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Norman, D. Nsereko; Mark, Griffiths; Seggane, Musisi; Veronika, Basa; Noah, Sendawula; Pras, Ramluggun
(International Journal of Stress Prevention and Wellbeing, 2024-05-10)
The prevalence of mental health problems among Uganda university students, unlike globally,
has been poorly documented. The present paper posits that the provision of early mental
health interventions could prevent or ...
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Christopher, Ddamulira; Norman, Nsereko; Miph, Musoke; Frank Pio, Kiyingi
(Journal of Environmental Science and Public Health, 2020-10-13)
A comprehensive and culturally applicable community based Non Communicable Diseases (NCD) services package was implemented with an aim to test the effectiveness of the community based NCD services on the quality of life ...
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Christopher, Ddamulira; Norman, Nsereko; Edith, Akankwasa; Miph, Musoke; Frank Pio, Kiyingi
(Journal of Environmental Science and Public Health, 2020-08-08)
The review paper traces and expounds the philosophical thinking on the history of the community based Non Communicable Disease(NCD) Services as a measure to improve the Quality of Life (QoL) of people with NCDs living with ...
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D.P., Mirembe; J.T., Lubega; B., Ssekkito; B., Namagembe
(African Journal of Rural Development, Vol. 8(1), 2023-03-31)
The agricultural sector is the largest employer in Uganda, and it remains essential to secure the livelihood of the Ugandan population. According to a Price Water House Coopers report, 37% of Uganda’s GDP is dependent ...
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Norman, Nsereko
(Nkumba University, 2012-11)
In this paper a description of the status of knowledge and practice related to career development in Uganda is given. A candid critique of the status quo of the industry, touching on the gaps, strengths and opportunities ...
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