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Patience & Sharon are in School thanks to the Road To Hope Program.

Patience Namuli and Sharon Nanyunja have been beneficiaries of the Road to Hope program since 2016 after they lost their father to bone cancer in November 2015. Their mother; Eseza Kyampire got to know about the program when the palliative care team organized a memorial service for the deceased beneficiaries

COVID-19 Restrictions: Facing The Risks To The Girl Child.

Risk Of Child Undernutrition In Households With Life-Limiting Disease In Rays Of Hope Hospice Jinja Catchment Area, Busoga Region, Uganda.

A Data Management System Is An Essential Part Of Palliative Care.

Improving Palliative Care Accessibility Through Training Health Workers In Rural Areas.

Defaulting And Factors Affecting Time To Recovery Among Children With Severe Acute Malnutrition Receiving Outpatient Therapeutic Care Nakivale Refugee Settlement.

Socioeconomic Burden Of A Diagnosis Of Cervical Cancer Among Women In Rural Uganda.

Psychosocial And Emotional Morbidities After A Diagnosis Of Cancer: Qualitative Evidence From Lived Experiences Of Healthcare Professional Cancer Patients And Survivors In Uganda.

Analysis of the NIH-HEALS tool to assess Psychosocial Spiritual Healing.

Delivering palliative care education at The Institute of Hospice and Palliative Care in Africa-Hospice Africa Uganda amidst the Covid-19 pandemic: Opportunities and challenges.

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