Uganda — Publications
Uganda — Publications
Proceedings of the national policy dialogue on the health workforce in Uganda: optimizing and investing in health workforce in Uganda to achieve the sustainable development goals
The National Health Workforce Policy Dialogue: Optimizing and Investing in Health Workforce to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals was convened by the Uganda Ministry of Health (MoH) in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) 27–28 June 2024 in Kampala. The purpose was to disseminate the findings of Uganda’s health labour market analysis (HLMA) and seek consensus on the priority strategies and actions needed to optimize and invest in the health workforce in Uganda.
Read moreMpox Outbreak in Uganda -Updates _ 18.09.2024
Uganda confirmed the first cases of Mpox on 24 July 2024 following the confirmation of two case-patients from Kasese District, Bwera Hospital by the Uganda Virus Research Institute (UVRI) through a routine sentinel surve…
Read moreWHO Uganda Annual Report 2022
The year 2022 was one of great anxiety, fear, panic, tears, and sorrow from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic requiring a combination of response and recovery processes. Despite the challenges, WHO collaborated with p…
Read moreMpox Outbreak in Uganda Situation Update - 10 September 2024
Uganda confirmed the first cases of Mpox on 24 July 2024 following the confirmation of two case-patients from Kasese District, Bwera Hospital by the Uganda Virus Research Institute (UVRI) through a routine sentinel surve…
Read moreWHO Uganda Annual Report 2023
The year 2023 started with Uganda reaching a significant milestone in addressing health emergencies. On 11 January, the Sudan Ebolavirus outbreak was declared over, after being contained within 69 days. For WHO, these we…
Read moreUganda Mpox Situation report #002
Uganda confirmed the first cases of Mpox on 24th July 2024 following the confirmation of two case-patients from Kasese District, Bwera Hospital by the Uganda Virus Research Institute (UVRI) through a routine surveillance…
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