[PDF] Top 20 Kuskaya: A training program for collaboration and innovation in global health

... for Kuskaya fellows included completion of a bachelor’s degree, some prior experience in research, and being a good fit with the research project and mentoring ...engineering, health sciences, humanities, ... See full document

... open innovation and also embraces elements of disrup- tive and frugal ...open innovation aims to blend in- sights from the “crowd” with those from a wide range of experts in health, but also in such ... See full document

... HRH Program are well posi- tioned to evolve into a meeting of equals: in this case, equal relationships in which each partner brings comple- mentary skills and expertise to the ...in global health ... See full document

... graduate program in ...well-structured program, which will address the needs and gaps in oral public health in the country and inform the development of course ... See full document

... The global community is now considering the development priorities and challenges for the next 15 years with a focus on impact, equity and ...for health that aims “to ensure healthy lives and promote ... See full document

... Most of institutions in the same cluster come from the same or neighboring countries (regions). It means that geographic distance can be the major limiting factor in COPD coopera- tion research. Highly ranked ... See full document

... including health care, in both developed and developing countries; and it has increasingly become a critical approach in health care delivery [6-8], but it is not practiced with community-based ... See full document

... in health care and clinical research often car- ries a positive message for the “Global South” nations of Africa, South America and Southeast ...the Global South. Unethical studies directed by the ... See full document

... Perhaps the most significant change transpired in KSMU has been the culture of evidence-based medicine and, transitively, the challenging of authority and open- ing of dialogue between students and teachers. Origin- ... See full document

... There are several limitations to consider for this study. This study is based entirely on routinely collected data available in the patient file. While we cannot verify the ac- curacy of diagnosis, we believe the ... See full document

... pediatric global health site should provide a mutually beneficial experience for both host institution and visiting resi- ...of global health training may include structured teaching, ... See full document

... Participants perform training activity Feedback discussion Trainer led Participants observe Demonstrations. Follow guided instruction[r] ... See full document

... each training setting to help them develop or strengthen their collaborative skills and prepare them to become role models for ...Before training, participants completed a survey about their clinical set- ... See full document

... The aim of IPT (Pare et al., 2012; Medves et al., 2013) was to learn patient centeredness in practice. Bridges et al. (2011) pointed that an IP team has to have common goals and they have to plan their work together to ... See full document

... (co- innovation in global value chains) and research context (agricultural ...chain collaboration literature led this study to focus more closely on three themes; 1) how individuals in the chain ... See full document

... our training and lives within these same systems) must not lead to the conclusion that we are well-positioned to use the same methods to conduct research with education part- ners in LMICs ...within global ... See full document

... anesthesiology training, there exists no guiding academic authority on global health education and research, and no central, reliable source of educational ...teaching global health ... See full document

... and innovation system - including not just our universities, research institutions and businesses, but also our regulatory system, our quality infrastructure, and our policy and governance ... See full document

... the training pro- gram in their own ...the training program and in the changes in care ...the training” (Mangers’ group f ...the training” (Managers’ group ...were training and ... See full document

... A good understanding of the burden of disease and risk factors is important because in addition to these conditions co-existing [33], diseases, disease precursors, and risk factors can also interact influencing host sus- ... See full document