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Henry ford health system global health initiative’s “Research Training to Research Project Model”

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  • Program/Project Purpose: Many academic institutions in resource-limited countries consider building local research capacity a priority for health system strengthening and improved health outcomes

  • Of 519 respondents, 60% reported an interest in global health and 59% had at least one prior globalhealth experiences (GHEs)

  • Bivariate regression found that age greater than 25 years, household income below $100,000/yr, being female, and having prior GHE were significant for greater global-health interest

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Program/Project Purpose: Many academic institutions in resource-limited countries consider building local research capacity a priority for health system strengthening and improved health outcomes. Questions addressed level of interest in global health, prior globalhealth experiences (GHEs), and demographic information. Findings: Of 519 respondents, 60% reported an interest in global health and 59% had at least one prior GHE. Bivariate regression found that age greater than 25 years, household income below $100,000/yr, being female, and having prior GHE were significant for greater global-health interest.

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