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A. Nordenmark, Wallin, J., Binci, M., Walakira, E., Neema, S., and Bradford, B., “End-line performance evaluation: Deinstitutionalization of Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Uganda (DOVCU)”. 2018.
Journal Article
L. Huebl, Nnyombi, A., Walakira, E., and Kutalek, R., “Yellow Fever Vaccine Safety Perception of Pregnant Women in Emergency Response Mass Vaccination in Uganda”, The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, vol. 103, 2020.
K. Devries, Kyegombe, N., Zuurmond, M., Parkes, J., Child, J., Walakira, E., and Naker, D., “Violence against primary school children with disabilities in Uganda: A cross-sectional study”, vol. 14, p. 1017, 2014.
S. Wandera, Clarke, K., Knight, L., Allen, E., Walakira, E., Namy, S., Naker, D., and Devries, K., “Violence against children perpetrated by peers: A cross-sectional school-based survey in Uganda”, vol. 68, 2017.
K. Devries, Child, J., Allen, E., Walakira, E., Parkes, J., and Naker, D., “School Violence, Mental Health, and Educational Performance in Uganda”, vol. 133, 2013.
M. Winchester, McGrath, J., Kaawa-Mafigiri, D., Namutiiwa, F., Ssendegye, G., Nalwoga, A., Kyarikunda, E., Birungi, J., Kisakye, S., Ayebazibwe, N., Walakira, E., and Rwabukwali, C., “Routines, Hope, and Antiretroviral Treatment among Men and Women in Uganda”, vol. 31, 2016.
M. Winchester, McGrath, J., Kaawa-Mafigiri, D., Namutiiwa, F., Ssendegye, G., Nalwoga, A., Kyarikunda, E., Birungi, J., Kisakye, S., Ayebazibwe, N., Walakira, E., and Rwabukwali, C., “Routines, Hope, and Antiretroviral Treatment among Men and Women in Uganda”, Medical Anthropology Quarterly, vol. 31, 2016.
J. Child, Naker, D., Horton, J., Walakira, E., and Devries, K., “Responding to abuse: Children's experiences of child protection in a central district, Uganda”, vol. 38, 2014.
E. Walakira, Ochen, E., Bukuluki, P., and Alllan, S., “Residential care for abandoned children and their integration into a family-based setting in Uganda: Lessons for policy and programming”, vol. 35, 2014.
E. Walakira, “Reflective learning in action researchA case of micro-interventions for HIV prevention among the youth in Kakira-Kabembe, Jinja, Uganda”, vol. 8, pp. 53 - 70, 2010.
I. Muasya and Walakira, E., “Policy Implications of the findings from HIV prevention studies conducted in Uganda and Kenya among the Youth”, 2006.
O. Nankinga, Kwagala, B., and Walakira, E., “Maternal employment and child nutritional status in Uganda”, PLOS ONE, vol. 14, p. e0226720, 2019.
L. Knight, Allen, E., Mirembe, A., Nakuti, J., Namy, S., Child, J., Sturgess, J., Kyegombe, N., Walakira, E., Elbourne, D., Naker, D., and Devries, K., “Implementation of the Good School Toolkit in Uganda: a quantitative process evaluation of a successful violence prevention program”, BMC Public Health, vol. 18, 2018.
N. Kyegombe, Namakula, S., Mulindwa, J., Lwanyaaga, J., Naker, D., Namy, S., Nakuti, J., Parkes, J., Knight, L., Walakira, E., and Devries, K., “How did the Good School Toolkit reduce the risk of past week physical violence from teachers to students? Qualitative findings on pathways of change in schools in Luwero, Uganda”, vol. 180, 2017.
K. Devries, Allen, E., Child, J., Walakira, E., Parkes, J., Elbourne, D., Watts, C., and Naker, D., “The Good Schools Toolkit to prevent violence against children in Ugandan primary schools: Study protocol for a cluster randomised controlled trial”, vol. 14, p. 232, 2013.
K. Devries, Knight, L., Child, J., Mirembe, A., Nakuti, J., Jones, R., Sturgess, J., Allen, E., Kyegombe, N., Parkes, J., Walakira, E., Elbourne, D., Watts, C., and Naker, D., “The Good School Toolkit for reducing physical violence from school staff to primary school students: A cluster-randomised controlled trial in Uganda”, vol. 3, pp. e378 - 86, 2015.
C. Geary, Parker, W., Rogers, S., Haney, E., Njihia, C., Haile, A., and Walakira, E., “Gender differences in HIV disclosure, stigma, and perceptions of health”, vol. 26, pp. 1 - 7, 2014.
J. Kayiwa, Clarke, K., Knight, L., Allen, E., Walakira, E., Namy, S., Merrill, K., Naker, D., and Devries, K., “Effect of the good school toolkit on school staff mental health, sense of job satisfaction and perceptions of school climate: Secondary analysis of a cluster randomised trial”, vol. 101, 2017.
M. Winchester, McGrath, J., Kaawa-Mafigiri, D., Namutiibwa, F., Ssendegye, G., Nalwoga, A., Kyarikunda, E., Birungi, J., Kisakye, S., Ayebazibwe, N., Walakira, E., and Rwabukwali, C., “Early HIV disclosure and nondisclosure among men and women on antiretroviral treatment in Uganda”, vol. 25, 2013.
M. Baizerman, Walakira, E., and Namarome, S., “Doing Civic Youth Work With Adults: A Reality in Uganda”, vol. 34, pp. 214 - 217, 2013.
K. Devries, Parkes, J., Knight, L., Allen, E., Namy, S., Datzberger, S., Nalukenge, W., Atuhaire, L., Kyegombe, N., Walakira, E., Seeley, J., Weiss, H., and Naker, D., “Context of Violence in Adolescence Cohort (CoVAC) study: protocol for a mixed methods longitudinal study in Uganda”, BMC Public Health, vol. 20, 2020.
E. Walakira and Bogere, P., “Child Sacrifice in Uganda: Adequacy of Existing Legal Provision”, International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences, vol. 41, pp. 92-101, 2014.
J. McGrath, Winchester, M., Kaawa-Mafigiri, D., Walakira, E., Namutiibwa, F., Birungi, J., Ssendegye, G., Nalwoga, A., Kyarikunda, E., Kisakye, S., Ayebazibwe, N., and Rwabukwali, C., “Challenging the Paradigm: Anthropological Perspectives on HIV as a Chronic Disease”, vol. 33, 2014.
S. Wandera, Tumwesigye, N., Walakira, E., Kisaakye, P., and Wagman, J., “Alcohol use, intimate partner violence, and HIV sexual risk behavior among young people in fishing communities of Lake Victoria, Uganda”, BMC Public Health, vol. 21, 2021.
B. Saulo, Walakira, E., and Darj, E., “Access to healthcare for disabled persons. How are blind people reached by HIV services?”, vol. 3, pp. 49 - 53, 2012.

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