Experience & Activities

Jacqueline is a Lecturer and Public health researcher with close to eight years of experience working on epidemiological health research, policy, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), adolescent health and development, maternal and child health research projects in Uganda.She has conducted consultancies/studies in sexual, reproductive health and Covid 19 related studies and participated in writing and implementing of public health related research grants.

She is a mixed-methods researcher with skills and expertise in quantitative and qualitative methodologies, who has also supervised close to eight postgraduate students (Msc. Public Health) to completion. Her research interests are particularly around understanding society belief as a key determinant of public health to add on the already existing knowledge in country and globally. She also has  working knowledge of computer assisted qualitative data analysis software like ATLAS TI and DEDOOSE.