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LactaEthics
New research ethics framework for researchers working with breastfeeding mothers and children now on LactaHub to help you align your work to universal research ethics standards confidently and efficiently. visit: www.LactaEthics.org
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Read guidance articles (or contribute your own!)
Access resources to guide, teach, support and train you and your team in setting up and running high quality studies.
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Get involved with our community
The Global Health Trials community area hosts discussion groups (moderated by experts). Contribute your ideas and experience! Our blogs house up-to-date news and events, and items of interest. Keep visiting to keep informed!
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Watch Webinar: Global Health Research Priorities for Responding to the AMR Silent Pandemic
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Introduction to Data Management for Clinical Research Studies
Good data management is key in assuring quality data. Visit The Global Health Training Centre for our short course in data management 'Introduction to Data Management for Clinical Research Studies'.
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Visit the Global Health Research Process Map
Step-by-step guidance for planning successful global health research projects. A comprehensive, interactive resource providing: eLearning, questions and answers, expert guidance, links and tools. Free, open access, and applicable to all health research settings.
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Webinar
In this three-part workshop series, we are working in partnership with inspiring experts who will share their skills and experiences in communicating scientific information.
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