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Frank Namugera

Frank Namugera

Health and Impact Analyst

Frank Namugera is a statistician and a data scientist currently working with Living Goods Uganda as a Health and Impact Analyst – Monitoring and Evaluation. He is passionate about using data and statistical models to inform and aid decision making in the health sector to improve U5, maternal and reproductive health.​

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Data Digital Health Pilot Project in Uganda Extends the Reach of Family Planning Care in the Community
Allan EyapuFrank NamugeraPhionah Katushabe January 15, 2021

Community health workers (CHWs) used digital health technology to advance access to family planning care at the community level. CHWs are a critical component of any strategy to bring health services closer to people. The ...

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