Clinical Statistician
Having grown up in an extended family of many health workers ranging from nursing assistants who trained for merely two weeks to understand the basics of medicine to medical doctors who had spent over 5 years at the medical school not only learning that Paracetamol is pain killer but also understanding how a variety of […]
The joy of paying back to a humorous community
In modern times, the idea of “community” has increasingly been expanded to include not just the place where one lives, but the web of relationships into which one is embedded. Work, school, voluntary associations, computer networks – all are communities, even though the members live quite far apart. On a humid, Sunday, July afternoon, almost […]
How Poor Health Has Led to Poverty in Uganda
Access to health services is a crucial aspect of well-being and a key component of social and economic development. Poor health levels can be detrimental to welfare and development. It is therefore clear that the health sectors will play a key role in poverty eradication and development in Uganda. This is the major reason why […]