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'How to' Toolkits!
Free and flexible resources to strengthen research processes, to plan and conduct clinical trials, as well as to implement a research capacity-building initiative in your community
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Target COVID-19 children's book
One by One 2030 launched a children’s book called “Keto and Zuri Learn about COVID-19,” to help parents and caregivers across Africa explain COVID-19 to children by sharing scientific facts in age-appropriate language.
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ARCH Stakeholder Mapping Report
The ARCH stakeholder mapping report details how an initial list of key stakeholders (in research, policy and health) were identified, and how they could bridge the 'health research uptake' gap along with lessons learned.
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COVID-19 Video tutorials for Health Care Workers
The core focus and theme of these tutorials is on safety and protection of frontline healthcare workers. Tutorials include, signs and symptoms, know your PPE, sample taking, PCR testing + much more.
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TOOLS - COVID-19 study protocols
Check the interactive step-wise toolkits and resources that are continuously being developed and uploaded to the resource area of the HUB
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The Global Health Network Conference 2022
Did you miss The Global Health Network Conference 2022? To catch up, watch the replay from here.
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The 1000 Challenge
Do you want to lead a research study that can make a difference to the health outcomes of your patients? Join the 1000 Challenge
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