JASH CONFERENCE PROGRAM PROGRAM FOR DAY 1 26thSEPTEMBER 2018 ABSTRACT NO. TIME ACTIVITY PRESENTER 08:00am–08:30am Arrival and Registration of Participants PLENARY 1: Opening ROOM: Chair: Prof. Rhoda Wanyenze Day Banquet Hall Co-Chair: Dr. Patrick Kadama 08:30am–08:45am Welcome remarks, overview of the Prof Fredrick Makumbi, conference & theme Chair, JASH Organizing Committee PL11 08:45am–09:05am The role of National Planning in meeting the Health Related SDGs Dr. Wilberforce Kisamba- Mugerwa, PL12 09:05am–09:25am The evolution of Health Related Research Prof. David Serwadda, in Uganda: The case of HIV/AIDS in School of Public Health Uganda 09:25am–09:40am Discussion 09:40am–10:05am HEALTH BREAK Parallel Session 1A BASIC SCIENCE, CLINICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH Banquet Hall Track 1: Maternal, Neonatal, Child and Adolescent Health, Rights and Gender Chair: Dr. Elizabeth Nabiwemba Co-Chair: Dr. Sabrina Kitaka A11 10:10am - 10:25am Bridging regional, socioeconomic and Waiswa Peter urban inequalities: Advancing reproductive Maternal, Neonatal and Child health care to achieve SDG targets. A12 10:25am - 10:40am Essential newborn care practices and its determinants among mothers of infants Komakech Henry aged 0 – 6 months in refugee settlements, Adjumani district A13 10:40am - 10:55am Outcomes of Extremely Low Birth Weight Mubiru Paul Newborns in low resource settings: Are we neglecting them? A14 10:55am - 11:10am Prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding and Phoebe Nabunya associated factors among mothers working in the informal sector - Kampala district; Uganda A15 11:10am–11:25am Prevalence and determinants of early Lubogo David initiation of breastfeeding by mothers of infants 0 – 6 months in Adjumani district, West Nile, Uganda PROGRAM FOR DAY 1 26thSEPTEMBER 2018 ABSTRACT NO. TIME ACTIVITY PRESENTER 11:25am–11:40am Discussion Parallel Session 1B BASIC SCIENCE, CLINICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH Meeting Room 1 Track 1: Maternal, Neonatal, Child and Adolescent Health, Rights and Gender Chair: Prof. Ezekiel Mupere Co-Chair: Dr. Juliet Babirye B11 10:10am -10:25am Determinants of the under-fives survival in Nareeba Tryphena eastern Uganda, 2010 – 2015. B12 10:25am -10:40am Exploring teenagers’ perspectives and Namayanja Jane experiences regarding parental HIV status disclosure in Lukuli village, Kalungu District. B13 10:40am -10:55am Compliance with standard precautions of Grace Komuhangi infection control in the management of labour by healthcare workers at Mulago Hospital, Kampala B14 10:55am - 11:10am Validity and reliability of auxiliary and Namugga Olive Jackie tympanic body temperature measurements among infants at Mulago national referral hospital, Uganda. B15 11:10am-11:20am Factors associated with the use of long Naiga Helen Nelly acting reversible contraceptive methods among women of reproductive age (15- 49yrs) in Jinja district. 