Project Report
| May 21, 2024
Research on Ambulatory Care Setting
By George Obua | Project Leader
Research on Ambulatory Care Setting
Although Kole Intellecetual Forum is persistantly conducting research on one aspect to develop a strategy that can keep the lives of students in quality situation through home economics; on the other aspect, the organization is also looking at the health factors that can keep the any human home in an healthy situation; in reference to the meaning of the common saying that: when the community is healthy, the society also remains healthy with an healthy economy and healthy homestead.
An ambulatory care setting is one healthcare facility that Kole Intellectual Forum is conducting a research on. They learned that: the system can provide for outpatient services to patients who do not require admission to a hospital and it can be designed to provide timely, cost-effective, and coordinated care, focusing on preventive services and managing chronic conditions. Examples of mobile care settings that the organization has studied include clinics, urgent care centers,outpatient surgery centers, diagnostic centers, and physician offices. The research findings noted above, are still to be presented to the organizational memebers of Board for a proper decision making
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May 18, 2024
Purpose of establishing the a health Center
By Aaron Ogwal | Project Leader
Purpose of establishing the a health Center
Kole IntellectualForum - establishing Institute of knowledge and health Center - Establishing a Health facility in Kole District - in its area of operation - in Kole District, Northern Uganda; having learned that, Institutions of knowledge, like universities, colleges, and reference libraries, offer a wealth of knowledge to students and researchers alike. They observed that: knowledge provide information to the health workers and the general public; although, purposely, they are meant to generate new health ideas for the future use and proper transformation of human lives.
Basically, universities, libraries and museums have long played a vital role in developing human culture. In ancient times, libraries were places where knowledge was collected and preserved. Today, institutions of knowledge that the case of Kole Intellectual Forum - Institute of Knowledge will be like, libraries and museums are increasingly expected to be for storing the information that if not transmitted in actual concept; they will not cause any change.
TheHealth Cener - Kole Intellectual Forum - will stand on the truth - with a very practical indicators - transforming the world with ideas that are authenic
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May 16, 2024
Facts to Establish a health centers revealed
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Doctors are fewer compare to numbers of patients
Facts to Establish a health centers revealed
The population of Northern Uganda seem to be out competing the number of health centers that are available within the region. In a research conducted by Kole Intellectual Forum in 2023, the findings indicated that: there is high need for establishment of more health facilities to meet the outstanding need for the health services in the region; purposely, to build up a healthy community that can support quality education - a campaign for Kole Intelllectual Forum
In an attempt to establish facts about the community demand for Health services; the team of Kole Intellectual Forum are collecting data from various sources. Among them, are from the community, health workers, the health centers and the sick. From one of the private health, the research has conducted one14/05/2024; and, the finding has revealed a lot thathas greatly supported the idea of Kole Intellectual Forum
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Patients are very many
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Many motor cycles indicators of many patients
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A sample of the intended establish facility
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