Policy Briefs

Health Sector Budgetary Allocations and their Implications On HealthService Delivery and UHC in Uganda Rural Staffing in the Health Sector: Attraction and Retention Options For Uganda National Health Insurance in Uganda: Examining the Proposed Design and its Implications for Successful Implementation UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE IN UGANDA: THE CRITICAL HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE, HEALTHCARE COVERAGE AND EQUITY   Towards Universal Health Coverage in Uganda: A Multi-Sectoral Approach   Trend analysis of road accident outcomes associated with enhanced traffic police enforcement during Operation Fika Salama (OFS) along Kampala-Masaka road.  

 Has Foreign Aid Improved Health Outcomes in Uganda? Evidence from Panel Microdata

 

A review of Health Infrastructure and Workforce Critical for Delivering Universal Health Coverage in Uganda

 

Healthcare coverage and equity – Towards Universal Health Care in Uganda

 

Phasing out Enrolled Nurses in Uganda: What are the Policy Implications?

    Celebrating UHC Day 2019   Celebrating UHC Day 2018

• Multi-sectoral approach and Coherence in government: Cornerstones for attaining Universal Health Coverage in Uganda
• Role of Parliament in realising UHC goal in Uganda
•         Multisectoral collaboration – a cornerstone for UHC advancement 

 

Celebrating UHC day 2016

 

• Leaving no one behind: Rethinking Private Sector Engagement for Universal Health Coverage in Uganda
• Universal Health Coverage Day is a Pathway to Promoting Antenatal Screening among Ugandan mothers
• The Greatest Medicine of all is to teach people how not to need it: Towards achieving Universal Health Coverage in Uganda
• Moving from selling family property to finance health care: Universal Health Coverage demands a shift in approaches
• Multi-sectoral approach and Coherence in government: Cornerstones for attaining Universal Health Coverage in Uganda
• Malaria Control is the Best Path to Universal Health Coverage

Universal Health Coverage Day 2017

 

• Why More Government Financing is required for Health and Well-being
• Yes, citizens have a right to health, but must recognize their responsibilities to achieve better health
• A ‘Rights-based Approach’ to health and citizen empowerment with information, are critical to achieving Universal Health Coverage in Uganda
• Malaria Elimination is Critical to Achieving Universal Health Coverage Aspirations in Uganda
• Key questions remain on integrating the Informal sector and Community Based Insurance Schemes in Uganda’s Proposed National Health Insurance Scheme (NHI)

  Is Policy Change Always Useful? Lessons from Male Circumcision   Scale-up of indoor residual spraying countrywide to reduce the Burden of Malaria in Uganda   Mainstreaming the Demographic Dividend Drivers in Sector and LG   Transitioning contract health workers into rural district local government   Strengthening Laboratory Readiness For Service Delivery In Uganda   Overcoming Shortcoming in Monitoring Retention in Option B+