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International communication?

International Collaborating In Public Health Research and Practice Ali-Akbar Haghdoost Regional Knowledge Hub, and WHO Collaborating Centre for HIV Surveillance Institute for Futures Studies in Health Kerman University of Medical Sciences, Kerman, Iran. International communication?.

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International communication?

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  1. International Collaborating In Public Health Research and Practice Ali-Akbar HaghdoostRegional Knowledge Hub, and WHO Collaborating Centre for HIV SurveillanceInstitute for Futures Studies in HealthKerman University of Medical Sciences, Kerman, Iran

  2. International communication? • Work with the most outstanding scientists • Breaking down complex tasks into manageablepieces • Push of external factors, not related to the science • Capacity building through collaboration • Financial aspects • Fields of research • Lack of sufficient experts • Reducing of duplication research • Increase citation • ………

  3. North-North Collaboration

  4. South-South Collaboration

  5. Collaboration Criteria C OMMUNICATION O RGANZIATIONAL L EADERSHIP L EARNING A UTHORITY B ALANCE O WNERSHIP R ESOURCES A CCOUNTABILITY T IME I NTERESTS O PPORTUNITIES N EEDS

  6. Research & practice in public health

  7. Example in public health:Knowledge hub idea 1. Distribute knowledge among executive managers 2. Empower authorities in their decision-making 3. Capacity building 4. Developing and adapting the training manuals & guidelines 5. Technical assistance 6. Active participation in applied studies at national and regional levels 7. Dissemination of knowledge 8. Development of collaborative networks with national and international institutions 9. ….

  8. Effective training Level of training: basic or advance, national or international Topics: based on real needs Participants: who may apply the content in the field Methods: face to face or distance based, based on lectures or practicals 1. New Sampling Methods for surveys among population at increased risk of HIV; December 2009, Tehran, 2. Population Size Estimates; August 2010, Kerman, Iran 3. Facility-Based HIV Surveillance; November 2010, Tehran, Iran 4. Estimating the Size of Most-at-Risk Populations Workshop; April 2011, Beirut, Lebanon 5. Second Generation HIV/AIDS Surveillance; July 2011, Tehran, Iran 6. Second Generation HIV/AIDS Surveillance, Population Size Estimation and Sampling in Hard-to-Reach Populations; October 2011, Tabriz, Iran 7. Network Scale-Up to Estimate the Population Size of High-Risk Groups for HIV, May 2013, Tehran, Iran 8. The Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) of HIV, for female Members of Positive Clubs, 4-6 March 2014, Kerman, Iran 9. Planning for developing population size estimation for key population at increased risk of HIV/AIDS, 24-28 August 2014, Tehran, Iran (future course)

  9. PARTICIPANTS By 2013, the HIVHUB had held several training courses/workshops at both national and international levels. Ten different training courses have been held so far. Overall, more than 350 participants have attended these training courses from different countries across the world

  10. Applied research to generate required evidences: national and international projects Knowledge gaps Needs and demands Capacities Attraction Feasibility Political issues A) Completed Projects: • Cooperation in Designing the Protocols for Afghanistan, 2009 • Bio-Behavioral Survey among Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) in Yemen, 2011 • Technical Support for HIV/AIDS Surveillance in Iraq, 2010 • Assessment of Feasibility of Modes of Transmission (MOT) and Network Scale up (NSU) Studies in Sudan, 2013 • Impact of Harm Reduction Interventions among People Who Inject Drugs (PWIDs) in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2013 • Modeling of New HIV Infections Based on Exposure Groups in Sudan, using MOT model, 2013-14 B) Running Projects: • Size estimation in Sudan, 2014-15 •  New Technology to Measure Spatial Movement and Social Interaction of PWIDs in San Francisco, USA, 2014 • Population Size Estimation of Men Who have Sex with Men in Georgia, 2014

  11. Dissemination via publications

  12. New methodologies • Sampling techniques • Size estimation methods • International guidelines • Data collection tools • Research protocols

  13. www.who-hivhub.org

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