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The FEAST Trial

http://www.feast-trial.org/

This is an excellent example of an African phase III trial setting out to improve case management.

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Bookmarked by The Editorial Team on 10 May 2010
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Registration is open for the next EDCTP Forum 9-12 Oct 2011 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

http://www.edctpforum.org/

The Sixth EDCTP Forum programme will present a variety of subjects related to clinical research on the three main poverty-related diseases (PRDs) of HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.

e theme of the Forum is 'Strengthening Research Partnerships for Better Health and Sustainable Development'

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Bookmarked by The Editorial Team on 3 Nov 2010
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a web-based interactive knowledge platform on the infectious diseases of poverty (IDPs) supported by

http://tropika.net/

TropIKA.net's mission is to facilitate equitable access to and sharing of knowledge on IDPs; provide authoritative information on relevant research through commissioned reviews, profiles, news and technical briefs; enable participation in the formulation of research priorities through moderated discussion forums, blogs and communities of practice; and enhance stakeholders' participation in and contribution to health forums through "knowledge hubs". TropIKA.net is run by a team of science writers and editors, guided by an international editorial board.

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Bookmarked by The Editorial Team on 26 Jul 2010
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International Association of Clinical Research Nurses (IACRN)

http://iacrn.memberlodge.org/


The International Association of Clinical Research Nurses, based in the USA, is a professional nursing organization. Its purpose is to define, validate and advance clinical research nursing as a specialty practice and to support the professional development of registered nurses who directly or indirectly impact the care of clinical research participants.

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Bookmarked by Nicola McHugh on 16 Aug 2013
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Global Sepsis Alliance

http://www.globalsepsisalliance.org/

The Global Sepsis Alliance (GSA) is a non-profit organization supporting the efforts of an estimated 600,000 caregivers in more than 70 countries as they seek to better understand and combat what many experts believe to be the leading cause of death worldwide: sepsis.

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Bookmarked by The Editorial Team on 23 Jan 2012
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