Project name: Evaluating a caregiver SMS reminder intervention to reduce immunization drop-out in Arua, Uganda—a andomized controlled trial.
Background
According to its 2011 Demographic and ...
Through the NCD surveillance network, AFENET helped to improve data collection, analysis, and presentation related to the burden of non-communicable diseases in Uganda.
To achieve its objective, ...
The One Health Fellowship proposed to enhance knowledge and skills of field epidemiology graduates from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania through a one year fellowship. Specifically, the fellowship seeks to ...
Background
In 1998, the World Health Organization African Regional Office (WHO/AFRO) and its 46 Member States, adopted the Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR), as a strategy for ...
In African countries, febrile illnesses (malaria, pneumonia, diarrhoea and common cold) are a common cause of ill health among children less than five years old. In an attempt to reduce childhood ...
Multi-Species Outbreak of Pulmonary and Cutaneous Anthrax, Sheema District, Uganda, 2011
Arthur Bagonza1, Monday Busuulwa2, Stella Immaculate Akech1, Bernard Ngago1, Ben Nsajju1, Chima Ohuabunwo2, ...
AFENET is establishing a surveillance system for non-communicable diseases (NCDs) using data available from patients attending the institutions’ clinics , and periodically analyzing and ...
Dr. Arthur Bagonza is a veterinarian with a master’s degree in Public Health from Makerere University. As a public health practitioner, he has worked with both government systems and ...
The One Health Fellowship proposes to enhance knowledge and skills of field epidemiology graduates from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania through a one year fellowship. Specifically, the fellowship seeks ...
AFRICHOL is intended to strengthen surveillance systems in Africa and reinforce outbreak investigation and provide accurate data that would inform vaccine decision making for Africa.
AFRICHOL is ...