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It’s very rare to get an opportunity to be interacting with other researchers who are interested in a completely different research area, compared to the same people you always meet when you go to an immunotherapy/oncology conference. It’s really a great opportunity to get the latest and greatest about the science, but also to interact with colleagues that normally you wouldn’t have a chance to meet with.
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~ Prof Ramy Ibrahim
Vice President, Clinical Development, Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy
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Programme >
Global Health Plenary
Students in Global Health
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Track type:
Plenary
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Date: 17 Sep 2021
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Time:
1720 - 1805
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Location: Seminar Room 1
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The third and last session of the Global Health Symposium will showcase global health projects undertaken by students under the guidance of SDGHI faculty. The students will share their project findings as well as the challenges they faced in conducting global health research both in person and virtually due to travel restrictions and lockdown measures in the region.
TOPIC 1:
Improvement in Quality of Life among Sri Lankan Patients with Haemorrhoids after Invasive Treatment: A Longitudinal Observational Study
TOPIC 2:
Improvement in Quality of Life with Treatment of Chronic Venous Disease in Sri Lanka
TOPIC 3:
Battling Against the Great Disruption to Surgical Care in a Pandemic: Insights from Eleven South and Southeast Asian Countries
TOPIC 4:
A Scooping Review to Describe Primary Care Interventions and Associated Tools in Low-resource Settings in Asia
TOPIC 5:
Developing Effective Pandemic Prevention and Response: Good Practices and Lessons on COVID-19 Pandemic Control from Asia
*Information is correct at time of update
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