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Health Systems Resilience during Epidemics in Uganda: A Mixed Methods Inquiry

Kabwohya Nketasu, Department of Advanced Studies, Kampala International University (KIU) Owuor Kizza, Busitema University Abagi Mukasa, Busitema University Ssempala Byamungu, Kampala International University (KIU)
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18733188
Published: December 12, 2001

Abstract

Health systems in Uganda have faced significant challenges during various epidemics. A mixed methods study combining quantitative surveys with qualitative interviews, data from the Ministry of Health, and secondary sources. Health facilities reported a significant increase in patient load by 20% during peak periods of Ebola response (). Ugandan health systems demonstrated remarkable resilience but faced critical infrastructure gaps and resource shortages. Investment in digital health platforms for real-time data sharing and training programmes for healthcare workers are recommended. Health Systems Resilience, Epidemics, Uganda, Mixed Methods Study

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Kabwohya Nketasu, Owuor Kizza, Abagi Mukasa, Ssempala Byamungu (2001). Health Systems Resilience during Epidemics in Uganda: A Mixed Methods Inquiry. African LIS Community Engagement (LIS/Social), Vol. 2001 No. 1 (2001). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18733188
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African GeographyHealth SystemsEpidemicsMixed MethodsResilienceAnthropologyPublic Health

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