AND MEMBERSHIP OF LEARNED

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SOCIETIES

(a) Honours

Teaching Excellence Award, Osun State University, Osogbo Medical Students

Association, 2010

Merit Award of Excellence in Teaching 2005 graduating class of the Ladoke

Akintola University of Technology Medical Students, 2005

Statesman Award, University of Ibadan, Man O’ War (Citizenship and Leadership

Training) Club, 1989

(b) Distinctions

Distinction in Anatomy, MBBS Examination in Basic Medical Sciences, University

of Ibadan. 1985

Commendation of meritorious service to the OAUTHC during the Ife-Modakeke

Communal Crises of 1996

(c) Membership of Learned Societies

Member, Nigeria Medical Association (NMA). 1990 till date.

Member, Medical and Dental Consultants’ Association of Nigeria. 2001 till date.

Nigerian Orthopaedic Association, 2001 till date

Surgical Research Society of Nigeria, 2005 till date

Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medicine (AAAM) 2006 – 2008

Road traffic International research network (RTIRN), 2008 till date

International Co-operation on Theories and Concepts in Traffic Safety (ICTCT),

2010.

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VIII. DETAILS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE AT UNIVERSITY LEVEL:

Since appointed Lecturer 1 at the Faculty of Clinical Sciences, College of Health Sciences,

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology in 2002, I have been teaching a large number of

medical undergraduate (300, 400 and 500 Level MBBS) students in the Orthopaedic and

Traumatology Unit, in the Department of Surgery at least on five occasions in an academic

year for a period of 8 weeks on each occasion. The teachings include didactic lectures,

tutorials, group discussions and procedures such as application of Plaster of Paris Casts,

Tractions, Manipulation Under Anaesthesia (MUA) etc. I also take part in organization of

examination as well as examination of undergraduate students up to the final MBBS. I am

also involved in setting and conducting the recently introduced Objective Structured

Clinical Examination (OSCE). I am the departmental expert on Information and

Communication Technology (ICT) matters.

I started as an Associate Lecturer in Orthopaedics and Traumatology at the Ladoke

Akintola University in November 2001, before converting to full employment in April, the

following year.

Between October 2008 and March 2009, I was an adjunct lecturer at the newly established

College of Health Sciences, Osun State University, Osogbo where I was involved in

teaching Gross Anatomy to the 200 Level MBBS students. In March, 2009, I started a year-

long visiting lectureship in Anatomy. I was the Acting Head of the Department of

Anatomy. I was actively involved in the recruitment of both academic and technological

staff into the department, development of the departmental curriculum and the planning

and supervision and the construction of the departmental building. I also teach the 200 and

300 Levels medical students Upper and Lower limbs, Abdomen and Pelvis, and the

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Thorax. Over the year, I also acted for the Provost of the College whenever he was on

leave. In October 2010, I became a professor of surgery at the University. I was the Head

of the Department as well as the Dean of the Faculty of the Basic Medical Sciences

between October 2010 and May 2011.

In 2011, I moved my services to the Ekiti State University as a Professor of Surgery. I am

the current Head of Department of Surgery.

PROFESSIONAL DUTIES AS CONSULTANT ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON

Since 2001, I have been a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and Traumatologist at

LAUTECH Teaching Hospital, Osogbo (LTH) (2001-2011) and Ekiti State University

Teaching Hospital (EKSUTH) (2011 till date). Presently, I also hold a locum appointment

with LTH. I am involved in the investigation and treatment of patients with orthopaedic

and traumatic conditions. This involves care of patients referred from local private and

state hospitals, Out-Patient Departments and admitted patients. Because there are few

orthopaedic surgeons on ground, specialization is impracticable, so that we see all cases of

orthopaedics as well as trauma.

I participate fully in the weekly departmental reviews, seminars and postgraduate rounds

organized by the department for resident doctors and medical students. My Consultant

Orthopaedic Clinic holds twice weekly, and elective surgical operations are on

Wednesdays. Coverage of the Accident and Emergency unit is rotated among the

orthopaedic surgeons.

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At LTH, I am currently the chairman of the Ethical Committee of the Hospital, as well as

the co-editor of the official, peer-reviewed journal of the hospital, the Western Nigeria

Journal of Medical Sciences (WNJMS).

