• Availability and price variation of essential medicines in public health facilities in Rwanda during the Covid-19 pandemic. Case study of district hospitals in Kigali City and Eastern Province 

  NYAGATUNTU, Valens (University of RwandaUniversity of Rwanda, 2022)

  Background: Since long ago, humanity has been facing natural disasters, calamities, and pandemics whose aftermaths were disastrous and affected the availability of essential medicines. Smallpox and tuberculosis devastated ...
• Factors affecting sustainability of new technologies for health supply chain management in the regional referral hospitals of Uganda 

  FRANCIS, OBOI (University of RwandaUniversity of Rwanda, 2022)

  Background: The lack of sustainability of suitable health technologies has been mooted as one of the causes of poor performance of health supply chains in many countries. This together with poor supply chain practices ...
• Factors contributing to wastage of Measles-Rubella and Bacillus Calmette–Guérin vaccines at health facilities: case study of Rombo DC, Tanzania 

  Remig, John (2022)

  The multi-dose lyophilized vaccines (Measles/Rubella and Bacillus Calmette–Guérin vaccines) have limited time for use after reconstitution and hence have an avoidable wastages which make vaccinators to hesitate to open the ...
• Assessment of factors affecting effective vaccine cold chain management in public health facilities in Kisii County, Kenya 

  DAPHINE, KERUBO NYANDONDI (University of Rwanda, 2019)

  Background To maintain a reliable vaccine cold chain, different key procedures need to be observed during storage, transportation, handling, and administration to the end user. Otherwise, there will be loss of vaccine ...
• Vaccine wastage assessment in Jubke State of South Sudan 

  James, Bol Chuol (University of Rwanda, 2019)

  Vaccines are expensive commodities. If there temperature ranges are compromised, they lose their potency and cannot be regained. This research was descriptive study on vaccine wastage assessment in immunization services ...
• 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, 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 ...
• 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)

  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 ...
• 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 ...
• Assessment of vaccines cold chain management practices in public health facilities of Rwanda. A case of Gasabo District, Kigali City 

  IRAGUHA, Gisele (University of Rwanda, 2022)

  Background: Immunization program faces many challenges including maintaining vaccines potency. To maintain vaccines quality, cold chain guidelines as recommended by World Health Organization (WHO) should be followed. In ...
• Identification of factors leading to unfit medical products and other health commodities, disposal management and related perceived consequences to health supply chain in Rwanda: Case of Rwanda Medical Supply Ltd and Medical & Allied Service Solutions Ltd 

  Kadisi KOTANA, Faustin (University of Rwanda, 2022)

  Introduction: Unfit medical products, especially poor quality / damaged / expired / and phased out (no longer accepted for use) are among health challenges that need careful attention and adequate management in developing ...
• An assessment of drone technology utilisation to improve the availability of lifesaving product. Case study 30 rural district hospitals in Rwanda 

  MUMUSHIMIRE, James (University of Rwanda, 2022)

  Background: In this digital age, drone technology is used to improve health care delivery by fast distribution of lifesaving products. To ensure the availability of lifesaving products, in 2015 Rwanda government in partnership ...
• Deep drainage lowers methane and nitrous oxide emissions from rice fields in a semi-arid environment in Rwanda 

  Tuyishime, Olive; Strömgren, Monika; Joel, Abraham; Messing, Ingmar; Naramabuye, Francois Xavier; Wesström, Ingrid (MDPI, 2022)

  Few studies have explored greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from arable land in subSaharan Africa (SSA), and particularly from rice paddy fields, which can be a major source of methane (CH4 ) and nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions. ...
• 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 ...

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