Germaine Tuyisenge
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1725564 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Germaine Tuyisenge |
| PRENOMES | Germaine |
| SOBRENOME | Tuyisenge |
| ASSINATURA | TUYISENGE G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Simon Fraser University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1777-8930 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The effect of an audio-recorded intervention program on the knowledge and self-reported practices of menstruation and hygiene among visually impaired young girls in Rwanda
The study revealed a significant association between the audio-recorded interventions and improved menstrual hygiene knowledge and practices among visually impaired young girls. However, since the study utilized a pretest-posttest design, a randomized controlled trial is recommended for robust evidence
Impacts of local, provincial, and federal immigration policies on health and social services access among women with precarious immigration status
Sanctuary City policies are recommended to advance im/migrants' human rights, reduce instances of delayed or denied care, untreated illnesses, and social isolation. Full implementation of Sanctuary principles at the local level (i.e., reduced collaboration between local service providers and federal immigration enforcement) is needed to improve access to health and other services based on need, regardless of immigration status. At the provincial …
Experiences of peer educators in a high school sexual and reproductive health peer education programme in Rwanda
Background: To contribute to a reduction in teenage pregnancy among in-school adolescents in Rwanda, a sexual and reproductive health peer education programme (SRHPEP) was developed and implemented. Reflecting on the unique characteristics of this newly implemented programme, and understanding peer educators’ (PEs) and facilitators’ perspectives, can provide insights into the programme’s effectiveness and feedback to improve the programme in the …
Contradictions and possibilities for change
Increasing global inequities have led to ongoing critiques of both the historical roots and current practices in global health. From this literature, questions have emerged about the future of global health and Canada’s role in this future. However, there is little research exploring the role of Canadian policy for global health funding and the experience of stakeholders that currently implement projects with Canadian funding. This study explores…
Sars-CoV-2 testing and Covid-19–related primary care use among people with citizenship, permanent residency, and temporary immigration status
Interwoven immigration, health, and occupational policies place people with temporary status in circumstances of precarity and higher health risk. Reducing precarity accompanying temporary status, including regularization pathways, and decoupling access to health care from immigration status can address health inequities
Using an ethics of care lens to understand the place of community health workers in Rwanda's maternal healthcare system
Facilitating equitable community-level access to maternal health services
Rwanda's maternal CHWs are heavily responsible for promoting equitable access to maternal health services. Consequently, they may be required to use their own resources for their practice, which could jeopardize their own socio-economic welfare and capacity to meet the demands of their families. Considering the unpaid and untrained nature of this position, we highlight the factors that threaten the sustainability of CHWs' role to facilitate equit…
Continuing Professional Development in Maternal Health Care
Sars-CoV-2 testing and Covid-19–related primary care use among people with citizenship, permanent residency, and temporary immigration status
Interwoven immigration, health, and occupational policies place people with temporary status in circumstances of precarity and higher health risk. Reducing precarity accompanying temporary status, including regularization pathways, and decoupling access to health care from immigration status can address health inequities
Continuing Professional Development in Maternal Health Care
Facilitating equitable community-level access to maternal health services
Rwanda's maternal CHWs are heavily responsible for promoting equitable access to maternal health services. Consequently, they may be required to use their own resources for their practice, which could jeopardize their own socio-economic welfare and capacity to meet the demands of their families. Considering the unpaid and untrained nature of this position, we highlight the factors that threaten the sustainability of CHWs' role to facilitate equit…
Using an ethics of care lens to understand the place of community health workers in Rwanda's maternal healthcare system
Sars-CoV-2 testing and Covid-19–related primary care use among people with citizenship, permanent residency, and temporary immigration status
Interwoven immigration, health, and occupational policies place people with temporary status in circumstances of precarity and higher health risk. Reducing precarity accompanying temporary status, including regularization pathways, and decoupling access to health care from immigration status can address health inequities
Experiences of peer educators in a high school sexual and reproductive health peer education programme in Rwanda
Background: To contribute to a reduction in teenage pregnancy among in-school adolescents in Rwanda, a sexual and reproductive health peer education programme (SRHPEP) was developed and implemented. Reflecting on the unique characteristics of this newly implemented programme, and understanding peer educators’ (PEs) and facilitators’ perspectives, can provide insights into the programme’s effectiveness and feedback to improve the programme in the …
Contradictions and possibilities for change
Increasing global inequities have led to ongoing critiques of both the historical roots and current practices in global health. From this literature, questions have emerged about the future of global health and Canada’s role in this future. However, there is little research exploring the role of Canadian policy for global health funding and the experience of stakeholders that currently implement projects with Canadian funding. This study explores…
The effect of an audio-recorded intervention program on the knowledge and self-reported practices of menstruation and hygiene among visually impaired young girls in Rwanda
The study revealed a significant association between the audio-recorded interventions and improved menstrual hygiene knowledge and practices among visually impaired young girls. However, since the study utilized a pretest-posttest design, a randomized controlled trial is recommended for robust evidence
Impacts of local, provincial, and federal immigration policies on health and social services access among women with precarious immigration status
Sanctuary City policies are recommended to advance im/migrants' human rights, reduce instances of delayed or denied care, untreated illnesses, and social isolation. Full implementation of Sanctuary principles at the local level (i.e., reduced collaboration between local service providers and federal immigration enforcement) is needed to improve access to health and other services based on need, regardless of immigration status. At the provincial …
Medicine (7 obras) · Nursing (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Public health (5 obras) · Environmental health (4 obras) · Global Maternal and Child Health (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · Health care (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)