Luwero Health Center IV

Luwero Health Center IV information on health services available at Luwero HC

Details about upgrade of Luwero HC IV
21/09/2019

Details about upgrade of Luwero HC IV

The Commissioner Quality Assurance and supervision inspecting the construction of ward
21/09/2019

The Commissioner Quality Assurance and supervision inspecting the construction of ward

LUWERO HC IV during their team building activity at the health facility compound
14/03/2019

LUWERO HC IV during their team building activity at the health facility compound

28/12/2018

As we are towards the end of year 2018 we thank you for the trust and patience you showed during your visit to seek health care. We want to wish you a happy New year. please feel free to to make any comment on your concerns which will improve the quality of our health services.

It's lunch time World Health Day at st Kizito PS waluleeta
07/04/2018

It's lunch time World Health Day at st Kizito PS waluleeta

World Health Day celebration is on at st kizito PS Bowa
07/04/2018

World Health Day celebration is on at st kizito PS Bowa

23/08/2017

Key facts on CCHF
It is a viral infection
Primarily transmitted to people from ticks and livestock like cattle, sheep, goats. These animals become infected by the bite of infected ticks and virus remains in their blood stream for about one week after infection then the cycle of transmission continue
Human acquire the CCHF virus either by tick bites or through contact with infected animal blood or tissues during and immediately after slaughter of infected animals. Note you can't identify an infected animal no signs and symptoms shown.
From one person to another it is through contact with body fluids from infected persons.
Incubation period depends on mode of acquisition of the virus but it is between 1 to 13 days for one to show signs and symptoms.

Presentation
Sudden fever, myalgia, dizziness, neck pain and stiffness, backache, headache, sore throat, sore eyes and photophobia, nausea and vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain followed by confusion. Sleepiness, depression, hepatomegaly, lymphadenopathy, skin rash, tachycardia etc.

Reducing transmission to human
Wear long sleeved clothes
Wear white clothes to easily detect ticks on clothes
Spray of ticks with chemicals
Avoid going to places where ticks are.

There is no vaccine for CCHF to either people or animals.

22/08/2017

Dear all
There has been a confirmed outbreak of CCHF in two districts Nakaseke and Kiboga. heightened surveillance in all facilities.
In case any suspect manifestations of CCHF kindly report to 0701938735/0782938735

Death has taken Mugambagye Jennifer for staff with DHOs office Luwero she has been working with Bamunanika SC has CDO. C...
11/07/2017

Death has taken Mugambagye Jennifer for staff with DHOs office Luwero she has been working with Bamunanika SC has CDO. Church service at Kitala at 10.00 am . burial Ntungamo district Rwashamire on Thursday. May her soul RIP

Work is in progress in the infrastructure development at Luwero HCIV .
09/07/2017

Work is in progress in the infrastructure development at Luwero HCIV .

Luwero HCIV has received 15 mattresses from the Uganda North American Association to support the mother's giving birth a...
02/07/2017

Luwero HCIV has received 15 mattresses from the Uganda North American Association to support the mother's giving birth at the Maternity Unit.

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