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Processes and experiences of satellite haemophilia clinic set-ups in Uganda – a short report

Philip Kasirye
Philip Kasirye
, 
Agnes Kisakye
Agnes Kisakye
, 
Annette Nakalyango
Annette Nakalyango
 et 
Atwiine Barnabas
Atwiine Barnabas
   | 20 mai 2022
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Article Category: Short Report
Publié en ligne: 20 mai 2022
Pages: 76 - 78
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/jhp-2022-0009
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Healthcare professionals attending a training session at Nebbi Regional Referral Hospital, West Nile, Northern Region, Uganda. The training was facilitated by Dr Philip Kasirye Gitah and is part of a programme to improve haemophilia care across Uganda.
Healthcare professionals attending a training session at Nebbi Regional Referral Hospital, West Nile, Northern Region, Uganda. The training was facilitated by Dr Philip Kasirye Gitah and is part of a programme to improve haemophilia care across Uganda.

Figure 1

Map of Uganda showing approximate locations of peripheral HTCs and number of patients registered with peripheral HTCs in each region
Map of Uganda showing approximate locations of peripheral HTCs and number of patients registered with peripheral HTCs in each region

Figure 2

Process of setting up peripheral HTCs
Process of setting up peripheral HTCs
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