Rornald is a population health researcher with a background in economics and statistics. He has
an experience of at least 9 years in health implementation research. Rornald has experience
in designing and implementing M&E systems, which he has gained through leading numerous
interventions. He is now pursuing his PhD in Demography at London School of Economics and
Political Science with a focus on Child Health and Survival in Uganda. He has skills in both
quantitative and qualitative data analysis using modern software such as R and Nvivo. He is also
skilled in generating research products that inform appropriate decision-making.
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