CHDC Publications

2017

How Mothers in Poverty Explain Their Use of Corporal Punishment: A Qualitative Study in Kampala, Uganda
Nicola BoydellEmail authorWinifred NalukengeGodfrey SiuJanet SeeleyDaniel Wight
Boydell_et_al-2017-How mothers in poverty_The_European_Journal_of_Development_Research (1).pdf (235.23 KB)
Men’s Involvement in a Parenting Programme to Reduce Child Maltreatment and Gender-Based Violence: Formative Evaluation in Uganda
Godfrey E. SiuEmail authorDaniel WightJanet SeeleyCarolyn NamutebiRichard SekiwungaFlavia ZalwangoSarah Kasule
Investigating unlicensed retail drug vendors’ preparedness and knowledge about malaria: An exploratory study in rural Uganda
Eric Liowa , Rosemin Kassama,⁎ , Richard Sekiwungab
Investigating unlicensed retail drug vendors’ preparedness and knowledge.pdf (368.84 KB)
Disclosure of HIV test results by women to their partners following antenatal HIV testing: a population-based cross-sectional survey among slum dwellers in Kampala Uganda

2016

Prevalence of arrhythmias among children below 15 years of age with congenital heart diseases attending Mulago National Referral Hospital, Uganda
Anthony BatteEmail author, Peter Lwabi, Sulaiman Lubega, Sarah Kiguli, Violette Nabatte and Charles Karamagi
Patterns of treatment-seeking behaviors among caregivers of febrile young children: a Ugandan multiple case study
Rosemin KassamEmail author, Richard Sekiwunga, Duncan MacLeod, Juliet Tembe and Eric Liow
A Review of a Project on Improving the Health and Nutrition of Women Community Health Care Providers in Two Communities in Uganda
Assoc Prof Katahoire R. Anne; Kajubi Phoebe, Kyaligonza G.
Katahoire R Anne A REVIEW OF A PROJECT ON IMPROVING THE HEALTH_0.pdf (1.22 MB)
Community and District Empowerment for Scale-up (CODES): a complex district-level management intervention to improve child survival in Uganda: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial.
"Undergraduate students’ contributions to health service delivery through community-based education: A qualitative study by the MESAU Consortium in Uganda."
“The Cango Lyec Project - Healing the Elephant”: HIV related vulnerabilities of post-conflict affected populations aged 13–49 years living in three Mid-Northern Uganda districts
Samuel S. MalambaEmail author, Herbert Muyinda, Patricia M. Spittal, John P. Ekwaru, Noah Kiwanuka, Martin D. Ogwang, Patrick Odong, Paul K. Kitandwe, Achilles Katamba, Kate Jongbloed, Nelson K. Sewankambo, Eugene Kinyanda, Alden Blair and Martin T. Schec
Determining Vulnurability - HIV Prevalence.pdf (608.38 KB)

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