At EKSUTH, I am the Head of the Department of Surgery.

I have successfully supervised or co-supervised the Part II FMCS dissertations of four

resident doctors, three from LTH and one from the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching

Hospitals Complex, Ile-Ife. I am currently supervising the dissertation of two candidates

from the LTH.

Candidates supervised.

1. Dr Agodirin O O – FMCS.

Title: Controlled randomized clinical trial of tramadol in acute abdomen

2. Dr Popoola S. O – FMCS (Ortho).

Title: Comparison of the Kampala Trauma Score with the Revised Trauma Score in

the management of trauma

3. Dr Adejumobi M O - Ongoing

Title: A prospective randomized comparative study of closed passive drainage and

closed low suction drainage for mastectomy wounds at Ladoke Akintola University

of Technology Teaching Hospital, Osogbo.

4. Dr Idris A - FMCS.

Title: Relative values of primary and delayed- primary wound closures on the

incidence of wound infection after laparotomy for secondary peritonitis at LAUTECH

Teaching Osogbo

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Between 2003 and 2008, I was invited by the Hospital Management Board of Ondo State to

give specialist orthopaedic and trauma care to patients in the State Specialist Hospital,

Akure. I was also involved in the on-the-job-training of their Medical Officers and Interns.

I also teach and guide postgraduate medical students during their residency training for the

Fellowship of the West African Postgraduate College of Surgeons and the National

Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria. Since 2005, I have been lecturing at the biannual

update/revision courses in Research Methodology for the Part 2 Fellowship Candidates of

the Nigerian Postgraduate Medical College held at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital

(LUTH), Idi-Araba Lagos.

IX. Publications:

i. Dissertation and Thesis:

1. OLUWADIYA KEHINDE Sunday. Pattern of limb injuries resulting from

motorcycle accidents in Ile-Ife / Ilesa, Osun state, Nigeria. FMCS (Orthop) Part II

Dissertation, 2001.

(ii): Books or Chapters in books already published:

1. OLUWADIYA KS. Getting to know SPSS: a step by step guide to data

manipulation and analysis with SPSS: the computer software for data analysis (2nd

Ed), 2010. First Edition was in 2005.

2. Abiodun Olukoga, KEHINDE OLUWADIYA, Olusola Odu. Use of seat belts by

mini-bus drivers in Nigeria. In: Victor E. Argosyan, eds. (2009). Protective devices:

Types, uses and safety. New York: Nova Science Publishers Inc.

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3. OLUWADIYA Kehinde Sunday. The performance of the motorcycle rider

behaviour questionnaire among commercial motorcycle riders in Nigeria. In Lisa

Dorn (Ed): Driver Behaviour and Training Vol. IV. (To be publish in 2010 by

Ashgate Publishing Ltd, Surrey, England)

(iii): Articles that have already appeared in learned Journals:

1. A.A Olasinde, L.M Oginni, J.O Bankole, O. Adegbehingbe, K.S OLUWADIYA.

(2002),

Indications for amputation in Ile-Ife, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Medicine

Vol.11(3): 118-121.

2. Fadiora S.O, OLUWADIYA K. S. Kolawole I.K, Aderounmu A.O.A, Oguntola

A.S, Adejumobi A.O. (2003), Audit of day case surgery in LAUTECH Osogbo.

Nigerian Journal of Surgical Research. Vol.5 (1-2): 43-49.

3. Aderounmu A.O.A., Fadiora S.O., Adesunkanmi A.K., Agbakwuru E. A,

OLUWADIYA K.S., Adetunji O.S. (2003), Pattern of gunshot injuries in a

communal clash as seen in two Nigerian Teaching Hospitals. Journal of Trauma;

Vol.55(4):626-30.

4. OLUWADIYA K.S., Oginni L.M, Olasinde O.O, Fadiora S.O. ( 2004),

Motorcycle limb injuries in a developing country. West Africa Journal of

Medicine; Vol.23( 1): 42-47

5. Adegbehingbe A. O., OLUWADIYA K. S., Adegbehingbe O. O. (2004),

Motorcycle associated ocular injuries. African Journal of Trauma; Vol.2(1): 35-

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6. S. O. Fadiora, K.S. OLUWADIYA, A.O.A.Aderounmu, A.S. Oguntola, I.K.

