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Strengthening health systems through responsible AI : an emergent research landscape
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An Introduction and Practical Guide to Community Engagement and Involvement in Global Health Research
This is a free online course on community engagement and involvement (CEI) in global health research.
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Guidance for best practices for clinical trials
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released a comprehensive guidance document aimed at improving the quality and equity of clinical trials worldwide, set to be launched on September 25, 2024.
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Grant Awardees Webinar
Southeast Asia Bioethics Network grant awardees present their bioethics research in this webinar on the 12th December between 4:00 and 5:00 pm (MYT)
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Strengthening health systems through responsible AI : an emergent research landscape
Read the discussion paper
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An Introduction and Practical Guide to Community Engagement and Involvement in Global Health Research
This is a free online course on community engagement and involvement (CEI) in global health research.
Learn more
Welcome
Mesh is an Online Network for people working in Community Engagement with Global Health Research
This is a collaborative, open access knowledge hub where community engagement practitioners, researchers, health workers and others can network, share resources and discuss good practice. Sign up to join this growing community.
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Lists of both Online Courses, and academic courses or professional development, with great learning opportunities in community engagement.
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Find curated resource areas on key topics in the engagement field including evaluation, working with schools and engagement with vaccine research.
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Discover and explore the diversity of engagement work across the collaborative research programmes, consortia or large networks.
Resources
Explore all the resources on Mesh including project reports, guides and tools, and published literature by engagement method, health topic or region.
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See materials, presentations and videos from past events hosted on Mesh. Find out about upcoming workshops and webinars.
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Mesh is a free, collaborative and open-access knowledge hub for people working in community engagement with Global Health research.
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"Community Engagement is not just a part of global health research; it's its heart and soul. It ensures that our efforts are not only scientifically sound, but also socially relevant and culturally sensitive."
- Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of WHO, 2023
Mesh is lead and shaped by its users, anyone involved in community engagement can get involved and contribute to and benefit from the resources, knowledge and expertise on the Mesh website. Watch this short introductory video to learn more.
Introduction to Mesh produced by Ellie Pinney.
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