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Opportunity to apply for the Fogarty Global Health Fellowship August – October 2022
MHIRST together with NCD-BRITE, WARM HEART and SHARP projects are collaborating on a phased career…
The First KUHeS Research Dissemination Conference
The Kamuzu University of Health Sciences held its first ever research dissemination conference in 2022…
Scientific Priorities Conference
The goal of the workshop is to establish the HIV implementation research questions of highest…
The Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (KUHeS), Formerly Kamuzu College of Nursing (KCN) and College of Medicine (COM), is a comprehensive health and allied sciences higher learning institution with the primary function of training health workers. Its mission is “to be an academic centre of excellence in the training of doctors and other health professionals in clinical service and medical research, responsive to the health needs of Malawi and its neighbours within the Southern African region”. Through postgraduate training, KUHeS expects to develop and mentor clinicians, public health practitioners and scientists who will become leaders and game-changers in their areas of speciality to transform the health sector in Malawi and globally. Since 2015, the National Institutes of Health-Fogarty International Centre in the USA has been funding the KUHeS and University of North Carolina to establish and roll-out the Malawi HIV Implementation Science Research Training (M-HIRST) Program which aims at building and strengthening local capacity for conducting Implementation research studies to generate evidence that accelerates the scale up of evidence-based HIV interventions.
News
A Successful Digital Health Short Course
The MHIRST project delivered its first ever Digital Health short course in June 2022 at…
Opportunity to Apply for the Fogarty Global Health Fellowship August – October 2022
MHIRST together with NCD-BRITE, WARM HEART and SHARP projects are collaborating on a phased career…
Another MHIRST Alumna is Awarded the 2022 UJMT FGHF Award
Our newest awardee of the 2022 UJMT Fogarty Global Health Fellowship is a lecturer in…
Successful Fellows
Senior Fellows & Mentored Research Grants:
- Maganizo Chagomerana is now co-investigator on the program, and is an assistant professor at UNC-Chapel Hill.
- Cecilia Kanyama is faculty at UNC-Chapel Hill, and is the PI of an R21 focused on adaptation of the transition of care model for post-discharge HIV-NCD care in Malawi.
- Kazione Kulisewa is currently the Chair of the Dept. of Psychiatry at KUHeS, and is co-PI/PD on the WARMHEART D43, a training program that aims to build mental health research capacity in Malawi through mentored research and clinical training.
- Friday Saidi is an assistant professor of Ob/Gyn at UNC-Chapel Hill.
- Maggie Nyang’wa is a clinical lecturerer in pediatrics at KUHeS.
PhD students
- Mitch Matoga
Masters students
Pilot grants
Data Interns
- Tisungane Mvalo currently an associate professor of pediatrics at UNC-Chapel Hill