Kolawole, I.A. Isawumi. (2004), Spinal (Subarachnoid) Anaesthesia in the hands

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of non-physician anaesthetists : A prospective study of 131 cases in LAUTECH

Teaching Hospital, Osogbo. Nigerian Journal of Surgery; Vol.10(1): 11-14.

7. A.A. Olasinde, K.S. OLUWADIYA,A. O., Olawoye, Late O. S. Badru, L. M

Oginni, O. O Adegbehingbe. (2003), Knowledge, Attitude and Practice about the

Traditional Bone Setters among Health Workers in Federal Medical Centre,

Nigeria. Sahel Medical Journal; Vol.6(3): 79-82.

8. Fadiora S. O., OLUWADIYA K. S., Akinwusi P. O., Bello T. O., Aderounmu A.

O. A. (2004) Medical problems in geriatric surgical patients. Nigerian

Postgraduate Medical Journal; Vol.11(2):. 71-74.

9. AA Olasinde, KS OLUWADIYA, LM Oginni, AL Akinyoola, E Orimolade.

(2004) Pelvic fractures management in a teaching hospital in Nigeria. Nigerian

Journal of Orthopaedics and Trauma;Vol.3(1): 10-15

10. Olasinde A. A. OLUWADIYA KS Olawoye A. O, Oginni L.M, Ologuntoye

O.O. (2004) The use of post op drains in iliac crest bone graft donor site, is there

a need for it? A preliminary report. Nigerian Journal of Surgery ; Vol. 10 (1): 1-

3.

11. M. S. Jenyo, K. S. OLUWADIYA. A. Olakulehin. (2004), Limb amputations in

Osogbo Nigeria , African journal of trauma; vol.2(2-4): 80-82.

12. John A.O. Okeniyi, KEHINDE S OLUWADIYA, Tinuade A. Ogunlesi, Olusola

A. Oyedeji, Oyeku A. Oyelami, Gabriel A. Oyedeji, Abdul Rashid K.

Adesunkanmi. (2005). Road traffic injuries among semi-urban children:

assessment of the Paediatric Trauma Score. The Internet Journal of Third World

Medicine Vol. 2(2).

13. John A.O. Okeniyi, KEHINDE S. OLUWADIYA, Tinuade A. Ogunlesi, Olusola

A. Oyedeji, Oyeku A. Oyelami, Gabriel A. Oyedeji, Lawrence M. Oginni (2005),

Motorcycle injury: an emerging menace to child health in Nigeria. The Internet

Journal of Pediatrics and Neonatology; Vol. 5(1).

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14. A A Olasinde, A O Olawoye, K S OLUWADIYA, L M Oginni. (2005),

Bacterial cultures from sinus track and bone in Nigerians with chronic

osteomyelitis. Malawi Medical Journal; Vol.17( 2): 47-48.

15. KEHINDE S. OLUWADIYA, Anthony A. Olasinde, Omolara B. Ukpai, Edward

O. Komolafe, Mathew S. Jenyo. (2005). Birth Injury: A Retrospective Study Of

146 Cases In Three Teaching Hospitals In Nigeria .The Internet Journal of

Pediatrics and Neonatology.Vol. 5(2).

16. A.A. Olasinde K.S. OLUWADIYA: Anaesthesia Practice In A Hospital

Developing Countries: An 18months Experience. (2005), The Internet Journal of

Third World Medicine; Vol. 3(1).

17. OLUWADIYA K.S. Kolawole I. K., Solagberu B. A., Olasinde A. A. Komolafe

E. O. K., Olakulehin O. A. (2005)., Pre-Hospital care of the injured in South

West Nigeria: A hospital based study of four tertiary level hospitals in three

states. Annual Proceedings of the Association for the Advancement of Automotive

Medicine. 49:91-8.

18. A. A. Olasinde, K.S. OLUWADIYA, A.A. Akinkuolie , L.M. Oginni. (2005),

Paediatric Surgical Admissions In A Tertiary Hospital In Western Nigeria, The

Internet Journal of Pediatrics and Neonatology.; Vol.5(2).

