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Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in Uganda :

Rogers, K.; Kibukamusoke, Martha (Cavendish University Uganda, 2011)

The report represents findings of a study on Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children completed in February 2011. It is a follow up study on the first national study on Children Sexual Exploitation of Children done in ...
Level of Awareness on Access and the use of ICT and Digital Networks in Uganda

Kibukamusoke, Martha; Pinno, Ivan L.; Amuriat, Gorretti Z.; Kizza, Ronald; Delmus, Charity (2020)

Digital Woman Uganda is a Civic-tech and Digital Rights Advocacy organization – operating an ICT powered model to extend the literacy and skills of an eco-system economy that the world currently operates in to a woman/ ...
Review of Cyber Policies Protecting Women and Children Online.

Kibukamusoke, Martha; Amuriat, Gorreti Z.; Pinno, Ivan L.; Kizza, Ronald (Cavendish University Uganda, 2021-07)

The use of ICTs has enabled users to enjoy their rights online through governments providing access to internet usage. A number of governments do not take keen steps in those who destabilize the ability for others to enjoy ...
Association of socio-demographic and obstetric factors with obstetric fistula patients’ perceptions towards life fulfilment in Kitovu Hospital, Uganda.

Atuhaire, Shallon; Odukogbe, Akin-Tunde A.; Mugisha, John F.; Ojengbede, Oladosu A. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020)

Background: To date, obstetric fistula is one of the major public health challenges among the poorest, young women and girls in rural communities in low and middle-income countries. There is scarce information on the ...
Influence of Communication Systems for Community-Based Referrals on Maternal Outcome in the Selected Districts of East-Central Uganda.

Muluya, Kharim Mwebaza,; Kibaara, Kenneth Rucha,; Kithuka, Peter,; Mugisha, John Francis,; Muwanguzi, David Gangu,; Ochieng, Otieno George,; Wananda, Irene (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-06)

Many communication interventions in East – Central Uganda that have been aimed at increasing deliveries at health centres have proved to be futile. The innovation, communication and technology referred to as Closed Caller ...
Extent of involvement in social rehabilitation among obstetric fistula patients at Kitovu Hospital, Uganda.

Atuhaire, Shallon,; Odukogbe, Akin-Tunde A.; Mugisha, John Francis,; Ojengbede, Oladosu A. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-01)

Introduction: Obstetric fistula is highly debilitating with effects acknowledged as beyond treatment thus, it requires physical and social rehabilitation. The study described the extent to which obstetric fistula patients ...
Self-efficacy for Re-acceptance in Communities Among Obstetric Fistula Patients in Africa:

Atuhaire, Shallon,; Odukogbe, Akin-Tunde A.; Mugisha, John Francis,; Ojengbede, Oladosu A. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020)

The physical and psychosocial problems associated with obstetric fistula affect the patients’ efficacy to function within specific realms of life and affect their quality of life. This study documented the obstetric fistula ...
The levels of self-efficacy among obstetric fistula patients in different repair categories at St. Joseph Kitovu Hospital, Uganda:

Atuhaire, Shallon,; Odukogbe, Akin-Tunde A.; Mugisha, John Francis,; Ojengbede, Oladosu A. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-04)

Objective: The repair of obstetric fistula is possible and potentially addresses the physical ordeals, but the psycho-social afflictions with effect on patients’ self-efficacy may persist. Meanwhile, inadequate evidence ...
The persistent challenges and strategies for effective rehabilitation among obstetric fistula patients at Kitovu Mission Hospital, Uganda:

Atuhaire, Shallon,; Odukogbe, Akin-Tunde A.; Mugisha, John F.; Ojengbede, Oladosu A. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-04)

Background: Obstetric fistula poses a great physical, psychosocial and economic burden to girls and women in low and middle-income countries. About 53% of the obstetric fistula patients may live with untreated fistula for ...
Training of Mothers for Attitude Change to Support Community Based Referrals for Maternal Outcome in East-Central Uganda

Muluya, Kharim Mwebaza,; Kithuka, Peter,; Kibaara, Kenneth Rucha,; Mugisha, John Francis,; Muwanguzi, David Gangu,; Ochieng, Otieno George,; Wananda, Irene (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-06)

In many developing countries, vehicle and motorcycle ambulances have been secured to transport mothers to health centres and the Village Health Teams (VHTs) have been involved in the community referral processes. However, ...
An Enabling Environment for the Effective Performance of Health Unit Management Committees (HUMCs) in Health Centres in Busoga Sub-region.

