[Webinar] Use of Health Service Research for Clinical Practice

Health service research (HSR) has changed the way healthcare is delivered to patients and its and quality. The research has continually generated results that, if translated into policy and clinical practices, can improve health outcomes, and provide better patient care and treatment. However, the translation of the evidence has rather been planned in a top-down manner without taking practice-level considerations into account.

In this regards, we will be hosting a new session on this topic and in this webinar you will get to meet Prof. Nicholas Graves, Deputy Director of the Programme in Health Services & Systems Research at Duke-NUS and the SingHealth Duke-NUS Health Services Research Institute, Duke-NUS Medical School, National University of Singapore (NUS), who will be discussing about:

• Reasons for conducting Health Service Research (HRS)
• Observations about how HSR is integrated into health services planning in other jurisdictions
• Capacity building for HSR in Singapore and examples
• Recommendations for low-and-middle income countries or to researchers in multi-country networks

and many more!

Watch full session: https://youtu.be/U4Hp-tCnU-Q

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