19. Fadiora S. O. I.K Kolawole, V.O. Oboro, OLUWADIYA K. S, A. O. A.

Aderounmu. (2005)

Risk of facial blood splash in surgery.. Nigerian Journal of Surgical Research;

Vol.15(1): 7-12

20. K.S. OLUWADIYA, A. A. Olasinde, O.A. Olakulehin, S.A. Olatoke, L. M.

Oginni, F Ako. (2007), The Causes and outcomes of cancellation of orthopaedic

surgery at the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital Complex, Ile-Ife,

Nigeria. Nigerian Postgraduate Medical Journal; Vol.14(1): 42-45

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21. Olasinde, A.A. Loto, O.M.; OLUWADIYA, K.S. Olawoye, A.O. (2007),

Prevalence of HIV infection among patients undergoing surgery in a mission

hospital in a semi-urban community in Nigeria. Tropical Doctor; Vol. 37(2):119-

120

22. BB Osinaike. DA Aderinto. EO Oyebamiji. MD Dairo. KS OLUWADIYA.

(2007), Evaluation of knowledge of doctors in a Nigerian tertiary hospital

about Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation. Nigerian Medical Practitioner ; Vol.52

(1): 16 -18

23. OLUWADIYA K, Olasinde AA, Odu OO, Olakulehin OA, Olatoke SA.. (2008),

Management of motorcycle limb trauma in a teaching hospital in south. western

Nigeria Nigerian Journal of Medicine ;Vol.17(1):53-6

24. Ogunlusi Dare Johnson, OLUWADIYA KEHINDE, Oyedeji Sola, Oginni

Lawrence. (2008) Acquired Boneless Forearm as a Complication of Traditional

Bone Setting. Orthopedics; Vol.31(3):288

25. OLUWADIYA KS, Olasinde AA, Oginni LM, Olakulehin OA, Akanbi OO.

(2008) A Review of pediatric limb injuries and implication for prevention.

Western Nigerian Journal of Medical Sciences; Vol.1(1):25-29

26. Orimolade EA, OLUWADIYA KS, Salawu L, Akinyoola AL, Ikem IC, Oginni

LM, Adegbehingbe OO. (2008). A comparison of chronic osteomyelitis in sickle

cell disease and non-sickle cell disease patients. Nigerian Journal of

Orthopaedics and Trauma

27. OLUWADIYA KS, Kolawole I K, Adegbehingbe OO, Olasinde A A, Agodirin

Olaide, Uwaezuoke SC. (2009), Motorcycle crash characteristics in Nigeria:

implication for control. Accident Analysis and Prevention. 41: 294–298

(Please see “Nigerian Motorcycle Crashes – Implication for Control” at

http://www.whohelmets.org/headlines/09_spring_8.htm for the WHO helmet Initiative

summary of this paper)

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28. Olakulehin A. Olawale, OLUWADIYA S. KEHINDE

Case study: uncensored vehicle modification: report of nine cases of posterior hip

dislocations in a single accident involving a modified minibus. (2009), Traffic

Injury Prevention,10(1):95 - 97

29. Orimolade A.E., Owotade F.J., OLUWADIYA K.S., Ikem I.C., Oginni L.M.,

Akinyoola L.A. (2009). Prognostic factors in Adult Tetanus in a Tertiary referral

Centre. Nigerian Journal of Orthopaedics and Trauma: 8 (2):56-59

30. OLUWADIYA KS, Olakulehin OA, Olasinde AA, Jenyo MS, Akanbi OO,

Oremakinde AA, Ojo OM.(2009), Epidemiology of ankle fracture dislocation in

a teaching hospital in Nigeria. The Journal of Foot Surgery (India). 13(1): 29-33

31. OLUWADIYA KS, Oginni LM, Olasinde AA, Oluwadiya IO, Olakulehin OA.

The financial implication of treating motorcycle limb trauma in a developing

country – The patient’s perspective. Nigerian Journal of Orthopaedics and

Trauma: 8 (2): 72-74

32. OLUWADIYA KS, Olatoke SA, Ariba AJ, Omotola AO, Olakulehin OA.

Patients’ satisfaction with emergency care and priorities for change in a

university teaching hospital in Nigeria. (2010), International Emergency

Nursing Journal, 18; 203– 209

33. A. Olukoga, M. Bachmann, G. Harris, T. Olukoga, K. OLUWADIYA. Analysis

of the perception of institutional function for health sector reform in Nigeria.

