NLOperational Research Fellow
International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung DiseaseRemote
Global health and wellbeingGlobal health and infectious diseaseResearchData
Why this is on the board
With tuberculosis the bottleneck is often not the medicines but delivery, and you research where patients drop out or are diagnosed too late in national programmes in poorer countries. Through SORT IT training you also teach health workers there to do this research themselves — though it only helps if ministries actually use the findings.
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About the role
Develop and conduct operational research on tuberculosis and lung disease interventions, generating evidence to improve health care delivery in programme settings. - Develop grant proposals and research protocols addressing country priorities; support implementation projects to generate evidence on efficiency, outcomes, and scalability. - Conduct data analytics, produce scientific manuscripts, and submit at least two peer-reviewed papers annually as a performance requirement. - Facilitate SOR…
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