Mbale Regional Referral Hospital, Hospital cell, Mbale City, Uganda
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    Sanyu Africa Research Institute (SAfRI) is a local indigenous Non Government Organization.
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- Vision, Mission
  Vision: “A World in which all women and children can enjoy high quality health care”
  
  Mission: To improve Maternal, Newborn and Child Health especially among the poor, through high quality, collaborative clinical research particularly using low cost, innovative technologies. We work closely with local health care providers and government to strengthen the research capacity, and promote inspiring models of clinical practice.
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  - BabyGel –
    The Babygel Study is a cluster-controlled trial examining the impact of improving hand hygiene in rural Ugandan households using locally-produced alcohol-based hand gel.
  - The BabySaver –
    Four million will die before they are one month old. The BabySaver allows specialist support to be delivered, at the bedside, within the first few minutes of life. Cost: $50
  - Maternal and Newborn Health Priority Setting Partnership in Uganda (MNHPSP)
    Bringing together mothers, carers, families, and birth attendants to prioritise future research in maternal and neonatal health in rural Uganda... Read More
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CISMAC Webinar “Building multivariable models for epidemiological analyses”

Sanyu Africa midwives’ commonwealth Association (SAMCA)

February 18, 2020

2020 GLOW Conference: “Implementing Respectful Care: the Science and the Practice”

August 11, 2020

CISMAC Webinar “Building multivariable models for epidemiological analyses”

We hereby invite you all to partake in CISMAC’s upcoming webinar this week.

The webinar will take place on Wednesday (6th of May) at 13.30hrs

Our speaker this week is David Mukunya who will have a presentation entitled:

“Building multivariable models for epidemiological analyses”

The webinar will take place in our usual web based meeting room in Adobe connect.
To join follow this link and sign in with your name and affiliation.
https://connect.uninett.no/cismac/

We welcome you all and look forward to seeing you on Wednesday.

Best regards,

On behalf of CISMAC
-Ane Straume

SAfRI

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