2010. International Health, 2(2); 150-155

34. OLUWADIYA Kehinde Sunday (2010). Safe lives, make hospital safe in

emergencies: framework for disaster preparedness in hospitals in Nigeria.

Nigerian Journal of Postgraduate Medicine, 3(1);28-35

35. O.D. Ojo, K.S. OLUWADIYA, I.C. Ikem, L.M. Oginni, A.K. Ako-Nai,, F.V.

Daniel Superficial swab cultures in open fracture management: insights from a

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resource-poor setting. 2010. Journal of Wound Care, Vol. 19 (10), 14 Oct, 432 –

438

36. OLUWADIYA KS. Pattern of traumatic injuries in Nigeria: A review. 2010.

Nigerian Journal of Clinical and Biomedical Research. 5(1): 13-22.

37. Oyedeji OA, OLUWADIYA KS and Aremu AA. Blistering digital dactylitis

complicated by osteomyelitis and amputation in an HIV positive infant. 2011.

Journal of the International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care (JIAPAC;

10(5): 280-282.

38. Olasinde A A, OLUWADIYA K S, Adegbehingbe O O. Treatment of Brodie’s

abscess: excellent results from curettage, bone grafting and antibiotics. 2011.

Singapore Medical Journal; 52(6) : 436-439

39. A O Aderounmu, P B Olaitan, I K Kolawole, M D Dairo, K S OLUWADIYA, L

I Okeke, A A Salako. 2011.Examination Malpractice in our Medical Schools:

Prevalence and Import on Tomorrow's Doctors. The Nigerian postgraduate

medical journal; 18(3):191-6.

40. Olasinde A.A., OLUWADIYA K.S., Olakulehin O.A. Adetan O. Locked

intramedullary nailing of femur and tibia in a semi urban area. 2011. Nigerian

Journal of Orthopaedics and Trauma; 10(2), 89-91.

41. S O Popoola, O D Ojo, K S OLUWADIYA. Antiritroviral drug as a cause of

bilateral avascular necrosis of the femoral head. 2011. Nigerian Journal of

Orthopaedics and Trauma; 10(2),124-126

42. Ademuyiwa AO, Usang UE, OLUWADIYA KS, Ogunlana DI, Glover-Addy H,

Bode CO, Arjan B Van AS. 2012. Pediatric trauma in Sub-Saharan Africa: The

challenges in overcoming the scourge. Journal of Emergencies, Trauma and

Shock. 5: 55-61

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43. OLUWADIYA S KEHINDE, Akinola E Adegoke. Taking alcohol by deception:

an analysis of ethanol concentration of “paraga” an alcoholic herbal mixture in

Nigeria. 2012 BMC Research Notes; 2012 5: 127.

http://www.biomedcentral.com/1756-0500/5/127

44. OLUWADIYA KS, Osinaike BB, Eziyi AK, Oyebamiji EO, Kolawole IK A

Theatre Time Utilization Survey in a University Teaching Hospital from a

Developing Country. 2012. Journal of Anesthesia and Clinical Research 3:210.

doi:10.4172/2155-6148.1000210.

45. KEHINDE OLUWADIYA SUNDAY, Olusegun F Fatoye. Taking alcohol by

deception II: Paraga (alcoholic herbal mixture) use among commercial motor

drivers in a south-western Nigerian city. BMC Research Notes. 2012 Jun

18;5(1):301.

46. Adenike I. Olugbenga-Bello, OLUWADIYA K. SUNDAY, Bret A. Nicks,

Olakulehin A. Olawale, Adewole O. Adefisoye. .First aid knowledge and

application among commercial inter-city drivers in Nigeria. 2012. African

Journal of Emergency Medicine 2 (3), 108-113.

