Archive for month: March, 2009

HR-HR Initiative on Human Resources for Health Research

‘HR-HR’ Human Resources for Health Research:  A neglected area of Human Resources for Health

The debate on Human Resources for Health (HRH) is growing in importance in the international development community and is the theme of the WHO 2006 World Health Report. HRH has attracted much attention due to the large numbers of health care workers, medical staff and qualified doctors, trained in developing countries and hired to worked in health care systems in the North America and Europe.

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African Schools of Public Health (AfriHealth)

Welcome to the COHRED page on African Schools of Public Health

AfriHealth was started in 2000 by Carel IJsselmuiden (current COHRED director) when he was director of the School of Health Systems and Public Health at the University of Pretoria, South Africa. It continued when he joined COHRED in 2004.

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COHRED hosts Global Forum on Bioethics in Research

The secretariat coordinates activities aimed at increasing learning and raising awareness on bioethics issues worldwide. It also manages an international fellowship programme with three fellows, from China, Australia and Canada.

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A health research perspective on the African Regional Health Report

COHRED Research for Health Briefing 5 looks at the African Regional Health Report of the World Health Organization from a health research perspective. A synthesis of the key messages of the report and comment from a health research perspective.

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COHRED welcomes seven new Board members

Welcome to:

Aissatou Toure Balde
Senegal
Institut Pasteur, Dakar

Annalize Fourie
South Africa/Ireland
Irish Aid, South Africa

Don de Savigny
Canada
Swiss Tropical Institute

Donald Simeon
Trinidad & Tobago
Caribbean Health Research Council

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From Brain Drain to Brain Gain – practical approaches to building research talent in Africa

The debate on Human Resources for Health (HRH) is growing in importance in the international development community and is the theme of the WHO 2006 World Health Report. HRH has attracted much attention due to the large numbers of health care workers, medical staff and qualified doctors, trained in developing countries and hired to worked in health care systems in the North America and Europe.

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Introducing an effective research cost recovery system – University of Capetown’s experience

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COHRED approach to National Health Research System Assessment & Development

Symposium on the Comparative Analysis of National Research Systems UNESCO Dr Andrew Kennedy- COHRED

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Strengthening health systems in Southern Africa. From Research to Action — from Local to International

We support efforts to prevent and treat diseaes and conditions that meet three criteria: they cause widespread illnessand deathindeveloping countries;they represent the greatest inequalities in health between developed and developing countries; and they receive inadequate attention and funding.

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Needs of health research in developing countries: The role of Europe and of International Science and Technology Cooperation

We support efforts to prevent and treat diseases and conditions that meet three criteria: they cause widespread illness and death in developing countries; they represent the greatest inequalities in health between developed and developing countries; and they receive inadequate attention and funding.

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