Skill Development of Primary Healthcare (PHC) Teams
A training course designed to enable ASHA workers to acquire the necessary competencies ng to improve the quality of healthcare services provided by PHC teams.
GHRU Supporting World Health Day 2023
For 75 years, the World Health Organisation has been committed to promoting Health for all & serving the vulnerable.
This is the Story of Health.
This is the Story of Health.
Raising awareness of the NIHR global health research portfolio
Representatives from the NIHR visited the NCD Surveillance site in Dinajpur, Bangladesh.
GHRU Trainee research visit to Imperial College London
Ananya Gupta, a PhD student from the LKC School of Medicine, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, undertook a career development placement with the School of Public Health, Imperial College London, supported by the iHealth T2D, COV-Ind-UK and NIHR 132960.
GHRU Postdoctoral research visit
Dr Awais Butt, a regular medical officer at Services Hospital, Lahore, undertook an research visit at LKC School of Medicine, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, supported by the NIHR 132960.
Award for poster presentation
This year the MQScienceFestival challenged researchers to create a 3 minute 'TikTok' poster. This poster ‘Prevalence and predictors for anxiety and depression in residents of Lahore, Pakistan. A community-based surveillance program from LMIC’ by Afshan Shahid, Service Institute of Medical Sciences (SIMS), Pakistan, was awarded 2nd place by the judging panel.
2022 Emerging Leaders cohort: CVD and Infectious diseases
The 2022 Emerging Leaders Seminar took place in Buenos Aires, Argentina and brought together a team of Emerging Leaders from 17 countries across five continents.
Ten Global Health Research Units announced to improve health outcomes for people living in LMICs
The NIHR Global Health Research Unit on Diabetes and Cardiovascular disease in South Asia has been awarded funding under the programmes second call.
Addressing the rise in diabetes and heart disease in South Asia
As rates of diabetes and heart disease rapidly rise among South Asian populations, NIHR-funded researchers are developing unique resources and novel approaches to understand and prevent their key risk factors.