11:20am-11:30am Performance Monitoring of a set of Family B16 Planning core indicators in Uganda: Fredrick Makumbi Towards the Family Planning 2020 Goal 11:30am– 11:40am Discussion BASIC SCIENCE, CLINICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH Parallel Session 1C Track 3: Towards Elimination of HIV, TB and Malaria Meeting Room 5 Chair: Dr. Bruce Kirenga Co-Chair: Dr. Esther Buregyeya C11 10:10am - 10:25am Mothers’ adherence to administration Nabasirye Caroline of nevarapine to their HIV exposed infants and associated factors in Mulago hospital C12 10:25am - 10:40am Acute kidney injury (AKI) Andrea L Conroy C13 10:40am - 10:55am Impact of mass drug administration on Ronald Mulebeke malaria parasite clearance C14 10:55am - 11:10am Treatment Outcomes Of Non-Adherent Racheal Kirabo Patients With Multi- Drug -Resistant Tuberclosis at Mulago Hospital, Uganda. C15 11:10am –11:25am The positive and negative influences of Josephine Singo beliefs on the prevention of HIV and AIDS 11:25am– 11:40am Discussion OPENING CEREMONY Banquet Hall Chair: Prof. Philippa Musoke Co-Chair: Prof. Christopher Garimoi Orach 11:40 – 11:45 Anthems: Uganda, East Africa, and JASH Secretariat Makerere University 11:45 – 11:55 Remarks: UNACOH President Dr. Patrick Kadama 11:55 – 12:05 Remarks: Dean, MakSPH Prof. Rhoda Wanyenze, 12:05 – 12:15 Remarks: Principal College of Health Prof. Charles Ibingira Sciences 12:15 – 12:25 Remarks: Vice Chancellor, Makerere Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe University 12:25 – 12:35 Remarks: WHO Country Representative Dr. WondimagegnehuAlemu 12:35 – 12:45 Remarks: Ag. Director General of Health Dr. Henry Mwebesa Services, MoH 12:45 – 13:00 Official opening: Guest of Honor, Hon. Hon.Dr. EliodaTumwesigye Minister of Science and Technology 13:00 – 13:50 LUNCH JASH Secretariat BASIC SCIENCE, CLINICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH Meeting Room5 Parallel Session 1D Track 3: Towards Elimination of HIV, TB and Malaria& Track 4: Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious Diseases Chair: Dr. Fred Semitala Co-Chair: Dr. Andrew Kambugu 14:00pm - 14:15pm Ongoing evolution of the HIV Joseph Kagayi epidemic in Rakai district Uganda D11 14:15pm –14:30pm Comparative efficacy of artemether- Adoke Yeka lumefantrine and dihydroartemisinin- D12 piperaquine for the treatment of uncomplicated malaria In Ugandan children 14:30am- 14:45pm A food borne Cholera outbreak Dativa Maria Aliddeki associated with eating fried fish in D13 Hoima Municipality 14:45pm - 15:00pm Mucocutaneous disease in a Ugandan Sentongo Elizabeth patient with Leishmania in tissue and D14 blood. 15:00pm - 15:15pm Prolonged cholera outbreak in Fred Monje Kyangwali refugee settlement caused D15 by drinking contaminated water from the stream, Hoima, Uganda, 2018 15:15pm-15:30pm Discussion 15:30pm –16:00pm HEALTH BREAK and VIEWING JASH Secretariat POSTERS SUB-THEME 2: INNOVATIONS IN THE HEALTH SCIENCES Banquet Hall Parallel Session 1E Track 1: Innovations in Health Care Diagnostics, & Track 2: Innovations in Managing HIV, TB and Malaria Chair: Assoc. Prof. Agnes Rwashana Semwanga Co-Chair: Dr. Robert Sekitoleko 14:00pm-14:10pm Development of a specialised early Kenneth Tomanya Kakuru intervention service for first episode E11 psychosis at the national psychiatric hospital in Uganda. 14:10pm-14:20pm Utilization of the viral load change package Rhona Barusya led to an improvement of viral load services E12 at police health facilities. 14:20pm-14:30pm Use of mobile health to optimise Stella Magambo management of patients with HIV: lessons E13 from a telehealth company in Uganda. 14:30pm-14:45pm Assessing tuberculosis treatment using Katende Kenneth Kidonge mHealth among HIV infected individuals at E14 the Joint Clinical Research Center. 14:45pm-15:00pm Use of mobile health technologies to Rhona Barusya improve compliance to appointments and E15 retention in care among HIV+ clients on antiretroviral therapy. 