In what year did the latest national research agenda become officially valid?

2013

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WORKSHOP FOR VALIDATION OF THE NATIONAL AGENDA OF HEALTH RESEARCH PRIORITIES IN GUINEA-BISSAU The 6th of May 2013, in the Conference Room of the National Institute of Public Health (INASA) was held a workshop on the validation of the agenda for health research priorities in Guinea-Bissau. The workshop was organized by INASA according to the recommendation from the meeting held by the investigators and leaders of the INASA in a workshop for determining the priorities of the research. This workshop was financially supported by the West African Health Organization (WAHO) and technically supported by the Council on Health Research for Development (COHRED). The methodology used in the workshop consisted of presentations of the major research lines, with their themes, outbound from the workshop in determining the health research priority, followed by a discussion session for each subject. - (pdf, 145.84 Kb)

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WORKSHOP FOR VALIDATION OF THE NATIONAL AGENDA OF HEALTH RESEARCH PRIORITIES IN GUINEA-BISSAU
The 6th of May 2013, in the Conference Room of the National Institute of Public Health (INASA) was held a workshop on the validation of the agenda for health research priorities in Guinea-Bissau. The workshop was organized by INASA according to the recommendation from the meeting held by the investigators and leaders of the INASA in a workshop for determining the priorities of the research. This workshop was financially supported by the West African Health Organization (WAHO) and technically supported by the Council on Health Research for Development (COHRED). The methodology used in the workshop consisted of presentations of the major research lines, with their themes, outbound from the workshop in determining the health research priority, followed by a discussion session for each subject. - (pdf, 145.84 Kb)