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New Study Alert! Please find a recent study titled Functionality and performance of COVID-19 task forces in response to the pandemic in Uganda, published in the BMC Health Services Journal on 24 March 2025 by our researchers; David Musoke, Micheal Jonga, Gloria Kisakye

Great visit to the University of Johannesburg's Environmental Health Department. Fruitful meetings with faculty and wonderful engagements with undergraduate students. Looking forward to further collaboration between University of Johannesburg and Makerere University School of Public Health Makerere University News #EnvironmentalHealth #UJ #Mak

Over its course, the team led by Dr. David Musoke and Prof. Linda Gibson, through the NTU-MAK Partnership, conducted scoping visits and a baseline survey involving 60 health managers and 10 key informants, which informed the development of a tailored fellowship training programme for the

📢 Leadership matters in public health! We are excited about the results of empowering Wakiso District health managers with leadership and management skills to improve service delivery. 💡💪🏾 Makerere University School of Public Health Nottingham Trent University Nottingham University Hospitals 🔗 news.mak.ac.ug/2025/05/maksph…

📢 SEMINAR Equitable Partnerships in International Research Collaboration Join us for a vital discussion on building just, inclusive global research partnerships. 🗓️ Fri, 30 May 2025 🕐 1:00–2:30 PM EAT | 11:00–12:30 UK 🔗 Register: bit.ly/equitablePARTN…

🎙️ Topic: Equitable Partnerships: Principles & Experiences 👥 Presenters: ▪️ Dr. Walter Odongo (NARO) ▪️ Dr. Sophie Komujuni (MMU) 🎙️ Moderators: ▪️ Dr. Albert Luswata (UMU) ▪️ Dr. David Musoke (MakSPH) Let’s advance fairness in global research. 🌍 #EquityInResearch

Enjoying every moment ,CHEMISTRY FOR PEACE , thanking God 🙏

Glad to have represented uganda on this global stage 🇳🇱🇺🇬👍#CHEMISTRY FOR PEACE 🕊️

Facts about your eyes 1. The normal eye cleanses itself. No need for any ‘cleansing’. 2. You do not need any specific herbal supplement to see better. The vitamin A in regular diet is mostly enough. 3. Glasses do not spoil eyes. 4. Glasses do not increase refractive error.

Congratulations Dr. Christopher G. Orach, David Musoke, Freddie Ssengooba, Suzanne Kiwanuka on promotions and contracts 🎀

🚨Publication Alert: Only 60.7% of Sanitation Workers consistently used PPE in the past 30 days. Having OHS officers, clear PPE policies, and mandatory use greatly improved compliance. It's time to prioritize worker safety at fecal-waste plants! 🧑🏽‍🔧🧤 doi.org/10.3389/fenvh.…

Happening now in Ntungamo District: Day 1 of training the District Health team on drowning injury surveillance using e-chis system.Equipping local health leaders with these skills is crucial to protect lives and strengthen community safety.

😎And Drumroll 🥁For Our very own Uncle Guma, Teacher and Hm 1981-85 shall be present for the NSOBADinner25🥳🥳🥳

👀 Something powerful is coming your way... A story of purpose, service & resilience from the heart of Uganda. Meet Henry, a CHW & CHW coordinator for over 2,800 community health workers! Stay tuned for the first feature in our 2025 #CHWVoices series, coming this June.

Henry Bugembe is a trail blazer when it comes to grassroot community health promotion in Uganda. I am sure the global community has something to learn from his vast experience as a Village Health Team (VHT) leader and advocate. Ministry of Health- Uganda NTU-MAK Partnership Wakiso District Local Government Bonni Elubu

🌍 Serving with purpose in Uganda! Being a Community Health Worker Coordinator isn’t easy, especially in resource-limited settings — but the impact is real. 💪🏾 This inspiring story highlights dedication, resilience and hope. CHW Central #CHWVoices chwcentral.org/chw_voices/ser…

Congratulations to our Environmental Health Students Association members on winning the Commended Health Student of the Year Award at Antibiotic Guardian Shared Learning and Awards in Birmingham, UK (9/06/2025)! We were honored to host Claire Brandish & Nikki Darcy at Makerere University School of Public Health to present it to our champions!