A behavioral approach for health-care waste Management practices in uganda: a theoretical review perspective
Ndejje University Journal Of Interdisciplinary Studies,
Volume 1, Issue 2 [September 2025]
eISSN:3079-7683
DOI: https://doi.org/10.64080/ndujis.2025.1.2.Sptr007
1.Godfrey Olum, Ndejje University Uganda, labejagodfrey@gmail.com:
2.Favor Excellence, Soroti University, efavorsun.ac.ug:
3.Wilson Muyinda Mande, Nkumba University, mandewm@gmail.com:
4.Henry Buwule Musoke, Ndejje University Uganda, hbuwule@ndejjeuniversity.ac.ug:
Abstract
Health-care waste management practices have remained behaviour tasks yet Uganda has not taken lot seriously. Aware of the context, this paper used a systematic theoretical review while seeking possible approach to apply. It shows that healthcare waste management practices are behavior problem or question and this shaped the main objective seeking for a solution to Uganda. A variety of papers have been accessed from the database and 140 articles were later used with the help of inclusion and exclusion criterion. The finding indicates proper healthcare waste management can be obtained by applying different theoretical approaches as they complement one another, but with emphasis to planned behaviour theory and the theory of self – regulation. Additionally, theories can be used in policy making processes.


























