– Christine Nabirye –
Researcher
Infectious Disease Research Collaboration
Christine is a social scientist with the IDRC in Kampala, Uganda. She has substantial experience in qualitative research informed by medical anthropology, with a special interest in researching health care delivery in low resource settings.
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