Meta-analysis is a prominent method for estimating the effects of public health interventions,
yet these interventions are often complex in ways that pose challenges to using …

Background Uganda halved its maternal mortality to 343/100,000 live births between 1990
and 2015, but did not meet the Millennium Development Goal 5. Skilled, timely and good …

Many interventions are not disruptive enough of the patterns that entrench poor health and
health inequities. Ways forward may require a break with tradition to embrace system …

Background: Accessibility of healthcare in rural areas is globally impeded by physical,
material, human, financial and managerial resources and societal barriers in the healthcare …

In recent years, there has been an increasing interest in the application of Artificial
Intelligence-and especially Machine Learning-to the field of Sustainable Development (SD) …

Estimates are that up to 35% of the Ugandan populations have a mental health condition;
however access to psychiatric care, particularly for people living in rural areas, is poor …

Health systems in many African countries are failing to provide populations with access to
good quality health care. Morbidity and mortality from curable diseases such as malaria …

Background Uganda has one of the highest maternal deaths at a ratio of 336 per 100,000
live births. As Uganda strives to achieve sustainable development goals, appropriate …

Background Clinical trials conducted in Africa often require substantial investments to
support trial centres and public health facilities. Trial resources could potentially generate …

Objective Lower availability of medicines in Nigerian public health facilities—the most
affordable option for the masses—undermines global health reforms to improve access to …