On this World Patient Safety Day, I reaffirm that health is a fundamental human right. This year, my colleagues and I are championing safe care for noncommunicable diseases under the theme "Safe Care for Life!"
Wishing you an incredible New Year 2026! May it be packed with groundbreaking continuous quality improvement, brilliant scientific writing, and inspiring conference presentations.
On this Universal Health Coverage Day, I would like to politely remind you that health is a human right and that we should ensure that everyone gets the quality health services they need without financial hardship.
As we dive into the 2nd half of 2025, I am reminding you that Health is a Human Right. Start strong by taking a moment for a personal mental health check-in. Reflect, recharge, and realign with your goals. Happy New Month of July 2025!
Supporting employee health and well-being is what organizations need to look into between 2025-2030, as highlighted in the World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs Survey 2024.
As a key component of TB prevention, patient education must be given top priority in healthcare facilities. Up to 90% of new TB infections among at-risk people may be avoided with Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment (TPT), one of the most formidable weapons in the fight against TB.
WE DID IT! We have stepped into a brand new year, full of promise and possibility! Glory be to God for seeing us through to 2025! Wishing you a Happy, Healthy, and Thriving New Year 2025! May this year bring you joy, success, and unforgettable moments!
On this Universal Health Coverage Day, we must act. It is crucial to prioritize sustainable health financing, expand healthcare coverage, and reduce out-of-pocket costs to ensure that no one is left behind.
On this International Volunteer Day, let us commit to supporting health volunteers. Kindly play a part by funding volunteer initiatives, offering training programs, and advocating for their recognition.
This World AIDS Day, let us unite in our efforts to ensure that every young person and every individual living with HIV/AIDS can proudly declare, βMy Health, My Right!β
One person every 40 seconds dies by suicide. On this International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, let us all take a moment to show compassion to those who have lost someone to suicide, offering them a listening ear and a reminder that they are not alone.
In Uganda, the traditions of Old Boys (OBs) and Old Girls (OGs) associations offer a unique platform for alumni to reconnect, share experiences, and foster community spirit.
Uganda, while dealing with its financial constraints, must advocate for increased investment in health services of at least 15% of the annual budget, ensuring adherence to the Abuja Declaration.
Menopause is a natural phase that deserves recognition and respect. Let us take a step toward destigmatizing menopause and fostering an inclusive environment for all women. It is time to talk, listen, and act for better menopause awareness. Happy World Menopause Day!