All posts tagged "Brian Nambale"
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369HealthWorld Meningitis Day; Here’s all you need to know
By Brian Nambale As we commemorate World Meningitis Day (WMD) 2024 which previously for many years was marked on the 24th of...
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869OpinionEducation: A key ingredient for delivery of comprehensive Palliative Care Services
By Brian Nambale Today, October 14th, we commemorate World Hospice & Palliative Care Day under the theme “Compassionate Communities: Together for Palliative...
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971Health
Meningitis- A silent killer disease easily confused: Know the signs, act fast and save lives
By Brian Nambale As we commemorate World Meningitis Day every 5th of October every year, Uganda is also among the countries wrapped...
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640Health
Skin Overgrowths: What you need to know
By Brian Nambale Skin overgrowths are becoming very common and cause a condition in clinical nursing called body image disturbance which is...
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Teeth Grinding: What you need to know
By Brian Nambale Many parents ask more frequently about teeth grinding in their children; this is what you need to know advice/...
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716Health
Pressure Ulcer Care: A great nursing component for patients everyone must know
A pressure ulcer refers to localised damage to the skin and/or underlying tissue, usually over a bony prominence (or related to a...
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987HealthINFECTION? Whenever I visit the hospital after all tests they tell me I have an infection
Infections can begin anywhere in the body and may spread all through it. Infectious diseases can be viral, bacterial, parasitic or fungal...
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674HealthIntegrate palliative care services in Refugee settlement camps
By Brian Nambale & Ezra Tumusime As we commemorate World Refugee Day 2023 today (June 20), Uganda is among the many countries...
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573Opinion
Creativity will Improve Youth LiveliHood
By Brian Nambale Ugandan Youths today –whether Urban or Rural based face enormous obstacles towards their own self-development, and creating change that...
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875OP-EDInternational Nurses Day: Uganda Prospective Review
The scraping off of Nursing Aids / Assistants was pretty good to standardize and equip the least cadre with all basic knowledge...