Reagan Baluku | Quantitative Hypotheses | Best Researcher Award
Dr Reagan Baluku, Global health Uganda, Uganda
Dr. Reagan Baluku is a dedicated pediatrician and researcher with a Master’s in Pediatrics and Child Health from Makerere University (2019β2023) and an MBChB from Ryazan State I.P. Pavlov Medical University (2008β2014). π©Ίβ¨ He has extensive training in clinical practice, including neonatal care and trauma life support, and holds certifications in human subject protection and Good Clinical Practice. ππ‘ Dr. Baluku has contributed to impactful studies on sickle cell anemia, COVID-19, and child health, with publications in reputable journals. ππ As a Research Study Manager and conference presenter, he is committed to advancing pediatric health and education. πΆπ¬
Publication Profile
Education
Dr. Reagan Baluku is a dedicated medical professional with a solid academic foundation in medicine and pediatrics. He recently completed a Master’s in Pediatrics and Child Health (2019β2023) at Makerere University College of Health Sciences ππΆ. His journey began with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree (2008β2014) from Ryazan State I. P. Pavlov Medical University π©Ίπ. Prior to this, he achieved his Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (2006β2007) at Ntare School π, following his Uganda Certificate of Education (2002β2005) at the same institution ππ«. His educational path reflects a strong commitment to excellence in healthcare. πβ¨
Additional Training
Dr. Reagan Baluku has an impressive history of certifications in clinical and healthcare practices. He completed CITI Human Subject Protection training in April 2020 and August 2022 π, and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training at Mulago in 2016, 2017, and 2019 π. In March 2022, he earned a GCP certification from the Johns Hopkins Center for Clinical Global Health Education π₯. Additionally, Dr. Baluku attended specialized training in Acute Neonatal Resuscitation and Care in Hoima (July 2016) πΆ and Acute Trauma Life Support and Resuscitation in Surgery at Mulago (June 2015) π. These achievements reflect his commitment to advancing patient care.
Professional ExperienceΒ
Dr. Reagan Baluku is a dedicated researcher and clinician with extensive experience in leading and managing studies. As a Study Manager, Study Coordinator, and Research Assistant, he has demonstrated exemplary leadership in projects like the SuPCHO study, which focuses on learning deficits. π§ π His clinical expertise shines through his mentorship of medical students and his proficiency in neonatal care, reflecting his commitment to advancing healthcare. π©ββοΈπΆ Combining research and practical skills, Dr. Baluku continues to make significant contributions to medical education and clinical practice, bridging the gap between evidence-based research and quality patient care. πππ‘
Conferences and SymposiumsΒ
Dr. Reagan Baluku’s presentation at the Global Health Uganda Scientific Symposium underscores his dedication to advancing global health initiatives ππ. By sharing his research findings and engaging with fellow experts, he demonstrates a strong commitment to fostering dialogue and collaboration in tackling pressing health challenges π€π. This platform not only highlights his expertise but also reinforces his role as a key contributor to meaningful scientific discussions π©Ίπ§¬. Dr. Baluku’s active participation reflects his passion for improving health outcomes and driving innovation in the field of global health ππ¬.
Research focus
Dr. Reagan Balukuβs research focuses on sleep disturbances among school-going children, particularly in Uganda. His work examines the prevalence and associated factors such as screen time, environmental conditions, and socio-economic influences. Utilizing cross-sectional methodologies, he identifies how behaviors like prolonged TV or smartphone use impact sleep quality, ranging from poor sleep to severe disturbances. This research is vital for designing targeted interventions to enhance children’s health and well-being. Collaborating with institutions like the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, his studies contribute to the global discourse on pediatric sleep health. πππ±β¨