GHE Consulting

Ugandan research firm. Field data to policy evidence.
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Governments are making decisions about your health right now. But what evidence are they using? (1/4)

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Sixty-four years of a free Uganda.

What began on 9 October 1962 continues today in every classroom, clinic, farm and business across the country. Every new generation carries forward the work of those before it.

Today we celebrate, embracing our sovereignty with hope and visionary leadership.

Happy Independence Day, Uganda!

#UGAt64 #UgandaAt64 #IndependenceDay

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Happy birthday to our colleague Luwedde Gift Hadia!

Today we celebrate you and the dedication you bring to the GHE team. We are proud to have you with us and grateful for all you contribute.

May this new year bring you joy, good health, success and prosperity.

Warm wishes from all of us at GHE Consulting

#TeamGHE #GHEConsulting #BirthdayWishes #SuccessAndProsperity

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Soft skills shape careers, yet the tools that measure them are untested in our workforce.

We brought @poverty_action Uganda and @TalentsEnabling together for the SSV Study inception, led by Prof. Joseph B. Babigumira.

Credible evidence starts here.

#SSVStudy #DataQuality

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A treatment's value often shows up only across a whole lifetime, not a single admission. That's what health-technology assessment is for.

Full analysis: https://t.co/F8DBoSRZ3T

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Treating a serious leg clot early can cost less and work better over a lifetime.

A UK analysis GHE Consulting contributed to compared blood thinners alone with two early clot-removal treatments, across a patient's whole life.

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An honest caveat: when the authors stress-tested the model 10,000 times, results varied widely. Read these as best estimates, not guarantees.

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Expanding Equitable Health for Every Community 💛

For a week, Bunyangabu was at the heart of this year's #21DaysOfYelloCare.

Through training, community outreach, environmental conservation and the donation of essential medical equipment at Kibiito Health Centre IV, we worked alongside partners and healthcare workers to strengthen maternal and new-born healthcare and create lasting impact.
#DoingForTomorrowToday

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To @GHE_Consulting, thank you for your unwavering support, guidance ans partnership throughout the #21DaysOfYelloCare campaign.

We’re proud of what we’ve achieved together in advancing Equitable Health For Every Community.
#DoingForTomorrowToday

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Honoured to host Dr. Miriam Laker, Country Director of IPA Uganda, at our Kampala offices to review the Soft Skills Validation (SSV) study. Contract signed, instruments finalised in English & Luganda - next phase begins.

SSV study: https://t.co/yMUeHZSuTH

#YouthEmployment

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Read the full piece on GHE Insights: https://t.co/0TCm8dhPpV

A study conducted by GHE Consulting, led by Afra Nuwasiima, with @uonbi, @MakSPH and @uwdgh, funded by @GChallenges. #HealthEconomics #GlobalHealth #GHEResearch

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University students are often assumed to be the best-informed group on HIV. A study led by Afra Nuwasiima, conducted by GHE Consulting, tested that at Makerere University. It surveyed 1,337 students. The results were broadly reassuring, but uneven. Here's what stood out.

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One result stood out: students who had been sexually active knew more, not less.
The authors call this "seemingly paradoxical," a reminder that knowledge alone is not prevention.

The open question: who is campus health education missing?

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More on the data behind this: https://t.co/KVgF8JdwYh

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July 1st marks the start of the second half of 2026.

Across Africa, $66B a year is lost to a health financing gap, and 150 million people are pushed into poverty annually just from getting sick.

Evidence-led solutions aren't optional. The data makes that clear.
#HealthEconomics