Significant Uganda Limited

06/04/2017

Certificate in Uganda Health Management Information System (Cert in Uganda HMIS)

Register TODAY for our next Quarterly In-take of this unique, rich and rewarding (3+1) months course

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 Gain an understanding of Public Health, Monitoring & Evaluation of Health Programmes, Data Analysis using statistical software such as Stata, SPSS or Epi Info, and Health Management Information Systems with a focus on Uganda HMIS.
 Gain the skills, expertise and experience to work as an effective and knowledgeable M&E professional in any health, nutrition, population or development programme or NGO in Uganda and beyond
 3 months of Training, 1 month of Field Attachment/Internship in a health programme, project or health facility
You will be trained by experts with many years of experience in Medical Practice, Public Health Programmes Management, Monitoring & Evaluation, and Health Information Systems in Uganda and Africa

Significant Learning A training & capacity development division of Significant (Uganda) Limited Public Health, Socio-economic Research, Statistical, Management Information Systems and General C…

06/04/2017

Register for our Next In-take. Certificate in Uganda HMIS

04/08/2016

Significant Learning, a training and capacity development division of Significant Uganda Limited, is planning to launch it's unique Certificate Course in Health Management Information Systems for Uganda (HMIS). Gain skills in health management information systems, skills that are currently highly demanded by Government health programmes, and NGO's working in the health sector in Uganda. Register and be trained by highly experienced experts in Uganda HMIS & health programmes monitoring and evaluation, learn data management in the Uganda health sector, and data analysis using using computer packages such as Epi Info and Stata. The course is planned to commence in November, 2016.

20/09/2015

Significant (Uganda) Limited offers Public Health Programme Monitoring & Evaluation, Statistical & Social Research Consultancy services to International, National and Community-Based Organisations and to individuals. We are a team of consultants with wide and many years of experience in these areas. We are based in Kampala-UGANDA. For details on how we can help you or your Organisation set up a functional Monitoring & Evaluation system; plan, design, implement and manage a Public Health or Social Research and related undertakings, contact us today on: [email protected].

18/08/2014

Local Initiatives for Transformation and Unity of the People (Lift-Up) is Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative of Significant (Uganda) Limited. We work with undergraduate students in their second and higher years of study to provide a platform for them to participate in the development of their local communities

20/03/2014

Registration of public health and social research interviewers in progress....Get into our database today for tomorrow's assignments. BA. BSc required. Knowledge of several Ugandan languages a plus.

16/02/2013

Background: Given the prolonged and revived life that HAART brings, there is a concern that this may result in increased spread of HIV. Studies however have produced varied results regarding the effect of HAART on s*xual behaviour. A study was carried out that sought to establish whether there is a relationship between HAART initiation and change in risky s*xual behaviour using HAART-naïve clients as a control group.
Methods: A cohort study was carried out using routine secondary data. Stratified sampling with simple random sampling within strata was used to select the sample of size 340 (170 on HAART and 170 HAART-naïve; 68 males and 272 females). HAART status of the clients formed the stratifying variable. Only clients aged 15 – 40 at start of the study were included in the study. The study used a method suggested by Bell and Trevino to determine clients’ two-year s*xual risk indices at and after the base period, 2007. Backward hierarchical elimination was method was used to arrive at the final logistic regression model containing only significant variables.
Results: After adjusting for s*x, education level, religion, TASO branch, alcohol use, number of children alive, baseline s*xual risk index, age, number of counselling session in the study period, duration in care, occupation and residence, HAART was not a significant predictor of change in risky s*xual behaviour (OR: 0.976; 95% CI: 0.63 to 1.511; p=0.912). Instead, significant co-factors were: baseline risk (adjusted OR for a 0.0001 change in baseline risk: 1.603; 95% CI: 1.181 to 2.175; p=0.003); age of the client (adjusted OR: 1.11; 95% CI: 1.048 to 1.176; p

16/02/2013

Significant (Uganda) Limited offers Public Health, Programme Monitoring & Evaluation, Statistical & Social Research Consultancy services to International, National and Community-Based Organisations and to individuals. We are a team of consultants with wide and many years of experience in these areas. We are based in Kampala-UGANDA. For details on how we can help you or your Organisation set up a functional Monitoring & Evaluation system; plan, design, implement and manage a Public Health or Social Research and related undertakings, contact us today on: [email protected].