Building reproductive health research and audit capacity and activity in the Pacific Islands (BRRACAP) study: methods, rationale and baseline results.

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Building reproductive health research and audit capacity and activity in the Pacific Islands (BRRACAP) study: methods, rationale and baseline results.

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BACKGROUND: Clinical research and audit in reproductive health is essential to improve reproductive health outcomes and to address the Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5. Research training, mentoring and a supportive participatory research environment have been shown to increase research activity and capacity in low to middle income countries (LMIC). This paper details the methods, rationale and baseline findings of a research program aimed at increasing clinical research activity and audit...

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2014-01

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Ekeroma, Alec / Kenealy, Timothy / Shulruf, Boaz / McCowan, Lesley / Hill, Andrew

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/23236

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Humans / Focus Groups / Program Evaluation / Biomedical Research / Education / Mentors / Pacific Islands / Interviews as Topic / Capacity Building / Reproductive Health

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