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Qualitative study of utilization of traditional drugs among pregnant women in Huye district of Rwanda: the case of Save and Rango health centers

Umulisa Rwagitare, Angélique (2011-07)

Traditional medicine is often considered as ‘natural’ and ‘safe’. These convictions may mainly attract pregnant women who are often concerned with the well-being of their unborn children. So far, few studies regarding the ...
Qualitative study of utilization of traditional drugs among pregnant women in Huye district of Rwanda: the case of save and Rango health centers

Umulisa Rwagitare, Angélique (2011-07)

Traditional medicine is often considered as ‘natural’ and ‘safe’. These convictions may mainly attract pregnant women who are often concerned with the well-being of their unborn children. So far, few studies regarding ...
Qualitative study of utilization of traditional drugs among pregnant women in Huye district of Rwanda: the case of Save and Rango health centers

Umulisa Rwagitare, Angelique (2011-07)

ii ABSTRACT Traditional medicine is often considered as ‘natural’ and ‘safe’. These convictions may mainly attract pregnant women who are often concerned with the well-being of their unborn children. So far, few studies ...
Qualitative study of utilization of traditional drugs among pregnant women in Huye district of Rwanda: The case of Save and Rango health centers

Umulisa Rwagitare, Angelique (2011-07)

Traditional medicine is often considered as ‘natural’ and ‘safe’. These convictions may mainly attract pregnant women who are often concerned with the well-being of their unborn children. So far, few studies regarding ...
qualitative study of utilization of traditional drugs among pregnant women in Huye district of Rwanda: the case of save and Rango health centers

Umulisa Rwagitare, Angélique (2011-07)

Traditional medicine is often considered as ‘natural’ and ‘safe’. These convictions may mainly attract pregnant women who are often concerned with the well-being of their unborn children. So far, few studies regarding ...
qualitative study of utilization of traditional drugs among pregnant women in Huye district of Rwanda: the case of save and Rango health centers

Umulisa Rwagitare, Angelique (2011-07)

Traditional medicine is often considered as ‘natural’ and ‘safe’. These convictions may mainly attract pregnant women who are often concerned with the well-being of their unborn children. So far, few studies regarding ...
Qualitative study of utilization of traditional drugs among pregnant women In Huye District of Rwanda: The case of Save and Rango health centers

Umulisa Rwagitare, Angélique (2011-07)

Traditional medicine is often considered as ‘natural’ and ‘safe’. These convictions may mainly attract pregnant women who are often concerned with the well-being of their unborn children. So far, few studies regarding the ...
Social marketing activities and customer behavior change in Rwanda: The Case of Bible Society of Rwanda

Michael, GASARE (http://erepository.mkuit.ac.rw/bitstream/handle/123456789/4000/MICHAEL%20GASARE.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y, 2013-12-25)

Abstract Rwanda has various Non-Government Organizations whose objective is to help people in their development but various problems occur in the implementation of their target. The general purpose of this research project ...
Feasibility of Integrating Oxytocin into Vaccines Supply Chain in Sierra Leone

Kallon, Joyce Mariama (2019)

Introduction: Postpartum haemorrhage is still leading the cause of maternal mortality globally. Oxytocin is the drug of choice for the prevention and treatment of postpartum haemorrhage. Oxytocin must be maintained at a ...
Factors Influencing Annual Procurement Planning of Medicines and Medical Supplies in Public Health Facilities Kampara District

Martha, Grace Ajulong; Martha, Grace Ajulong (2019)

Background: Proper Annual Procurement Planning in supply chain improves health outcomes and value for money. In Uganda APP is a mandatory requirement for procuring health facilities in accordance with the public procurement ...
An evaluation of antimicrobial medicines prescribing practices in Yumbe district, Uganda.

Matua, Boniface (2019)

The irrational use of Antimicrobial medicines from health facilities decreases their usefulness due to the emergence of resistant strains of microorganisms and hence; an area of high concern for health personnel in improving ...
Bacillus calmette guerin immunization coverage and data quality in Wanging’ombe district; Njombe region, Tanzania

Chatilla, Linda (2019)

Immunization coverage is a key measure for performance of immunization programmes. Coverage for pentavalent vaccine third dose is primarily used as an indicator for performance. However, it is also important to know the ...
Bacillus calmette guerin immunization coverage and data quality in Wanging’ombe district; Njombe region, Tanzania

Chatilla, Linda (2019)

Immunization coverage is a key measure for performance of immunization programmes. Coverage for pentavalent vaccine third dose is primarily used as an indicator for performance. However, it is also important to know the ...
Evaluation of Integration of Health Supply Chain Management in Rwanda.

Theobald, Habiyaremye (2019)

Background: Proper Annual Procurement Planning in supply chain improves health outcomes and value for money. In Uganda APP is a mandatory requirement for procuring health facilities in accordance with the public procurement ...
Health Supply Chain Performance in Emergencies in Sierra Leone

Abdulai, Jatu Josephine (2019)

Background: Public Health emergencies are of serious concern to health systems globally. It is very important that preparedness ahead of time is adequate and capable of addressing urgent needs. As health emergencies are ...
Assessment of factors contributing to medicines expiry in Rwanda. Case of central medical store; MPPD

Hakuzimana, Theogene (2019)

Since many years, medicines’ supply chain in Rwanda knew much inefficiency from poor quantification, fragmented distribution, and inexistence of a harmonized logistics information system in health. This has led to a ...
Evaluating Impact of Electronic Logistic Management Information System in Rwanda Health Supply Chain

Sindambiwe, Jean Pierre (2019)

Background: Appropriate logistics management information system in the supply chain enhances health outcomes by maintaining accurate and timely data. Although e-LMIS is being used as the sole source of collecting logistics ...
Factors Affecting Quality in Public Sector Health Supply Chains in Uganda: A Case of National Medical Stores

Nabukeera, Sheilah Catherine (2019)

This study sought to analyze the factors affecting the quality of medicines in Public Sector Health Supply Chains in Uganda taking the case of National Medical Stores (NMS). In particular, the focus was the effect of ...
Factors associated with the high expiry rate of medicine and supplies in public health facilities in Jubek State, South Sudan

Emmanuel Alex, Lokosang (2019)

ABSTRACT Background: The World Health (WHO) recognizes access to safe and adequate medicines as one of the building blocks of the public health system. This entails having adequate supply and availability of provision ...
Bacillus calmette guerin immunization coverage and the accuracy of the reported immunization data in Wanging’ombe district, Njombe Region, Tanzania

Chatilla, Linda; Kazaura, Method (East African Journal of Public Health, 2019)

Inaccuracy of the reported administrative immunization data and the corresponding coverage has been a concern for stakeholders and users of immunization data. Apart from coverage estimation, the number of doses administered ...

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