Sentence examples for commitment to health research from inspiring English sources

He was a role model and the epitome of public service, whose optimism and tireless commitment to health research inspired generations of advocates.

These examples illustrate Indonesia's interest in active engagement and commitment to health research collaborations both domestically and internationally.

Donor agencies should consider moving towards a model of funding that results in longer commitment to health research areas, in combination with knowledge translation and commercialization activities.

The recommendations for national governments were to demonstrate more commitment to health research by implementing or advocating for implementation of the research agreements made in Mexico, Abuja, Accra and Bamako to create a R4H budget line in the national budget documents and to increase the R4H budget allocated and disbursed to at least 2%% of the MoH budget.

For example, UH has established a Chemical and Physical Hazards Committee, made up of representatives from across the university, "to promote a greater awareness and commitment to health and safety in research and teaching laboratories," Meisenzahl writes.

Both the World Health Organisation [ 12] and the European Union [ 15] give international support to health research but it is their member states which are the major force, through their financial commitment and structures (commissioning and performing) to deliver the research.

"Without proper funding commitments to health infrastructure – ie: building health centres, training and keeping medical practitioners in developing countries – any advancement in vaccine research will be redundant.

This strategy, which is in addition to its ongoing commitment to research and health promotion, would begin to invest in 'Areas of Investment in Mission' (AIMs) as another way to achieve its mission impact.

At the same time, challenges remain in developing a human rights framework and applying it to environmental health research, particularly how to understand the relationship between the pursuit of ethical ideals and a commitment to pragmatic solidarity.

NIAID has a long-standing interest in and commitment to global health and international research.

The most important lesson is that effective preventative health needs sustained commitment to scientific research and community engagement.