📢 New Research Publication!
Pleased to share another research publication in the Journal of Interventional Epidemiology and Public Health (JIEPH). Every contribution to public health research helps strengthen evidence-based decision-making and improve health outcomes.
📖 Read the article here: https://t.co/BT7gr0uww9
#PublicHealth #Epidemiology #Research #HealthSystems
From 6 to 15 September, our field epidemiologists supported @MinofHealthUG in Arua to assess how ready health facilities and laboratories are to detect, isolate, test and refer suspected Ebola cases. Better evidence, faster response.
#Ebola#FieldEpidemiology#UNIPH
Join Sudan FETP webinar: Success stories in mpox response from Sudan, Liberia, and Uganda. Learn frontline strategies from FETP experts. 29 Nov. Africa-led insights you can’t miss live online. Limited slots available. Register: https://t.co/YJxQm992Go
Uganda advances toward cholera elimination by 2030. UNIPH hosted a dialogue with national leaders, sharing updates on hotspots, guidelines, and WASH interventions. Fellows and staff aligned efforts to strengthen surveillance, response, and community engagement.
#UNIPH
You are invited to register for a Zoom webinar!
When: July 24, 2025 02:00 PM East African Time
Topic: MMED Neuro Surgery Launch
Register in advance for this webinar:
https://t.co/qj2WfzPDKn
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Following our recent webinar, Dr Wilmot James, @NikkiRomanik, & @RichardMigisha co-authored an op-ed for @dailymaverick highlighting the need to strengthen local infrastructure & global support as #mpox remains a public health challenge in Africa.
More:
https://t.co/BhX2lGZlUK
Join us March 21st for our Next webinar to hear discussions on the current #mpox landscape, past lessons in response, and potential next steps.
This panel will be moderated by Dr. Wilmot James w/ panelists @NikkiRomanik & @RichardMigisha
Register here:
https://t.co/DZ3TtuYBjQ
Part 1.
Dr.Migisha, The principal investigator of ZOHEC project, sharing research findings, best practices, and lessons learned in the prevention and management of Non Communicable Diseases in the slum areas of Mbarara @Asasira_Ignatiu@RichardMigisha@kofihuganda@Mustsohic
Happening now! 3rd Session of the 1st Graduation of the Laboratory Leadership Fellows of the Uganda Public Health Fellowship Program chaired by Mr. Patrick Ogwok at Kabira Country Club today 17th. Jan. 2025. @bayloruganda@MakSPH@usmissionuganda@AFENETAfrica@MinofHealthUG
Happening Now! The 9th Graduation of the Advanced Field Epidemiology Fellows & 1st Graduation of the Laboratory Leadership Fellows of the Uganda Public Health Fellowship Program at Kabira Country Club.
@who@CDCgov@usmissionuganda@MakSPH@bayloruganda@MinofHealthUG
Awareness series on Non Communicable diseases ✅ ✅
Dr. Richard Migisha:
"We may be getting older, but we can stay strong by controlling our salt and sugar intake. Let’s lead by example for the young ones."
@kofihuganda@Mustsohic@RichardMigisha@Asasira_Ignatiu
Awareness campaign on Non Communicable dusease
Dr. Omona: General surgeon and head of emergency department at Masaka Regional Referral hospital.
"Diabetes and hypertension are silent killers, but we can defeat them by eating healthy, staying active, and checking our."@kofihuganda
A successful one day training in Ibanda by the ZOHEC project team about priority zoonotic diseases. This is to support the government systems already in place.@KofihLetter@kofihuganda@MinofHealthUG
Are you ready for the Hypertension and Diabetes Campaign.
How well can we let the communities evolve themselves in taking part of their healthcare.
#togetherweadvance@MinofHealthUG@kofihuganda
Day 2✅✅Radio talkshow awareness.
The ZOHEC project Principal Investigator @RichardMigisha led a radio program today focusing on hypertension and diabetes on UBC(Uganda Broadcasting Corporation) radio station.
@kofihuganda@KofihLetter@MinofHealthUG
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