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The DRILL programme aims to develop selected promising young researchers to become future local and international leaders in health-related research. The DRILL training programme is multidisciplinary and builds on and fosters development of synergistic networks and partnerships to achieve high-impact results in public health research and services.
The DRILL fellows’ ability to lead and inspire others towards the needs of local communities, research priority problems and implementation of solutions, will form part of the career trajectory targets for the fellows. Communities of practice are an important aspect of the research culture because they help the fellows move out of silos and into communities with like-minded colleagues.
The study of the interaction between humans and HIV is a complex one. HIV is a disease with stigma and fear associated with it.
Mental Health diseases are often seen as character flaws or personality defects. As with those who are HIV positive, or have AIDS.
Research into the education of health professionals requires an understanding of the education...
Health research ethics is an important area of knowledge and practice for all health researchers.
Research in the Health Systems area focuses on assessing Health Systems structures that are already in place.
Centre for Rural Health (CRH), 4th Floor George Campbell Building, Howard College Campus, UKZN Gate 3 Rick Turner Road, Durban
