Advancing Internal Medicine.
Improving Adult Health in Uganda.
Bringing physicians together to advance clinical excellence, continuing professional development, research and advocacy for better adult healthcare.
WHAT WE DO
Continuing Professional Development
Quarterly CMEs keeping physicians current with evidence for screening, diagnosis, management and monitoring.
Scientific Conferences
Bringing physicians, trainees and researchers together to present science, exchange knowledge and build collaborations.
Specialist Training
Supporting postgraduate Internal Medicine training through APU partnerships and accredited clinical facilities.
Conference Spotlight
8th Annual Scientific Conference & AGM
From Symptoms to System: Bridging the Neuro GAP
Relive highlights, presentations and key moments from APU’s annual scientific gathering.
Next Annual Scientific Conference
Theme, dates, venue, speakers and registration details will appear here once officially announced.
Your Professional Home in Internal Medicine
Join a community of physicians committed to professional excellence, scientific collaboration and better adult healthcare in Uganda.
Clinical Resources
Evidence that supports clinical practice
Access APU’s professional resources for physicians, trainees and the wider clinical community.
Clinical Guidelines
Browse evidence-based guidance across Internal Medicine specialties and clinical practice areas.
Publications
Explore APU publications, research outputs and scientific material supporting professional learning.
About APU
Improve the health and welfare of adult patients in Uganda.
The Association of Physicians Uganda brings together physicians committed to advancing Internal Medicine, strengthening professional practice and contributing to better adult healthcare.
News & Events
Guidelines
Surface newly added guidelines, publications or scientific resources.
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Be Part of Uganda's Community of Physicians
Connect with colleagues, continue learning and contribute to the advancement of adult healthcare in Uganda.
