• A framework for integrating traditional medicine into Uganda’s national health care system 

  Kiyimba, Lameck (Uganda Martyrs University, 2025-08)

  Traditional Medicine (TM) remains a critical component of healthcare in Uganda, with over 60% of the population, particularly in rural areas, relying on TM as a primary source of care. Despite this, TM data has largely ...
• A framework for enhancing adoption of health care services in rural areas using mobile health technology 

  Muganji, Julius (Uganda Martyrs University, 2025-08)

  This research proposes to design a framework for enhancing the adoption of healthcare services in rural areas through the use of mobile health (mHealth) technology. The research conducted as a case study in rural health ...
• Socio economic factors for orange fleshed sweet potato adoption in the small holder farming sector Northern 

  Aber, Stella (Uganda Martyrs University, 2025-09-01)

  Background: The introduction of the improved Orange fleshed sweet potato (OFSP) into the smallholder farming sector was predicated on the premise that the types are important due to their nutritional benefits, are ...
• Risks undertaken by farmers who use Biorationals in banana production 

  Charles, Ssegirinya (Uganda Martyrs University, 2024-09)

  Bananas (Musa spp.) are among the most important food crops in Uganda; however, banana production is declining, primarily due to pests such as banana weevil (Cosmopolites sordidus) and banana bacterial wilt (BBW). These ...
• Supervision of schools by local government inspectors and teachers’ job performance in government aided primary schools 

  Kalasha, Mukiiza Godfrey (Uganda Martyrs University, 2022-09)

  The study investigated Supervision of schools by local government Inspectors and teachers‟ job performance in government aided primary schools in Lwengo district. The study was guided by the three specific objectives; ...

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