A review of Uganda's response to an Ebola outbreak has been conducted. The review found that the outbreak was detected and responded to quickly, with detection occurring within seven days and priority actions following shortly after. The review also identified areas for improvement, including border screening and community engagement.

A meeting was held in Jinja from 8 to 9 July to discuss the response, attended by representatives from various organizations. Further details about the review and its findings are available from the source. The review involved multiple partners, including Africa CDC and the World Health Organization, and aimed to assess Uganda's response to the outbreak.