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Welcome to the Global Health Trials Knowledge Hub, the oldest community on the Global Health Network.
NEW COURSE
WHO Good Practices for Clinical Trial Design and Implementation
This course supports understanding and application of key ethical, scientific principles for designing and conducting high-quality, impactful clinical trials.
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Collaborate with others by sharing information and engaging in discussions on various issues related to translating health research findings into policy and practice
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Your career in research
Free resources to plan your career from interview planning to appraisals
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Useful resources, supporting step-wise guidance and offering the ‘how to’ approach
Resources
Designed to guide, teach, support, and train you and your team in setting up and running high-quality studies
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Read the experiences of African, Asian and Latin American institutions working with TGHN
The Global Health Network Training Centre
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EXCITING NEWS!
Study online for our University of Oxford Postgraduate Diploma in Global Health Research
Some bursaries are available to cover course fees.
Term 1: Research Design
Term 2: Data Management and Analysis
Term 3: Quality Systems
Term 4: Research Implementation
Apply now: https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate/courses/pgdip-global-health-research
Your decision will help train, equip, and empower frontline health workers to save lives through research
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