47. Olasinde Anthony Ayotunde, OLUWADIYA KEHINDE SUNDAY, Adetan

Oluwatoyin, Ogunlusi, Johnson Dare. Results of surgical treatment of nonunion

of humeral shaft fracture with dynamic compression plate and cancellous bone

grafting. Acta Ortop Bras. [online]. 2012;20(4): 223-5. Available from URL:

http://www.scielo.br/aob

(iii): Articles already accepted for publication in learned Journals:

48. OLUWADIYA KS, Aderounmu AOA, Olasinde AA, Oginni LM Fadiora SO.

Gunshot fractures of the extremities in a community clash: The experience of

two teaching hospitals in Nigeria. Accepted by the Trauma Care.

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49. S O Popoola, OLUWADIYA K S, J N Kortor, P Denen-Akaa, O C Onyemaechi.

Compliance with Beat Belt use in Makurdi Nigeria: an Observational Study.

Annals of Medicine (In Press)

(iv): Invited Articles

50. OLUWADIYA KS. Pattern of traumatic injuries in Nigeria: A review. 2010.

Nigerian Journal of Clinical and Biomedical Research. 5(1): 13-22.

51. OLUWADIYA Kehinde Sunday, Sangowawa Adesola. Epidemiolgy of injuries.

2011. Nigerian Journal of Epidemiology (In Press)

(v): Articles from the Corticosteroid Randomization After Significant Head Injury

(CRASH I) and Clinical Randomisation of an Antifibrinolytic in Significant

Haemorrhage (CRASH 2) studies:

52. Golden N, Morales C.H and other CRASH Trial collaborators (Including

OLUWADIYA KS). (2004), Effects of intravenous corticosteroids on death

within 14 days in 10008 adults with clinically significant head injury (MRC

CRASH trial): randomized placebo-controlled trial. Lancet; Vol.364: 1321-28.

53. Golden N, Morales C.H and other CRASH Trial collaborators (Including

OLUWADIYA KS). (2005), Final results of MRC CRASH, a randomized

placebo-controlled trial of intravenous corticosteroid in adults with head injury

outcomes at 6 months.

The Lancet 2005;Vol.365: 1957-59

54. Golden N, Morales C.H and other CRASH Trial collaborators (Including

OLUWADIYA KS). (2008), Predicting outcome after traumatic brain injury:

practical prognostic models based on large cohort of international patients.

British Medical Journal, Vol.336:425-429

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55. Golden N, Morales C.H. and other CRASH Trial collaborators (Including

OLUWADIYA KS). (2008), Improving the Evidence Base for Trauma Care:

Progress in the International CRASH-2 Trial. PLOS Clinical Trials 1(6): e30.

DOI: 10.1371/journal.pctr.0010030

56. CRASH 2 Trial collaborators (Including OLUWADIYA KS). Effects of

tranexamic acid on death, vascular occlusive events, and blood transfusion in

trauma patients with significant haemorrhage (CRASH-2): a randomized,

placebo-controlled trial. 2010 Lancet. 3;376(9734):23-32. Epub 2010 Jun 14

57. Roberts I, Shakur H, Ker K, Coats T, on behalf of the CRASH-2 Trial

collaborators (Including OLUWADIYA KS). Antifibrinolytic drugs for acute

traumatic injury (Review). Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2011,

Issue 1. Art. No.: CD004896. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD004896.pub3.

XI. (a) Selected Major conferences attended with papers read:

1. National orthopaedic Association Annual Conference, Calabar, Nigeria, Nov. 2001.

Papers presented:

(i) The causes and effects of postponement of scheduled emergency surgeries at

OAUTHC, Ile-Ife.

(ii) The safety aspect of motorcycle injuries in Ile-Ife / Ilesa area of Osun State,

Nigeria

(iii) The treatment and outcome of limb injuries resulting from motorcycle

accidents in OAUTHC Ile-Ife.

2. Medical and Dental Consultant Association of Nigeria. Annual Scientific Meeting.

Ile-Ife, Nigeria. June 2002.

