Research
RHSP is leading pioneering research endeavors focused on HIV and related diseases, driving the forefront of medical innovation, knowledge advancement & policy change. More
Programs
Implementing comprehensive initiatives tailored to address the complex challenges presented by HIV/AIDS and associated health conditions, fostering sustainable impact at local and global levels. More
Data Management
Harnessing sophisticated data management methodologies to systematically organise, analyse, and leverage critical insights, guiding evidence-based strategies and interventions in the battle against HIV/AIDS. More
Grants, Science & Training
Harnessing sophisticated data management methodologies to systematically organise, analyse, and leverage critical insights, guiding evidence-based strategies and interventions in the battle against HIV/AIDS. More
Laboratory
Operating cutting-edge laboratories equipped with advanced technologies, facilitating groundbreaking scientific research and experimentation vital for advancing our understanding and treatment of HIV/AIDS. More
Administration
Orchestrating the seamless coordination of logistical, financial, and operational facets, ensuring the efficient execution and sustainability of our research and programmatic endeavours in the global fight against HIV/AIDS. More
Our Mission
To be the lead at improving population health through generating and translating knowledge to inform policy and service delivery
Our Vision
RHSP envisions improving the health of the population it serves through excellent service delivery informed by research in infectious and non-communicable diseases
Core Values
Teamwork
Innovation
People-centeredness
Integrity
Equitable Collaboration
Publications
Throughout the past three decades, RHSP has conducted comprehensive research that has significantly influenced our understanding of HIV and other diseases. Our body of work includes a vast number of published papers and abstracts.
RCCS Dashboard
The Rakai Community Cohort Study (RCCS), initiated in 1994, stands as a pioneering effort in HIV research and population-based cohort studies. RCCS is an ongoing endeavour, enrolling consenting adult residents aged at least 15 years old from 30 continuously surveyed communities.
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1.4 million people in Uganda are living with HIV, with an adult HIV prevalence of 5.2%.
It's crucial to continue raising awareness and supporting efforts to combat this disease.