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A need to accelerate health research productivity in an African University: the case of Makerere University College of Health Sciences.

Damalie NakanjakoDickens AkenaDan K KayeJames TumwineElialilia OkelloAnnettee NakimuliAndrew KambuguHazel McCulloughHarriet Mayanja-KizzaMoses R KamyaNelson K Sewankambo
Published in: Health research policy and systems (2017)
Faculty research productivity was low and dominated by infectious diseases and non-communicable disease research. There is a need for structured institutional support to optimise faculty research outputs. Only with increased research productivity will MakCHS and other academic institutions be able to make a significant contribution in addressing national health challenges.
Keyphrases
  • infectious diseases
  • climate change
  • medical students
  • healthcare
  • public health
  • medical education
  • mental health
  • human health
  • health information
  • risk assessment