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Participatory Research: An Opportunity to Integrate Communities and Researchers (Bilingual Publication)
Participatory research refers to a collaborative approach that equitably involves those affected by an issue in all stages of the research cycle. It engages those who are not necessarily trained …
How to Write the Introduction of a Research Article?
This blog post provides guidelines for writing the introduction to a research paper.
Enrolment open: Working with Communities: Participatory Research for Policy Change
Are you looking to engage communities more meaningfully in your research? Our newest open course, Working with Communities: Participatory Research for Policy Change, is now open for enrolment. Nine weeks, …
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Rising Scholars and Research Alpha: a new partnership for Rising Scholars members
Health researchers, the global evidence ecosystem and Healthcare Information For All (HIFA)
Quality health care is fundamentally dependent on researchers as the first component of the global evidence ecosystem. Strengthening communication, understanding and advocacy across the system, including and especially health researchers, …
Help Shape the Future of Systematic Review Training for Researchers in LMICs
The Systematic Reviews Network (SRN) is conducting a short Needs Assessment Survey for early-career researchers in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The aim is to understand the challenges researchers face …
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Learning to Use Mixed Methods: A Researcher’s Journey from Numeric Quantification to Meaningful Inquiry
Early-career researchers are often trained to treat numbers as the hallmark of methodological rigour. Yet many discover that findings can be statistically sound while remaining disconnected from how people actually …
Beyond Waiting to Be Asked: Why Women Hesitate to Request Mentorship & How We Can Change It
There are gender gaps in request for mentorship and closing the gap requires efforts at the individual and institutional level.
