• Barriers and prospects of solar mini-grids deployment in North-Kivu/DRC 

  BISIMWA, Musongya Dieudonné (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2022-10-17)

  As solar mini-grids and other renewable energy resources are now viewed as the least expensive alternative for electrifying remote areas away from the national grid, there is growing recognition that they will play a crucial ...
• Prevalence of malaria and associated factors among febrile patients aged five years and adults attending Ngoma district Health facilities 

  Niyoyita, Jean Claude (2019)

  Malaria is a public health problem among febrile patients aged from five years. More malaria studies have been done for under five children while little information is known for persons aged five and above. We assessed the ...
• Spatial and temporal variation of atmospheric particulate matter in Nyanza town and Kigali City in Rwanda 

  NKUNDABAGENZI, Francois (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2022-06)

  Exposure to atmospheric particulate matter remains the global environmental cause of premature human mortality in developing countries. This is a particular concern in African countries such as Rwanda, with rapid urbanization ...
• Epidemiological profile and factors influencing the short term postoperative outcomes of thoracic surgical conditions treated at tertiary hospitals in Rwanda 

  NSANZIMANA, Jean de Dieu (2022)

  Background: Thoracic surgical conditions are widely considered to be among the most important entities requiring specialized care that tends to be more readily available in developed countries than low to middle income ...
• Neonatal inter-hospital transfer: clinical information sharing and condition of neonates referred to tertiary hospitals in Kigali, Rwanda 

  MWIZERWA, Oscar (2019)

  ABSTRACT 1 – Delphi study Background: Effective communication between healthcare providers is essential for patient safety. Standardized neonatal referral forms (NRFs) ensure continuity of care between facilities. ...

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