Research Excellence Award
Camille Harold ESSEME NDJIE
Université des Montagnes, Cameroon
Camille Harold ESSEME NDJIE is a Cameroonian researcher whose academic contributions encompass forensic and clinical health sciences, with particular relevance to bodily injury assessment and medical evaluation. His research addresses subjects connected to occupational medicine, medical knowledge, and the assessment of health-related consequences. His publications demonstrate engagement with multidisciplinary healthcare research and the application of clinical knowledge to practical medical and forensic questions. His research record is recognized through the Research Excellence Award presented by the International Forensic Scientist Awards.
Abstract
Camille Harold ESSEME NDJIE is recognized for research contributions spanning medical sciences and forensic-related healthcare subjects. His scholarly work includes investigations into physicians’ knowledge of Total Incapacity for Work in Cameroon and clinical research examining systolic blood pressure variations in patients experiencing acute ischemic stroke. These studies address relevant questions concerning medical assessment, professional knowledge, and patient outcomes. His research activity reflects an interdisciplinary approach connecting clinical practice with healthcare evaluation and forensic medicine. The Research Excellence Award acknowledges his documented scholarly contributions and developing research impact.
Keywords
Forensic Medicine; Bodily Injury Assessment; Total Incapacity for Work; Occupational Medicine; Clinical Research; Ischemic Stroke; Medical Evaluation; Cameroon; Healthcare Knowledge; Medical Sciences.
Introduction
Medical research plays an important role in improving professional knowledge, clinical decision-making, and healthcare assessment. In forensic medicine, evaluating bodily injury and temporary incapacity for work requires appropriate medical understanding and consistent assessment practices. Research addressing these subjects contributes to the development of informed medical evaluations and professional standards. Camille Harold ESSEME NDJIE’s publications engage with these areas while also extending into clinical investigations relevant to healthcare outcomes in Cameroon.[1][2]
Research Profile
His research profile is particularly associated with Dommage Corporel, a subject concerned with bodily injury assessment and its medical implications. An important dimension of this area involves understanding how physicians evaluate temporary total incapacity for work and interpret relevant medical criteria. His 2026 publication in Health Sciences and Disease examines Cameroonian physicians’ knowledge through a cross-sectional, self-administered questionnaire study. The research connects medical knowledge with occupational and forensic healthcare considerations.[1]
His broader research engagement also includes clinical investigation of ischemic stroke, particularly the relationship between systolic blood pressure variation during the acute phase and patient outcomes. This work demonstrates involvement in healthcare research beyond a single specialized subject and highlights the importance of interdisciplinary medical investigation.[2]
Research Contributions
One notable contribution concerns the evaluation of physicians’ knowledge regarding Total Incapacity for Work in Cameroon. By investigating professional understanding through a questionnaire-based approach, the study addresses an important aspect of medical practice and forensic assessment. It provides a research framework for examining knowledge surrounding bodily injury and temporary incapacity evaluations.[1]
Another contribution involves collaborative research into blood pressure variation during acute ischemic stroke. The study examines clinical patterns and their association with mortality and patient outcomes, contributing evidence from a Cameroonian referral-hospital setting. Together, these publications illustrate research interests connecting medical assessment, clinical investigation, and healthcare practice.[2]
Publications
Selected scholarly publications associated with Camille Harold ESSEME NDJIE include:
- ESSEME NDJIE, C. H., et al. (2026). État des Connaissances des Médecins Camerounais sur l’Incapacité Totale de Travail : Une Étude Transversale par Auto-Questionnaire. Health Sciences and Disease, 27(11), 102–109.
- Massi, D. G., ESSEME, C. H., et al. (2026). Variation of Systolic Blood Pressure in the Acute Phase and Outcome of Ischemic Stroke in a Referral Hospital in Cameroon. Revue de Médecine et de Pharmacie, 15(2), 1974–1980.
- ESSEME NDJIE, C. H. (2026). État des connaissances des médecins camerounais sur l’Incapacité Totale de Travail. ResearchGate.
Research Impact
The supplied research profile records six documents, two citations, and an h-index of one. These indicators provide a quantitative snapshot of the researcher’s documented scholarly activity. His publications address medical questions with relevance to professional knowledge and clinical practice in Cameroon. The combination of forensic-related investigation and clinical research demonstrates an emerging multidisciplinary publication profile. These indicators should be interpreted in the context of career development, publication activity, and the collaborative nature of academic research.
Award Suitability
The Research Excellence Award recognizes Camille Harold ESSEME NDJIE’s documented contributions to medical and forensic-related research. His work on Total Incapacity for Work addresses a subject of practical importance to medical assessment, while his clinical publication demonstrates engagement with broader healthcare challenges. His research activity, collaborative publications, and subject-specific contributions provide a scholarly basis for recognition by the International Forensic Scientist Awards.
Conclusion
Camille Harold ESSEME NDJIE’s research reflects an interest in advancing medical knowledge through forensic-related assessment and clinical investigation. His publications contribute to discussions concerning bodily injury evaluation, professional medical knowledge, and patient outcomes. His documented academic activity and interdisciplinary research engagement establish a foundation for continued scholarly development. The Research Excellence Award acknowledges these contributions and their relevance to medical and forensic sciences.
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References
- Esseme Ndjie, C. H., Ngongang Gilbert Frank Olivier, Kohpe Kapseu Stéphane, et al. (2026). Knowledge of Cameroonian Physicians on Temporary Total Incapacity for Work: A Cross-Sectional Self-Administered Questionnaire Study. Health Sciences and Disease, 27(11), 102–109.
https://doi.org/10.67260/hsd.v27i11.7970
- Massi, D. G., Esseme, C. H., Mouliom, A. S., et al. (2026). Variation of Systolic Blood Pressure in the Acute Phase and Outcome of Ischemic Stroke in a Referral Hospital in Cameroon. Revue de Médecine et de Pharmacie, 15(2), 1974–1980.
https://www.ajol.info/index.php/rmp/article/view/330960
- Esseme Ndjie, C. H. (2026). État des connaissances des médecins camerounais sur l’Incapacité Totale de Travail. ResearchGate.
https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.32085.08163
- Health Sciences and Disease. (2026). Vol. 27, No. 11: November 2026. Journal issue and publication information.
- ORCID. Camille Harold ESSEME NDJIE – Researcher Identifier.
https://orcid.org/0009-0008-7578-6745
- Google Scholar. Camille Harold ESSEME NDJIE – Citation Profile.
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