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An Evaluation of Antibiotic Prescription Rationality at Lower Primary Healthcare Facilities in Three Districts of South-Western Uganda by Nantongo, Hanifah, Kiguba, Ronald, Batwala, Vincent, Mukonzo, Jackson

“…Purpose: Antimicrobial resistance is now one of the leading five causes of death globally. This study evaluated the rationality of antibiotic prescriptions at…”
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Mobile health clinic for the medical management of clinical sequelae experienced by survivors of the 2013–2016 Ebola virus disease outbreak in Sierra Leone, West Africa by Guetiya Wadoum, R. E., Samin, A., Mafopa, N. G., Giovanetti, M., Russo, G., Turay, P., Turay, J., Kargbo, M., Kanu, M. T., Kargbo, B., Akpablie, J., Cain, C. J., Pasin, P., Batwala, V., Sobze, M. S., Potestà, M., Minutolo, A., Colizzi, V., Montesano, C.

“…An Ebola survivor Mobile Health Clinic (MHC) was established to implement lasting changes in communities it operates by providing effective and efficient…”
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Cost effectiveness of facility and home based HIV voluntary counseling and testing strategies in rural Uganda by Mulogo, E M, Batwala, V, Nuwaha, F, Aden, A S, Baine, O S

“…Background: In Uganda, the main stay for provision of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) has been at health facilities…”
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Oral health status of school children in Mbarara, Uganda by Batwala, V, Mulogo, E M, Arubaku, W

“…Despite the need for oral health morbidity surveys to aid in reviewing of the oral health services, dental data of Ugandan children is scanty. To describe the…”
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Birth plans and health facility based delivery in rural Uganda by Mulogo, E M, Witte, K, Bajunirwe, F, Nabukera, S K, Muchunguzi, C, Batwala, V K, Bagenda, F, Farr, C, Barry, S

“…To evaluate whether the completion of birth plans is associated with delivery in a health facility and the perceptual causes of birth plan completion and…”
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Widow inheritance and HIV/AIDS in rural Uganda by Mabumba, E D, Mugyenyi, P, Batwala, V, Mulogo, E M, Mirembe, J, Khan, F A, Liljestrand, J

“…Despite current efforts to combat HIV/AIDS through behavioural change, ingrained socio-cultural practices such as widow inheritance in south-western Uganda has…”
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Contraceptive use among in and out-of school adolescents in rural southwest Uganda by Batwala, V K, Nuwaha, F, Mulogo, E M, Bagenda, F, Bajunirwe, F, Mirembe, J B

“…To compare the level of contraceptive use among in and out-of school rural Ugandan adolescents. Cross sectional survey. Mbarara district. Five hundred…”
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Healthcare Workers' Perspectives on the Utilization of the International HIV Dementia Scale for the Screening HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Disorders: A Qualitative Study at TASO Centres in Central and Southwestern Uganda by Namagga, Jane Kasozi, Rukundo, Godfrey Zari, Batwala, Vincent, Niyonzima, Vallence, Nantongo, Hanifah, Nambozi, Grace

“…HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders (HAND) are becoming a significant public health concern in the continuum of human immune virus (HIV) treatment. These…”
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Oral Health Status of School Children in Mbarara, Uganda by Batwala, V, Mulogo, E M, Arubaku, W

“…This study describes the magnitude and distribution of selected oral health conditions among primary school children in Mbarara, Uganda and reports findings…”
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Oral health status of school children in Mbarara, Uganda by Batwala, V, Mulogo, EM, Arubaku, W

“…Background: Despite the need for oral health morbidity surveys to aid in reviewing of the oral health services, dental data of Ugandan children is scanty…”
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USE OF POSTPARTUM HEALTH SERVICES IN RURAL UGANDA: KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, AND BARRIERS by Nabukera, Sarah K., Witte, Kim, Muchunguzi, Charles, Bajunirwe, Francis, Batwala, Vincent K., Mulogo, Edgar M., Farr, Celeste, Barry, Souleymane, Salihu, Hamisu M.

“…The purpose of this study was to explore the knowledge, attitudes and barriers to use of postpartum care service among rural communities in Uganda. Study was a…”
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