On-going - Soar Research Foundation (SRF) & SRF Research and Training Centres

1. Telephone Assisted Home Based Decision Tool To Guide Post-Operative Review Visits After Routine Cataract Surgery In An African Setting (TACT - Study)

2. Safety And Efficacy Of The Photo-Kabada Device As Compared To Devices In Routine Use In Administering Phototherapy For Babies With Neonatal Jaundice: An Open-Label, Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial (PhotoKabada Trial)

3. Prevalence, Associated Factors, Self-Reported Reasons, And Support Needs Among PLHIV with Missed Scheduled Clinic Visit Attending Health Centre IV Facilities in South-Western Uganda (Missed Visit HIV Study)

4. Evaluating the effectiveness of instruction in responsible conduct of research on trainees’ knowledge, skills and attitudes from decision making in research asking in research and practice in South western Uganda (RCR-Effectiveness study)

5. Incidence, Time-To-Onset Of TB Disease And Associated Factors Among People Living With HIV Who completed TB Preventive Therapy At Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital Between 2021 to 2022 (POST-TPT-TB Study)

6. Design And Validation Of A Machine Learning-Based Digital Histopathology Platform For Cervical Cancer Diagnosis In South-Western Uganda (ML-Cervical Cancer Study)

7. Validation Of An AI-Driven Sputum Analysis Platform For Accurate And Reliable Laboratory-Based Tuberculosis Detection In South-Western Uganda (AI-Sputum TB Validation Study)

8. Development and Safety Validation of a Moringa oleifera – Solanum melongena Herbal Syrup to Support Lactation in Postpartum Mothers (Moringa-Lactation project)

9. Status of Haemophilia Care and Management in Uganda: A Situation Analysis (Haemophilia Care Study)

10. Brucellosis InfoApp: Co-designing and Evaluating a Mobile Health Application to Enhance Brucellosis Awareness, Early Health-Seeking, and Integrated Human–Animal Infection Control in High-Burden Districts of Uganda (Brucellosis InfoApp project)

11. The prevalence and patterns of retinal diseases and the degree of visual impairment associated with each disease amongst patients attending the ophthalmology clinic at Georgetown public hospital corporation (Retinal Disease study)