Muwanguzi, David Gangu,; Dr. Ochieng, Otieno George,; Dr. Kibaara, Kenneth Rucha,; Prof. Mugisha, John Francis,; Muluya, Kharim Mwebaza,; Dr. Kithuka, Peter (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-07)

Health Unit Management Committees (HUMCs) were introduced to provide an eye for the community to monitor and contribute ideas. It was because of poor health service delivery at some health units owing to realizations that ...
Networking to Address Violence Against Children in East Africa :

Kibukamusoke, M. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2021-08)

Networks have gained increasing recognition over time in development work with considerable focus on formal networks in a range of fields. In this study, we explored the functionality of diverse networks or coalitions that ...
Comparing And Contrasting The Linear Regression Analysis Theory And Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation Analysis Theory In Inferential Statistics

Kibukamusoke, Martha; Ssebbaale, M. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2016-05-03)

This article takes a comparison and contrast of the correlation and regression theories in inferential statistics.The article uses the two theories on the relationship between customer services and volumes of sales at ...
Women’s Involvement And Their Civic And Political Responsibility Among The Batwa Ethnic Minority Group In Kanungu District South Western Uganda

Kibukamusoke, Martha (2016-06-05)

The Batwa have struggled for political, social and economic independence in Kanungu district. Through a study to find out women’s involvement in governance at local level, quota and judgemental sampling techniques as well ...
Demographic Dividend In Africa, Prospects, Opportunities And Challenges :

Mukasa, Ssebbaale E.; Kibukamusoke, Martha (Cavendish University Uganda, 2016-07-06)

This paper gives an exploration of the prospects, opportunities and challenges of demographic dividend in Africa with Uganda as a case study. The objectives include; assessing the level of demographic dividend the African ...
Civic and political rights of the Batwa ethnic minority in local governance at village level :

Kibukamusoke, Martha; Alemiga, J. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2018-03-08)

Since the 1970s, the Batwa ethnic minority group has been considered as a less superior group of human beings. They were forcefully evicted from the forest around Echuya Forest Reserve in Kisoro and Kabale districts of ...
Determinants of the quality of academic staff in the process of teaching and learning in private universities in Uganda

Kibukamusoke, Martha; Alemiga, J. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2019)

Private Universities (PUs) have existed in Uganda since the 1990s during the time when higher education was privatised due to the high demand for higher education. However, this undermined the quality of higher education ...
Working Conditions and Employee Motivation in Micro Enterprises in Mukono

Kibukamusoke, Martha (Cavendish University Uganda, 2021)

Employees in organizations are always contented when they feel their immediate environment is in tandem with their obligations. The rapid growth of the enterprises in Uganda is entirely dependent on the relevant working ...
Challenges faced by Health Unit Management Committees in rendering Health Services to Communities in East-central Uganda.

Muwanguzi, David Gangu,; Dr. Otieno, George Ochieng,; Dr. Kenneth, Rucha Kibaara,; Prof. Mugisha, John Francis,; Muluya, Kharim Mwebaza,; Dr. Kithuka, Peter (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020)

Like other countries, Uganda implements programs that help to enhance health services delivery in communities. One of the strategies to ensure this is by facilitating the construction of health centres and equipping ...
Effect of Training “Boda-boda” Riders on Community-Based Referrals for Maternal Outcome:

Muluya, K. M.,; Mugisha, J. F.,; Kithuka, P., (Cavendish University Uganda, 2021-01)

Many pregnant mothers miss antenatal care attendance and health facility deliveries despite several interventions either due to knowledge gap on the benefits or lack of transport means to reach the health centre. ...

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