Introduction: The PTSD became prevalent as a challenging public health problem in post-genocide period in Rwanda. The genocide survivors are especially the vulnerable group. Different recent studies still pointed out its ...

iv Introduction End stage renal disease (ESRD) becomes an alarming problem in the world increasing the number of patients maintained on dialysis and renal transplantation. Poor adherence to hemodialysis has been reported ...

ABSTRACT IN ENGLISH Introduction and background: The maternal mortality rate is still high in the world particularly in the developing countries including Rwanda. Several strategies to reduce it have been developed of ...

Background Although 98% of women receive antenatal care (ANC) from a skilled provider in Rwanda, only 38% of them have an ANC visit in their first three months of pregnancy. Further, inadequate ANC delivery leads to ...

Introduction: Antimicrobial drug resistance (AMR) is not a new problem but remains a serious health issue. Antimicrobial resistance represents an opportunity to develop and test new antibiotics, however in developing ...

The spore wall of the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae has a multilaminar structure and its outermost layer, termed the dityrosine layer, is mainly composed of a phenolic compound, N,N’-bisformyl dityrosine. The ...

BACKGROUNG Epilepsy as a non- communicable disease is more prevalent in Sub-Saharan Africa where 80 % of 70 million of affected people are found. Recent publications show high treatment gap of up to 78% and stigma rated ...

Background: Today, the interest in using mobile phones for health care provision is increasing. Mobile and wireless devices support medical and public health practice as in Rwanda, where Rapid SMS system helps in tracking ...

Background Literatures on electronic health record implementation in hospitals are very different. Purpose of the research is to produce a short description on already exist Literatures to the implementation of Electronic ...