Programme for Accessible Health Communication and Education

Recent papers from Programme for Accessible Health Communication and Education

1. Private sector role, readiness and performance for malaria case management in Uganda, 2015Malaria Journal · 2017
2. Ugandan Women’s View of the IUD: Generally Favorable but Many Have Misperceptions About Health RisksGlobal Health Science and Practice · 2016
3. Knowledge, sources and use of family planning methods among women aged 15-49 years in Uganda: a cross-sectional studyPan African Medical Journal · 2016
4. Prices and mark-ups on antimalarials: evidence from nationally representative studies in six malaria-endemic countriesHealth Policy and Planning · 2015
5. Understanding Private Sector Antimalarial Distribution Chains: A Cross-Sectional Mixed Methods Study in Six Malaria-Endemic CountriesPLoS ONE · 2014
6. “It Depends on Your Pocket:” Findings From a Qualitative Study in Uganda Exploring Women's and Health Care Providers’ Perspectives on Family PlanningHealth Care For Women International · 2012
7. Closing the access barrier for effective anti-malarials in the private sector in rural Uganda: consortium for ACT private sector subsidy (CAPSS) pilot studyMalaria Journal · 2012
8. Overcoming the affordability barrier for effective and high quality life saving malaria medicines in the private sector in rural Uganda: the Consortium for ACT Private Sector Subsidy (CAPSS) pilot studyMalaria Journal · 2012
9. Monitoring fever treatment behaviour and equitable access to effective medicines in the context of initiatives to improve ACT access: baseline results and implications for programming in six African countriesMalaria Journal · 2011
10. Got ACTs? Availability, price, market share and provider knowledge of anti-malarial medicines in public and private sector outlets in six malaria-endemic countriesMalaria Journal · 2011
11. The new female condom (FC2) in Uganda: perceptions and experiences of users and their sexual partnersAfrican Journal of AIDS Research · 2011