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The aim of The Global Health Network and all of its component member areas is to share methods, knowledge and tools between disease areas, regions and roles in order to support more and better research in Global Health.
It is therefore important that the information and resources are available to as many people as possible and so we understand that the materials, articles, discussions etc. need to be available to everyone in your local language.
Formal translation is very expensive and time consuming but is being used where possible, such as with the e-learning courses. For the rest of the The Global Health Network we have added the google translate tool to every page.
Whilst google translate is not perfect it should be good enough to make the vast quantity of very valuable information more accessible to more people. However it is important that this is monitored. Sample pages will be back translated and feedback from users is also essential. Please contact info@globalhealthtrials.org to comment on your experience with the translate tool - good or bad.