Behavioral Research Scientist, Health Systems Researcher, Research Fellow- Makerere University.
Kampala- Uganda
Joined October 2016
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Uganda shall remain a banana republic if we repeatedly fail to understand that differing opinions do not make fellow citizens the enemy.
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"Make sure those baganda don't get numbers!" These words from Anita Among, the supposed Speaker of Parliament, are despicable, unacceptable and criminal! She is being openly tribalistic against the people of Buganda right inside the Parliament of Uganda situated in Buganda. If we lived under a sane system, she would have resigned by now! Under instructions from Museveni, she had come to make sure that the Coffee Amendment Bill goes through by hook or crook—leave alone the fact that she should ordinarily be a neutral presiding officer for the House. Here she is mobilising for the support of one side of the debate. With all the crimes she continues to commit, she continues to be shielded by Gen. Museveni and his criminal regime. THE PEOPLE OF UGANDA MUST RISE UP AND SAY ENOUGH TO THIS HUMILIATION!
People who support the division of our nation on tribal lines should not hold public office. @AnitahAmong should resign from the speakership position.
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Healthcare workers may use their mobile phones for work to plug gaps in health systems. Our recent @cochranecollab qualitative evidence synthesis provides implications for practice on how better manage the risks and protect the positive implications. cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi… @WHO
ALT Healthcare workers sometimes use their own mobile phones for work purposes, even when this isn’t formally organised or regulated. This helps them plug gaps in the healthcare system but it can also lead to problems. This Cochrane qualitative evidence synthesis provides implications for practice that could help protect the positive implications while getting rid of the negative implications.
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Every day, citizens make many decisions that could be informed by best available evidence. Watch the recording from the full webinar mcmasterforum.org/networks/e… 🧵7/7 #Evidence4Life
ALT The big picture - Putting evidence at the centre of everyday life
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.@IHC_Project collaborated with teachers, researchers, school children, youth, parents, and others to identify key concepts that that are principles for evaluating the trustworthiness of treatment claims, comparisons, and choices informedhealthchoices.org/ke… 🧵3/7 #Evidence4Life
ALT Guides for students and teachers to think critically about health claims
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In our webinar on putting evidence at the centre of everyday life, @AllenNsangi joined us on behalf of @IHC_Project alongside teacher Susan Akol (Kololo High School) to share insights on helping citizens judge what others are claiming mcmasterforum.org/networks/e… 🧵1/7 #Evidence4Life
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ALT The big picture - Putting evidence at the centre of everyday life
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Credit to the webinar organizers, hosts, and speakers (tagging those on Twitter - full list available at the link above): @EvidenceComm @CochraneConsumr @WHO @Maureenchats @MoAdefeso @AllenNsangi @AdamSalisbury15 @beccymaeso @DavidHalpernCBE @lavisjn
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Unless clove tea was compared with other tea types and the advantages outweighed the disadvantages, you cannot conclude that it is effective.
@IHC_project @AllenNsangi
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How can we better put evidence at the centre of everyday life? Listen to some of the great insights shared in the webinar we co-hosted last week with @CochraneConsumr and @WHO's Evidence-informed Policy Network. Watch the recording >> mcmasterforum.org/networks/e…
#Evidence4Life
ALT The big picture - Putting evidence at the centre of everyday life
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.@AllenNsangi joined us on behalf of @IHC_Project to share insights on the IHC Project Uganda alongside Susan Akol from Kololo High School. One of the resources they discussed were the IHC Project’s Claim evaluation tools informedhealthchoices.org/cl…
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This is Very good news, let's keep thriving
ChatGPT ranking of Africa’s top 5 medical schools. @MakerereCHS
@MakCHS_SOM comes in third place. Keep up the excellence
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Where did we go wrong as a country?
Who started this chapter called Torture and who continues to endorse it? 😢😢
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Dr. @AllenNsangi talking about why we need equitable partnerships in research & what a successful equitable partnership looks like for the #mHealth Innovate project.
1. Capacity building
2. Collaboration
3. Communication
4. Data ownership
5. IP rights
#mHealthcollabomeet
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#NewPaperAlert 📢- #Congratulations Prof. @dmeya on your new paper in the @NEJM. This paper shines a light on the single-dose Liposomal Amphotericin B treatment strategy for Cryptococcal Meningitis that could transform the way #meningitis is treated in sub-Saharan Africa.
#Kudos
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He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in London, a Honorary Fellow of London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, a Fellow of African Academy of Sciences; a Fellow of the @unasuganda , and also an external affiliate of the US National Institute of Medicine. – at Kampala, Uganda
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New Paper Alert📢-#Congratulations to Ronald Ssenyonga & the @IHC_project team upon their new publication on Learning 2 think critically about health using digital technology in Ugandan lower secondary schools published in @PLOSONE. Link to the full paper: journals.plos.org/plosone/ar…
Congratulations Dr. Rhona Mijumbi @rhona_ona, for such a brilliant PhD defense at Makerere University. @Makerere, @THRiVEDELTAS
Congratulations Dr. Pierre Ongolo Zogo, on successfully defending your PhD, @Makerere, @THRiVEDELTAS, @UN_Cameroon.
