Certificate Course in Clinical Dermatology Certificate Course in Clinical Dermatology. Course Overview The Certificate in Clinical Dermatology is a specialized training program designed to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to diagnose, manage, and prevent common dermatological conditions. This course aligns with PHCA’s mission to improve access to quality healthcare, enhance capacity […]
Short Course Program: Herbal Cosmetics & Dermatology Basics for Non-Medical Entrepreneurs Duration: 3 MonthsTarget Group: Entrepreneurs, small-scale manufacturers, and individuals interested in the cosmetic businessMode of Delivery: Hybrid (Physical & Online) Course Fees: Charge UGX 800,000 Course Objectives Introduce the basics of skin anatomy and common skin conditions. Teach safe preparation and formulation of herbal-based
Nakigalala Community Health Diagnosis Project 2025 Project Goal: To assess the health status, social determinants, and prevalent public health challenges in Nakigalala to inform evidence-based interventions. Project Duration: March 28th – March 30th, 2025 Specific Objectives: Assess Health Needs – Identify common health conditions and risk factors affecting the community. Evaluate Social Determinants – Investigate
Meet Joseph Kisembo, a passionate Public Health professional with a Bachelors of Science Degree inPublic Health and a proven track record in Research and Biostatistics. His experience spans severalimpactful research projects, where his expertise in data management and research methods has drivenmeaningful results. As a natural team leader, Joseph excels at guiding diverse groups toward
Welcoming Ssemakula Peter to the PHCA Team! We are thrilled to welcome Ssemakula Peter to the Public Health Corps Africa (PHCA) family! Peter joins us as a Public Health Specialist, bringing with him a wealth of expertise and passion for advancing public health initiatives. Peter is a dedicated public health graduate with a strong background
Day 1: Community Champions: Women Transforming Their Lives Through Vegetable Gardening. The cost of vegetables was a constant burden on the the tight budget. Inspired by a community meetings organised by PHCA, on sustainable gardening, Women decided to utilize the idle land near home for vegetable farming. By using available resources and sharing their experiences,
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“My Vegetables in Uganda” is an innovative initiative aimed at promoting healthier dietary habits among young people in schools and universities. Recognizing the importance of a balanced diet rich in vegetables, this project seeks to educate students about the nutritional benefits of vegetables and inspire them to incorporate more of these vital foods into their
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