Archive for month: September, 2008

Making health research more relevant to people’s needs

Does your work involve making health research more relevant to the needs of people in your country?

Or working with countries for capacity building of systems for national health research or innovation?

If so, COHRED offers expertise, tools and useful perspectives that can help you achieve these goals.

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Involving communities in an African health research agenda

In your presentation at the first East African health and scientific conference in Kampala, you stressed the issue of involving communities in sett ing a national agenda for health services and health research. Why is it important to involve communities?

There is an old English saying that it is the wearer who knows where the shoe pinches. Similarly, communities (groups of people in society that are affected by common health issues) are in the best position to identify and even prioritize their health problems.

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