Paper presented: Motorcycle injuries in Ile-Ife. Nigeria

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3. 49th Annual Scientific Conference of the Association for the Advancement of

Automotive Medicine (AAAM), Boston Ma USA. September 11-14 2005

Poster presentation: Traffic Crashes in Nigeria. A synopsis

4. 50th Annual Scientific Conference of the Association for the Advancement of

Automotive Medicine (AAAM), Chicago, IL, USA. September 2006

Paper presented: Pre-Hospital care of the injured in South West Nigeria: A hospital

based study of four tertiary level hospitals in three states

Poster Presentation: The financial implications of treating motorcycle limb trauma

in a developing country – The patient’s perspective

5. Surgical Implant Generation Network Interlocking nail Annual Scientific

Conference, Richland WA USA September 2005.

Paper presented: Sign Interlocking nail fixation of femoral fractures: Two year

experience at the LAUTECH Teaching Hospital, Osogbo

6. 49th Scientific Conference of the Nigerian Surgical Research Society. November

2005

paper presented: Factors associated with the laterality of limb injuries in

motorcycle accidents

7. World Safety Conference, Durbar South Africa. April 2-5 2006.

Paper presented: The use of Safety devices among motorcycle crash victims in

south west Nigeria

8. International Conference on the Modern Management of Cancer. University

College Hospital, Ibadan Nigeria. July 21-28, 2008.

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9. Society of Family Physicians of Nigeria (SOFPON) Annual General Meeting and

Scientific Conference, Osogbo, Nigeria, Nov 19-21 2008.

Paper presented: Patients satisfaction with the quality of care at the A&E unit of

LAUTECH Teaching Hospital, Osogbo Nigeria

10. Nigeria Orthopaedic Association Annual Scientific Conference, Lagos Nigeria. Dec

2-6 2009

Papers presented:

What is the alcoholic content of paraga, and how is it produced? An exploratory

study

11. 10th World Safety Conference, Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London.

September 21-24 2010

Papers presented: (i) The Performances of the Glasgow Coma Scale, the Revised

Trauma Score, the triage Revised Trauma Scores and the Kampala Trauma Score in

predicting mortality in the Accident and Emergency ward of a Teaching Hospital in

Nigeria

(ii) The performance of the Motorcycle Rider Behaviour Questionnaire (MRBQ)

among commercial motorcycle riders in Nigeria

Poster Presentation: Taking alcohol by deception: An analysis of ethanol

concentration of paraga, an alcoholic herbal mixture and factors associated with its

use among commercial drivers in an urban centre in Nigeria

12. American College of Surgeons Annual Clinical Congress, Moscone Conference

Centre, San Francisco CA. October 23-27, 2011.

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Paper presented: Injury and injury epidemiology: A trauma surgeon experience in a

resource-poor setting

13. 4th Annual ASAP Meeting (Alliance for Surgery and Anesthesia Presence) San

Diego CA: 9th-11th November 2011.

Paper presented: Challenges of trauma care in a resource-poor setting: The

Nigerian experience.

14. 4th Biennial WHO Global Initiative for Emergency and Essential Surgical Care

(GIEESC) Conference, San Diego CA: 9th November 2011

(b) Workshops where I was a resource personnel

1. The use of SPSS in medical statistics at the biannual revision courses organized

for the Part 2 fellowship candidates of the Nigerian Postgraduate Medical

College held at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba,

Lagos April 2005 to date.

2. SPSS in health management at the computer appreciation course for Grade level

12 and above officers of the Ministry of Health, Ilorin March 2004.

3. Using Pubmed and Google Tutor to search for medical information on the

internet to the members of surgery department, LAUTECH Teaching Hospital,

Osogbo Nigeria on November 22 2006. I was the only resource person

4. Using SPSS and EpiInfo for research and statistics. A two day lecture and hands-

on training delivered to consultants and lecturers at the Olabisi Onabanjo

Medical School, Ago Iwoye, Ogun State on February 20 and 21 2008.

5. The use of ICT for research, training and curriculum development to lecturers at

The Federal Polytechnic Ede, Nigeria. May 6-7, 2008.

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6. SPSS training workshop at the Society of Family Physicians of Nigeria

(SOFPON) Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference, Osogbo, Nigeria,

Nov 19-21 2008. I was the only resource person.

7. Training on the Use of HINARI and PubMed to access Free journals online held

at the College of Health Sciences, Osogbo Nigeria on December 11, 2008.

