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Emmanuel Kerukadho

Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation Uganda

Emmanuel Kerukadho

Emmanuel Kerukadho, MPH, Bsc (Hons)
Regional Healthcare Quality Improvement Officer for West Nile, Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation Uganda
Société coopérative médicale de Beaulieu scholarship
Kerukadho@yahoo.co.uk

Summary of qualification:

Emmanuel Kerukadho is a health care professional born on 23rd September 1979. Studied MPH at International Health science University Kampala and graduated in December 2014, Bsc. Health Services Management at Islamic University in Uganda between 2007 and 2009 and completed a four year diploma in Registered Comprehensive Nursing in 2005. I worked with The AIDS Support Organization (TASO) Uganda Limited as a Nurse clinician from 1/4/2006 to 31/8/2013. From 9th September 2013 to date I assumed my current position of the regional quality improvement officer under the district led implementation using the health systems strengthening approach of scaling up HIV prevention care and support in West Nile region. Health care quality improvement requires a holistic approach of testing changes for improvement in all aspects of the health care delivery system such as maternal child health, VMMC, PMTCT/EID, HIV/AIDS care and support, curative medical care and preventive community based healthcare services among others. I think this course will go a long way in helping achieve my personal mission of helping communities, families and individuals make informed decisions about their health particularly sexual and reproductive health and their wellbeing (empowerment), build my research capacity in reproductive health and fast-track my entry into a PHD program.

Competencies:

A Public Health specialist with tested competencies in health service management, healthcare quality improvement and assurance, providing comprehensive HIV/AIDS care and support, research, facilitation, monitoring and evaluation in both medical and non-medical teams with the exceptional interpersonal and communication skills aimed at strengthening public health systems.

Purpose:

To use my skills of effective facilitation, communication and team work when empowering individuals, families and communities so that they make informed choices about their health, quality of life and their own wellbeing.

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