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Building Research Methods Capacity in WHO Southern Asia Countries: Improving research productivity

Building Research Methods Capacity in WHO Southern Asia Countries: Improving research productivity. How to Increase Scientific Publications. WHO Collaborating Center. GSPH.

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Building Research Methods Capacity in WHO Southern Asia Countries: Improving research productivity

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  1. Building Research Methods Capacity in WHO Southern Asia Countries:Improving research productivity

  2. How to Increase Scientific Publications

  3. WHO Collaborating Center GSPH Janice Dorman, Ph.D.DirectorMolecular EpidemiologyRonald LaPorte, Ph.D.DirectorDisease Monitoring and Telecommunications

  4. What is the Supercourse? www.pitt.edu/~super1 SUPERCOURSE-global library of 5500 PowerPoint lectures on prevention and public health, shared for free by over 50,000 faculty members in 174 countries.

  5. Open Source PowerPoint Lecture Library Continuous Quality Improvement Distribution System to Educators Supercourse Model Large Multidisciplinary Network

  6. If you would like a free copy of the supercourse to put on your server write to Super1@pitt.edu 7

  7. Gil Omenn Former President AAAS Ismail Sergeldan, Director Library of Alexandria Advisory Board Francois Sauer CEO, Trans Am Group Vint Cerf, Father of Internet Ron LaPorte, Professor, Supercourse Founder

  8. Building Research Capacity in Developing Countries Library of Alexandria SuperHelp Desk

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  10. BA making 10,000 copies, WHO Distributing to all countries, all medical schools and all schools of public health

  11. 80% of all Scientific Articles are Turned down because of Poor Research Methods

  12. Stataphobia

  13. Vicious Cycle Submission Rejection Submission Rejection Submission Rejection

  14. 2011 Publications in Public Health

  15. Public Health Publications, US, China, India

  16. For every Biostatician there are 800 Clinicians

  17. Problem: Very little statistical capacity in developing countries Result 1: Poor research design and analysis Result 2: Limited scientific publication Solution A: Train people in the US Difficulty: 100,000 to train Ph.D. > 50% stay in US Result: Impossible to build research capacity for budding scientists in Developing countries

  18. Solution 2: Library of Alexandria help research design Help Desk

  19. Help Desk A Service the provides information and assistance concerning research methods Academic Statistical Help Desk: Typically local, helping students in the University Industrial strength Help Desk/Customer Service All major industries, 1000s of queries per hour, global

  20. Brilliant scientific Idea from EMRO investigator How do I test it? WHO EMRO BA Supercourse Help Desk for Research methods

  21. 400 Gray/No Haired experts

  22. Countries interested in establishing a National Help Desk Egypt India Iran Kazakhstan Kenya Lebanon Mexico Nepal Nigeria Pakistan Philippines Sudan Tanzania Uganda Yemen

  23. Iranian Help Desk In Persian In English

  24. Doubling Articles from Developing countries in Lancet Old Model 2000 articles from developing countries submitted Review 15 published New Model 2000 articles from developing countries submitted Review 15 published, 100 identified as great questions, poor methods 100 triaged by help desk and methods polished Reviewed as a new paper Potentially another 15 published

  25. Cost Effective Solution Research methods help Desk

  26. Future directions mHelp Desk? Help Apps!!

  27. Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. Nelson Mandela Improving access to research methods is a cost effective means to improve science in South Asian countries

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