
Integrating COVID-19 vaccination into routine healthcare
A practical model from Mildmay Hospital Uganda demonstrates how routine health services can absorb epidemic response functions in resource-limited settings.
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We generate high-quality evidence that strengthens health systems, improves implementation and contributes to better health outcomes in Uganda and the region.

About MRCU
MRCU is an applied health research institution anchored within the Mildmay Uganda Group. The centre builds on a research legacy that began under the Research and Strategic Information Directorate, then matured into an autonomous research entity incorporated in 2020.
Its work spans HIV, tuberculosis, malaria, mental health, public health emergencies, diagnostics, data science, research ethics and innovation translation.
What We Do
Four service lines through which MRCU delivers applied health research and evidence for partners across Uganda and the region.
Vaccines, drugs, diagnostics and medical devices evaluated through rigorous clinical research protocols.
Diagnostics, medical devices and digital innovations validated for real-world African health system contexts.
Programme evaluations, intervention assessments and policy analysis for health systems and public health.
Quantitative and qualitative data management, statistical analysis and health informatics support.
Research Areas
Our research portfolio spans clinical studies, behavioural science, biomedical science, data analytics, public health and ethical governance.

Clinical trials, implementation science and care models

Understanding the human behaviours behind health outcomes

Laboratory-enabled research and product validation

Turning longitudinal clinical data into policy-relevant evidence

Research for population health, equity and preparedness

Ethical review and study oversight through MUREC
Inside MRCU
Research, dissemination, community engagement and ethical oversight across Uganda.






News, Events and Announcements
Research milestones, publications, events and partnership developments.

A practical model from Mildmay Hospital Uganda demonstrates how routine health services can absorb epidemic response functions in resource-limited settings.
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Research on TB care campaigns across central Uganda highlights how community-level mobilisation can improve prevention, screening and linkage to care.
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MRCU continues to strengthen manuscript development, abstract writing and local research capacity through structured training and mentorship.
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We work with leading academic institutions, funders, government ministries and research organisations worldwide.




































Work with MRCU
MRCU can support research design, ethics review, clinical studies, data analytics, validation, monitoring and public health evaluation.
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