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• Emmanuel Omo-Osagie Ayoson 10 Oct 2017

  Many members are not aware of this introduce yourself forum. Is there any this can be improved upon so that as soon as member join the next is self intro.

• Emmanuel Omo-Osagie Ayoson 10 Oct 2017

  Hi all,

  I am a Consultant Family Physician, Coordinator Family Medicine Residency training and Head of Department, Asokoro District Hospital, Abuja. Dr Gbenga Ogunfowokan Introduced this network to me early this year. However, I became active in the group about 2 months.

  I have started a group in Asokoro District Hospital. We currently 50 members in this group and it is growing.
  

• Andongabi Kenedy Abendong 4 Oct 2016

  Hi all, i am Andongabi kenedy from Cameroon. currently i work as a study nurse in the Ebola clinical trail in Cameroon. additionally, i am the CEO and president of a community based health organisation improving the lives of different community through the use of diverse intervention. we are a dynamic team of young social entrepreneurs. To foster our work we do greatly welcome technical collaboration from anyone willing to assist. you can contact us on coheparinitiative@gmail.com, you can also visit our facebook page at community health promotion and rehabilitation initiative.
  Thanks
  Kind regards

• Valter Moura 23 Sep 2016

  Nossos trabalhos

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• Valter Moura 23 Sep 2016

  Hi

  Prezados,

  EDUCATIONAL ACTIONS OF THE PREVENTION OF POSSIBLE AEDES breeding AEGYPTI PERFORMED TO THE COMMUNITIES IS STILL ONE OF THE GREAT effective ways to block the spread of diseases caused by this vector.

  The costs of chemicals and their applications in countries such as Brazil tropical rains almost daily in their great majority of the states (cities), makes us the people we create effective alternatives to preventive measures against breeding. Educating communities for knowledge and understanding of the risks and guidance to conduct preventive procedures of vector breeding in their homes, their neighborhoods and cities, every citizen is a potential MULTIPLIER PREVENTIVE regardless of age, this has been our work in the communities. Today we need your help to broaden our work. As is reported by the international press are in crisis beckoning economic improvement and sustainable policy. The lack of resources to implement and streamline the project, our question is would it be possible to have them as sponsors partners as they evaluate our Educational Project Prevention vector of dengue, Chikungunya and ZIKA? We can give reciprocity to your organization for our actions INNOVATIVE PRACTICES WITH PROVEN RESULTS EFFECTIVE. Thank you for your brevity. See one of our examples and finding appropriate will send more information.

  http://cczniteroirj.blogspot.com.br/2015/05/onibus-educativo-sobre-dengue-visita.html

  https://twitter.com/GrpMoura

  Valter Moura

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• Humphrey J. Mwelwa 15 Jul 2016

  Hello, Humphrey, from Zambia....a long term health care specialist

• YASIR MOHAMMED ZAROUG ELRADI 23 May 2016

  Hi every one,iam family physician training doctor in sudanese medical center for training.
  I am very interseting in research and clinical development programm.

• Alimamy Umaru Kabia 22 May 2016

  I am also the study data manager. I want to engage on Research. Thanks.

  Alimamy Umaru Kabia

• Alimamy Umaru Kabia 22 May 2016

  Hello,
  I am Alimamy Umaru Kabia. I am a nurse at the 34 Military Hospital, wilberforce. I have been a study team member for ClinicalRM study trial on Convalescent Plasma for Ebola infected patients here in Sierra leone my country at the above mentioned hospital. My current position is Disease Surveillance Officer. Thank you.

  Alimamy Umaru Kabia

• Vanessa Tran 28 Oct 2015

  Hello!

  My name is Vanessa and I am a postdoc at the University Health Network in Toronto. Our lab does malaria research, specifically looking at malaria in pregnancy and cerebral malaria. Looking forward to discussions to follow!

• Innocenter Amima 27 Oct 2015

  Hello everyone,

  Innocenter here, from Kenya currently doing my masters in Mathematical Science in AIMS-Ghana. I like biostatistics and hope to have fun and share ideas in this new family

• Deby Mukendi 25 Oct 2015

  Hello everyone. I am neurologist working at “Université de Kinshasa”. I’m also researcher in Tropical Neglected disease which causes Neurological disorders, specifically improving diagnostic. I am RDC citizen.
  

• agus fitriangga 23 Oct 2015

  hi every one, iam agus fitriangga, i am an epidemiologist working in Faculty of Medicine Tanjungpura University, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. I am looking forward to gaining a lot form this forum.
  Best REgards

• Joby George 17 Sep 2015

  Welcoming all new members to a platform exclusively for research,Stay active,Stay connected and continue researching.

  Regards,

  Joby George,
  Regional Faculty and Member,
  Global Health Trials

• Amadou Barry 15 Sep 2015

  Hello everyone,
  This is Barry from Mali. I'm a medical doctor. I have been working in the research field as co-investigator since 2006 at the Malaria Research and Training Center (MRTC). I was lucky to be awarded the African London Nagasaki scholarship in 2012 to undertake the master degree course in tropical medicine at the Institute of Tropical medicine in Japan. Currently I’m working as research associate, coordinating several clinical trials studies in Mali.
  I look forward to meet all of you in Mali very soon.

• ADEBOLA EMMANUEL ORIMADEGUN 15 Sep 2015

  Hi all. I am a paediatrician and researcher in academic institution, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.

• Tanuja Bhandari 15 Sep 2015

  Hi Everyone,
  Greeting!
  My name is Ms Tanuja Bhandari working with IIPH- Delhi, Public Health Foundation of India in Gurgaon, Haryana, India. I am Sr. Programme Officer- Trainings, responsible to organize the trainings/ workshops. To spread the word I usually post the topics in different sites where public health is main concern... Public Health Education, Research and communication.
  I would love to share the upcoming scheduled topics, those who are interest to enhance their knowledge may apply or contact me (Email: trainings@iiphd.org) for more queries.
  1- Design and Analysis of Cluster Randomized Trials (Sep 21st - 24th, 2015)

  2- Nutrition Epidemiology (Sep 28th - Oct 1st, 2015)
  Last date of registration: September 21, 2015

  3- Statistical Analysis using STATA (Oct 5 - 9, 2015)
  Last date of registration: September 30, 2015
  
  4- Data Collection in Quantitative Health Research (Oct 13 - 16, 2015)
  Last date of registration: October 6, 2015
  
  5- Workshop on Sample Size Estimation and Sampling Techniques (November 17 - 20, 2015)
  Last date of registration: November 3, 2015

  Warm regards,
  Ms Tanuja Bhandari

• josephmutalejm 15 Sep 2015

  Hi everyone I am Joseph Mutale, Zambian and currently not working. I am a biomedical technologist by profession and just joined the profession this year. Am looking forward to learning more here as I want to be in research

• Anebonam Uchenna 5 Jul 2015

  Hi Everyone,
  Greetings from Nigeria.
  I am Anebonam Uchenna, (DVM, Msc Pblic Health Parasitology and currently a resident with the Nigerian Field Epidemiology and Lab Training Programme(NFELTP) for MPH in field Epidemiology. Part of the AU volunteers that participated in the Ebola response in sierra Leone where i was a Team Lead for Port Loo District.
  My interest cuts across a wide range of fields being an epidemiologist with the ultimtae goal of reducing global health mishaps
  

• Anita Williams 2 Jul 2015

  Hi Everyone
  I'm Anita Williams, currently volunteering as a Public Health Intern in Kenya, but have worked previously as a Laboratory Technician in England and Australia. Am hoping to get a job next year in a developing nation. Am excited to see research and development come together!