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Want your research to be seen and applied?
HIFA is working with TDR/WHO, to learn how researchers can better communicate health research evidence to policymakers. To explore this together, join us now on the 4-week in-depth online discussion on the HIFA forums (September 2022).
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WE'RE HIRING!
Regional Coordinators for Global Research Nurses for the Latin America and Caribbean, African and Asian Regions. If you share our values, are passionate about research and want to be part of Global Research Nurses then apply by 21/09/2022!
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Scholarships available!
The Burdett Trust for Nursing is funding 25 Scholarship Awards for nurses and midwives to attend the RISE Symposium 2022 & The Global Health Network Conference 2022. Application deadline: midnight (BST) 10 September 2022.
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Register for Cancer Symposium
The 21st annual Shaukat Khanum Cancer Symposium (SKCS), will be hybrid event held in Lahore, Pakistan, an opportunity to exchange latest knowledge and expertise related to cancer diagnosis, treatment and research.
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Call for Proposals: Artificial Intelligence
Deadline: August 11, 2022. Apply to establish a regional hub to manage networks in Asia, Latin America, Caribbean, Middle East and North Africa for advancing sexual, reproductive, and maternal health outcomes using responsible Artificial Intelligence approaches and solutions.
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The Global Health Network Conference 2022
Did you miss The Global Health Network Conference 2022? To catch up, watch the replay here.
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Register as an Ethics Expert
Do you have expertise or experience in bioethics and would like to join and contribute to the Network? Register here to enter the Network’s Ethics Advice Platform.
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'How to' Toolkits!
Free and flexible resources to strengthen research processes, to plan and conduct clinical trials, as well as to implement a research capacity-building initiative in your community
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EDCTP Networks of Excellence
EDCTP supports networks of research centres that are involved in clinical trials in sub-Saharan Africa. These Networks of Excellence (NoEs) facilitate research collaboration by uniting diverse institutions in the four regions of sub-Saharan Africa.
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ARCH Stakeholder Mapping Report
The ARCH stakeholder mapping report details how an initial list of key stakeholders (in research, policy and health) were identified, and how they could bridge the 'health research uptake' gap along with lessons learned.
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Target COVID-19 children's book
One by One 2030 launched a children’s book called “Keto and Zuri Learn about COVID-19,” to help parents and caregivers across Africa explain COVID-19 to children by sharing scientific facts in age-appropriate language.
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