8. Training on the Use of HINARI and PubMed to access Free journals online held

at the College of Health Sciences, Osun State University, Osogbo Nigeria on

September 15, 2010. I was the only resource person.

9. 2ND OSUN NMA CME/CPD LECTURE SERIES organized by Nigerian

Medical Association, Osun State Chapter on Enhancing Clinical Skills and

Competences with Information, Sep. 10 2011. Topic: The use of ICT in medical

research.

10. Three day advanced research methodology course for medical researchers

organized by The National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria at Lagos

University Teaching Hospital, 23-25 March 2011. Topic: Use of advanced

Statistical methods in research.

11. Nigerian Society of Neurological Sciences Preconference Workshop on SPSS

and EndNote. June 6 2012 at LAUTECH Teaching Hospital Osogbo.

12. SURGICAL ARITHMETICS: GETTING TO GRIPS WITH STATISTICS IN

ORTHOPAEDICS. Topic of the Guest lecture delivered at the Nigerian

Orthopaedic Association SouthWest Zonal Meeting at the Universith of Benin

Teaching Hospital, Benin City, Nigeria, 29th June 2012.

13. CME Workshop on Research Ethics Organized by the Medical and Dental

Consultant Association of Nigeria and Nigerian Medical Association, Ekiti State

Chapter, Oct 18, 2011. Topic: Pitfalls of medical research.

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14. CME Hands-on workshop organized on SPSS, EndNote and Hinari by the

Medical and Dental Consultant Association of Nigeria (MDCAN) on 16th and

17th August 2012 at FMC, Ido-Ekiti. I was the only resource person.

15. Workshop on Research Methodology organized by the Association of University

nurses on 18th September 2012 at Leisure Spring Hotel, Osogbo. Topic: Effective

use of statistical methods in medical research.

16. CME workshop organized by the Nigerian Medical Association, Kogi State in

Lokoja on 25th October 2012. Topic: Medical Research: The Why and The How?

(c) Workshops attended

1. International Workshop on Ponsetti management of clubfoot. Organized by the

Nigerian Orthopaedic Association and the Ponsetti Foundation of the United

States of America. Obafemi Awolowo University teaching Hospitals Complex,

Ile-Ife. Dec 8-10, 2009

2. Cochrane Protocol Development/REVMAN Workshop, University College

Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria. January 15-16, 2009

3. International Workshop on the Modern Management of Cancer. University

College Hospital, Ibadan Nigeria. July 21-28, 2008.

4. HINAGOA/HINARI Training Workshop, Michael Opara University of

Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State Nigeria. Nov. 10-16 2008

5. Workshop on “How to review protocols and provide constructive feedbacks”

Part of Capacity Building and Support for Three Ethics Review Committees in

North Central and South Western Geopolitical Zones of Nigeria as part of the

NIMR/EDCTP Capacity Strengthening of HREC’s in Nigeria Project at Ladoke

Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital September 5th – 9th

2011. Funded by the European and Developing Countries Clinical Trial

Partnership (EDCTP)

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6. Advanced Digital Appreciation Programme for Tertiary Institutions (ADAPTI),

organized by the Digital Bridge Institute, International Centre for

Communications Studies, Nigerian Communication Commissions. At NITEL

Training Institute, Cappa, Oshodi, Lagos, Feb. 20-24, 2012.

XII. Community Based Programs

1. Various radio and television enlightenment programs on Road Traffic Crashes,

Fracture treatment and traditional bone setters in Osun, Ondo and Ekiti States,

2004-2011

2. Health Enlightenment talks to various church congregations 2006-2012

3. Medical Mission to Emuren village, near Ikorodu, Lagos State, 2011

4. Member of the Committee to formulate Guidelines and Policies on the Management

of Common Ailments in the Core Areas of Medicine in Ekiti State, March 2012

XIII. Others

Member, WHO GIEESC Burden of Surgical Disease Committee Nov. 2011 till date

Gave a lecture on Challenges of trauma in a resource poor setting to medical

students of University of Washington medical students which was also streamed in

real time to four other medical schools. Thursday, Nov 17. 2011

SIGNATURE: … ………………. DATE: October. 1 2012