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Primary Health Care Practice Journal- A journal of Amref International University

We believe that lasting health change in Africa can only be achieved in primary healthcare that is rooted in evidence.
Our Vision: To be a journal of choice for cutting-edge research, aligning practice with evidence in strengthening primary healthcare practice for lasting health change in Africa.
Aim: To provide a thoughtful forum for publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed manuscripts on contemporary multidisciplinary issues and challenges affecting primary healthcare research, policy, and practice on the Africa continent
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Volume 5 (May - Aug 2026)

Featured articles

Outbreak investigation report

Improving infection prevention and control quality for Mpox response in Burundi: field-based WASH and infection control strategies

Jean Paul Muambangu Milambo et al.
05 Nov 2025

Research

Effect of socio-demographic factors on focused antenatal care services utilization among pregnant women at an informal settlement health centre in Nairobi, Kenya

Phylister Hellen Nanzala et al.
02 Oct 2025

Research

Factors associated with the nutritional status of children (6-30 months old) in home-based and centre-based child care centres in Embakasi East, Nairobi, Kenya

Josephine Atieno Odhiambo et al.
23 Dec 2025

Research

Health facility factors affecting the provision of post-abortion care services in Trans- Nzoia County, Western Kenya

Vyntine Nanjala Mukhwana et al.
19 Dec 2025

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Psychological distress and preserved academic functioning among medical trainees in Kenya: a convergent mixed-methods cross-sectional study (Research)
Collins Moses Owuor, Augustine Mwangi Gatotoh, Ruth Mumo Omungo, Grace Achieng Otieno
PHCP. 6(1). 03 Sep 2026
Association of cash transfer and nutrition message intervention with nutrition status of children aged 6-59 months in the universal child benefit pilot programme In Nyando Sub-County, Kenya (Research)
Phinhas Ochieng Atieno, Daniel Onguru, Maureen Cheserek
PHCP. 5(10). 31 Aug 2026
Insulin usage technique and associated factors: a cross-sectional study in Southern Brazil (Research)
Luma Aquino de Avila, Priscila Echevarria, Paulo Avila Junior, Ina da Silva dos Santos
PHCP. 5(9). 03 Aug 2026
Stroke awareness and associated factors among hypertension and diabetes mellitus patients attending Tororo General Hospital, Eastern Uganda: a cross-sectional study (Research)
Nicholas Higenyi, Jude Tadeo Onyango, Jane Frances Namatovu, Mark Kaddu Mukasa
PHCP. 5(8). 28 Jul 2026
Economic determinants of social health insurance uptake among rural households in Laikipia North Sub-County, Kenya: a cross-sectional mixed-methods study (Research)
Evans Otieno Otieno, Michel Mutabazi, Anastasia Kimeu
PHCP. 5(7). 10 Jul 2026
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