WHO Collaborating Centre
The WHO has confirmed a further 4 year designation for the Centre for Population Health Sciences as a WHO Collaborating Centre on Population Health Research and Training.
The Centre for Population Health Sciences became recognised by the WHO in 2013 as a WHO Collaborating Centre on Population Health Research and Training.
WHO collaborating centres are institutions such as research institutes, parts of universities or academies, which are designated by the Director-General of the WHO to carry out activities in support of the Organization's programmes.
We are delighted to have been approved for redesignation by the WHO, for a further 4 years.
WHO Collaborating Centre on Population Health Research and Training
Terms of Reference
- To assist WHO in the development and appropriate application of priority setting methods for health research and health interventions prioritisation
- To assist WHO in the development of estimates of health burden and disease epidemiology, particularly respiratory diseases, and to apply this in evaluation studies
- To assist WHO in developing biobanks in low-resource settings
Subjects
- Child & maternal health
- Infection control
- Research policy & development
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