7 Sept 2026Open access
Embedding the WHO-ICRC Basic Emergency Care course as a sustainable curriculum innovation in pre-service nursing education in UgandaPublisher siteResearch Square, Simulation-Based Education in Healthcare
UniversitiesPatience Muwanguzi
Active, last published 2026
In trauma and emergency care studies
Patience
Muwanguzi
Scholar“Research focused on Trauma and Emergency Care Studies and adjacent fields.”
University of Manchester
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Trauma and Emergency Care Studies×6Emergency and Acute Care Studies×4Global Health and Surgery×3Disaster Response and Management×3
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3 works6 May 2026Open access
Implementation of the WHO/ICRC Basic Emergency Care Course in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Scoping ReviewPublisher siteEmergency Care and Medicine, Trauma and Emergency Care Studies
18 Apr 2026Open access
Willingness to pay for injectable HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis among male and female sex workers in UgandaPublisher siteArchives of Public Health, Sex work and related issues
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