We join people’s Health Movement global at People’s Health Assembly—Five —through a call for action to address the ongoing global health challenges. We further recognized the significance of making our advocacy intersectional in addressing injustices as a global movement.

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Dr Tom Aliti, Commissioner of Health Sector Partners & Multi-sectoral Coordination Ministry of Health- Uganda made opening remarks at the #PrivateHealthSectorConvention24

As we wrap up the People’s Health Assembly—Five, today we take a solidarity match with #HealthForAll activists from diverse backgrounds and advocacy work from different parts of the world. This is also a reminder that our collective actions are more impactful when we join forces…

Buli KINTU kiva (mu) nzikiza ya ttaka, era kimala kusinziira ku ttaka okudda e wa/okubuuka wa Ggulu, mu Bbanga.

SSOOKA otegeere ebya (e wa) Wansi otegeere ebya (e) wa Ggulu mu Bbanga.

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#NnalubaaleRootsWarrior

The key takeaways from the 6th #PrivateHealthSectotConvention : are sustainable health financing models, disruptive investments in non-communicable diseases, using ICT to improve healthcare, and optimizing neonatal care in resource-limited settings. #HealthcareInnovation

Did you know? U=U! When a person is living with HIV and they adhere to treatment, it lowers the level of HIV (the viral load) in the blood. When the levels are extremely low (below 200 copies/ml of blood measured), it is referred to as an undetectable viral load.

Empowering the girl child means unlocking her potential & giving her the tools to thrive.
Let's champion her rights, amplify her voice & provide opportunities for education & leadership.
Together, we can create a world where every girl can dream big📌📌

#AmplifyHerVoice

We are delighted to participate in the Private Health Sector Convention under the theme: Navigating the Health Landscape: Trends, Challenges and Innovations. It was a good space because a lot of good innovations were raised e.g. developing the Community Health Insurance Strategy…

#Kwibuka30 : After a huge turn up at Our Past event, on April 9, at Nyanza Genocide Memorial Center, Kicukiro, organisers are preparing to take the event to Qatar.

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Health and Risk Communication Training 💉
Day 2
A very timely discussion given the current public response to the Yellow Fever Vaccination drive by Ministry of Health- Uganda
How do we effectively tackle disinformation and misinformation around vaccines in general?
#VaccineUptaketraining

Dr. Tom Aliti, Commissioner of Health Services, emphasizes the private healthcare providers' importance and championed collaboration between the government and private sector at the #PrivateHealthSectorConvention24 .

Our CEO - Ernest Magezi Barusya, addressing guests at the Private Health Sector Convention 2024.

He gave actuarial insights, the complexities of risk assessment, cost projections & strategic planning to shape the future of healthcare financing.

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Day 3 #LoveAlliance Zim partners Advocacy Strategy meeting ended with a unified plan: 1. A Strategy to Counter Anti-gender & Rights movements affecting LGBTQI+ 2. Reduce Discrimination faced by Sex Workers 3. Drug policy review & addressing Stigma & discrimination of PWUD

On Day 2 of risk and health communication, key issues to focus on include: 1. Concepts driving vaccine attitudes 2. Vaccine-related mindsets 3. Navigating digital media 4. Spotting fake news. AKU Graduate School of Media and Communications #VaccineAttitudes #DigitalMedia 📍Protea Hotel by Marriott® Kampala Skyz

Dr. Tom Aliti, Commissioner of Health Services for Health Sector Partnerships and Multi-Sectoral Coordination, championed collaboration between the government and private sector, emphasizing the importance of private healthcare providers.
#PrivateHealthSectorConvention24

Mr Johnson Andinda, Chief of Party- Health Partners Uganda and General Secretary of Uganda Health Partners Cooperative sharing insights on alternative health financing through health cooperatives #PrivateHealthSectorConvention #MinofHealthUg #

as seen in the Uganda Demographic Health Survey. He acknowledged shortcomings in existing policies but assured the audience of ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships and improve coordination with private providers
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He expressed appreciation to the conference's participants and sponsors while acknowledging the absence of a key figures on such a conference. He highlighted the success of this collaborative approach, evidenced by improvements in health outcomes #PrivateHealthSectorConvention24