15:00pm-15:10pm Using mobile-health platforms to foster Nabimanya Viola completion of the elimination-of-mother-to- E16 child-transmission (eMTCT) of HIV cascade. 15:15pm-15:30pm Discussion 15:30pm-16:00pm HEALTH BREAK & POSTER VIEWING JASH Secretariat Parallel Session 1F SUB-THEME 3: RESOURCES FOR HEALTH Meeting Room 1 Track 1: Human Resources for Health Track 2 Health Financing Chair: Dr. Pius Okong Co-Chair: Dr. Elizeus Rutebemberwa F11 14:00pm-14:15pm Students’ experiences during One Health Esther Buregyeya field attachment: A case study of One Health Institute in Makerere University, Uganda F12 14:15pm-14:30pm Gemx electives: reflections from an Wasukira Bugosera exchange to Kenyatta University school of Sulaiman health sciences F13 14:30pm-14:45pm Government resource contributions to the Aloysius Ssennyonjo private-not-for-profit sector in Uganda: evolution, adaptations and implications for Universal Health Coverage F14 14:45pm-15:00pm Factors influencing demand for health Richard Ssempala insurance in Uganda C25 15:00pm-15:15pm The un tapped resource: partners supporting Opio Charles immunization in Uganda C26 15:15pm-15:30pm The role of technical infrastructure, semantic Lawrence Nkamwesiga layer, and eHealth interoperability in Uganda public hospitals. 15:30pm-16:00pm Discussion JASH Secretariat Parallel Session 1G PANEL DISCUSSION Banquet Hall Chair: Dr. Roy Mayega Co-chair: Dr.Herbert Muyinda Session topic: Wellness- Diet and Exercise PD1 16:00pm-6:15pm Keeping fit and in shape – the role of sports Peninah Kabenge and wellness PD2 16:15pm-6:30pm Experiences on strict adherence to a Roy Mayega monitored diet. 16:30pm-16:40pm Panel discussion 17:00pm END OF DAY 1 PROGRAM FOR DAY 2 27th SEPTEMBER 2018 ABSTRACT NO. TIME ACTIVITY PRESENTER 08:00am-08:30am Arrival and Registration of Participants JASH Secretariat PLENARY 2 Chair: Prof. Fred Wabwire-Mangen Co-Chair: Prof Peter Waiswa PL21 08:30ROOM:am Banquet-09:00am Innovations for preterm care Dilys Walker Hall PL22 09:30am-10:00am Mainstreaming SDGs in the National Patrick Birungi, Development Framework with a focus on Director Planning, National Planning the health-related SDGs Authority 09:30am-10:00am Discussion 10:00am-10:30am HEALTH BREAK SUB-THEME 1: BASIC SCIENCE, CLINICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES Banquet Hall RESEARCH Parallel Session 2A Organized session: Preterm Care in Uganda: Current challenges and potential health Chair: Prof. Gracesystem Ndezi solutions Co-Chair: Dr. Victoria Mukasa 10:30am-10:40am Peter Waiswa A21 10:40am-10:50am Maternal,Outcomes Neonatal, for preterm and babiesChild Health following Jessica Nsungwa. (dischargeMNCH) quality from hospitals of care guidelines A22 10:50am-11:00am Improving survival of preterms: The Victoria Nakibuuka Nsambya hospital experiences A23 11:10am-11:20am Improving kangaroo care for small babies: Doris Kwesiga and what is the missing link? Kyangwa Moses A24 11:20am-11:30am Improving service delivery for care of Gertrude Namazzi, preterm babies: lessons from the preterm A25 birth initiative in Busoga, Uganda 11:30am-11:40am Evolution of the neonatal intensive care unit James Nyonyintono, in Kiwoko hospital: Lessons learnt A26 11:40am-11:50am Setting up a neonatal care unit in Mbale Peter Olupo-Olupot hospital: What works? A27 11:50am-13:00pm Discussion 13:00pm-14:00pm LUNCH BREAK& POSTER VIEWING SUB-THEME 3: RESOURCES FOR HEALTH Meeting Room 5 Human Resources Parallel Session 2B Chair: Prof.