eLearning
A set of high-quality eLearning courses are hosted and provided by the Global Health Training Centre. Within this range of eLearning, there are a number of short courses designed to support the design and operation of clinical and laboratory studies, and the capture of high quality and ethical data.
Research Processes and Methods / Métodos y procesos de investigación
Introduction to Clinical ResearchSocial Science, Ethics and Community / Ciencias sociales, ética y comunidad
Infection and Inmunity / Infecciones e inmunidad
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Translations / Traducciones
We aim to offer these courses in several languages, and many translations are ongoing. However, if you know of anyone who can help by volunteering their time to translate these courses, please let us know. In the meantime, the Google translate function is also available at the top of the screen as a means of interim help.
Nuestro objetivo es ofrecer estos cursos en varios idiomas, y muchas traducciones están en curso. No obstante, si conoce a alguien que pueda ayudar ofreciendo su tiempo para traducir estos cursos, contactanos a mercedes.rumi@ndm.ox.ac.uk. Mientras tanto, la función de traducción de Google también está disponible en la parte superior de la pantalla como medio de ayuda provisional.
Recognition scheme / Esquema de reconocimiento
Global Health Network e-learning courses are of high quality and are recognized by organizations such as TDR, DNDi, IAVI, AERAS, etc. The Global Health Network has established a recognition scheme in which several highly respected organizations and institutions declare their endorsement and recognition of these courses. This recognition scheme is an alternative to accreditation. This approach is more appropriate because any form of accreditation would be tied to the authority of an individual organization in a single country/region. This contradicts the ethos of the Global Health Network as an open-access collaboration to support clinical trials in all regions and for all disease areas.
