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Latest papers
Growing the global cancer care system: success stories from around the world and lessons for the future.
Journal of the National Cancer Institute · 2024
Financial Toxicity: Unveiling the Burden of Cancer Care on Patients in Rwanda.
The oncologist · 2024 · first author
Mapping of Radiation Oncology and Gynecologic Oncology Services Available to Treat the Growing Burden of Cervical Cancer in Africa.
International journal of radiation oncology, biology, physics · 2024
Latest funding
- $19,870
Bridging a gap in global oncology research: Building capacity in research methods in Rwanda.
CIHR · 2023 · Principal investigator
16 publications.
Growing the global cancer care system: success stories from around the world and lessons for the future.
Dee EC, Pramesh CS, Booth CM, Rubagumya F, Mutebi M, Feliciano EJG, Eala MAB, Cerri GG, Ginsburg O, Gyawali B, Moraes FY
Financial Toxicity: Unveiling the Burden of Cancer Care on Patients in Rwanda.
Rubagumya F, Wilson B, Manirakiza A, Mutabazi E, A Ndoli D, Rudakemwa E, Chamberlin MD, Hopman WM, Booth CM
Mapping of Radiation Oncology and Gynecologic Oncology Services Available to Treat the Growing Burden of Cervical Cancer in Africa.
Anakwenze CP, Allanson E, Ewongwo A, Lumley C, Bazzett-Matabele L, Msadabwe SC, Kamfwa P, Shouman T, Lombe D, Rubagumya F, Polo A, Ntekim A, Vanderpuye V, Ghebre R, Kochbati L, Awol M, Gnangnon FHR, Snyman L, Fokom Domgue J, Incrocci L, Ndlovu N, Razakanaivo M, Abdel-Wahab M, Trimble E, Schmeler K, Simonds H, Grover S
Assessing the utilization of cancer medicines in Rwanda: an analysis of treatment patterns.
Rubagumya F, Wilson B, Shyirambere C, Manirakiza A, Mugenzi P, Chamberlin M, Hopman WM, Booth C
Allocation of authorship and patient enrollment among global clinical trials in oncology.
Rubagumya F, Fundytus A, Keith-Brown S, Hopman WM, Gyawali B, Mukherji D, Hammad N, Pramesh CS, Aggarwal A, Eniu A, Sengar M, Riechelmann RSR, Sullivan R, Booth CM
Status of Peer Review in Radiation Oncology: A Survey of Cancer Centers in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Rubagumya F, Mushonga M, Abdihamid O, Nyagabona S, Hopman W, Nwamaka L, Omar AA, Ndlovu N, Booth C, Aggarwal A, Brundage M, Vanderpuye V, de Moraes FY
Media coverage of cancer therapeutics: A review of literature.
Rubagumya F, Galica J, Rugengamanzi E, Niyibizi BA, Aggarwal A, Sullivan R, Booth CM
Highlights from the Second Choosing Wisely Africa conference: a roadmap to value-based cancer care in East Africa (9-10 February 2023, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania).
Eulade R, Nnko GA, Ndumbalo J, Dharsee N, Akoko LO, Ntizimira C, Likonda B, Chuwa HR, Lidenge S, Vanderpuye V, Hammad N, Muya S, Rubagumya F
An analysis of the African cancer research ecosystem: tackling disparities.
Rubagumya F, Carson L, Mushonga M, Manirakiza A, Murenzi G, Abdihamid O, Athman A, Mungo C, Booth C, Hammad N
Pharmaceutical industry relationships with oncologists in sub-Saharan Africa.
Rubagumya F, Mutebi M, Manirakiza A, Abdihamid O, Mushonga M, Vanderpuye V, Hammad N, Booth CM
Bridging a gap in global oncology research: Building capacity in research methods in Rwanda.
Principal investigators: Saeed, Sahar Z; Rubagumya, Fidel
Keywords: Capacity Building; Global Health; Oncology
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Christopher Booth and Michael Brundage: 6 shared papers
- Christopher Booth and Jacqueline Galica: 5 shared papers
- Michael Brundage and Jacqueline Galica: 4 shared papers
- Christopher Booth and Fidel Rubagumya: 3 shared papers
- Michael Brundage and Fidel Rubagumya: 1 shared paper
- Jacqueline Galica and Fidel Rubagumya: 1 shared paper
- Oncology
- School of Nursing
- Cancer Care and Epidemiology
- Other
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