This six-month grant of $144,000 will support up to 100 young Chinese and 4 special Myanmar scholars to attend the 2nd Symposium on Health Systems Research (HSR) in Beijing from October 31 to November 3, 2012.
This three-year grant will support orienting the Center to become a CMB-Collaborating Program in Evidence-Based Policy, broadening the Center’s work from clinical medicine to health policy and systems.
This grant supplements an initial 2009 grant (No. 09-981; $884,000) to establish and develop the Peking University China Center for Health Development Studies.
This project will support an unprecedented health survey of Tibet autonomous region to advance understanding of unique health conditions among people living in this high altitude geography and also engage young faculty of Tibet University Medical College to strengthen research capacity.
Building upon an earlier CMB planning grant (Grant No. 10-022), this three-year Xi’an led four-school partnership intends to develop and evaluate an innovative community nursing model.
This grant brings two projects: a longitudinal study of medical students’ attitude towards professionalismand viewpoints on quality of medical education and a study on the financial status and financing mechanism of medical education institutions.
This pilot project supports Shanghai Jiaotong University and the Shanghai Center for Disease Control and Prevention in developing a case-based curriculum.
