CANCaRe Africa shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Zero abandonment from start to finish, Local evidence post 22
Collaborative research that generates local evidence is essential for narrowing the research and survival gap between sub-Saharan Africa and high-income countries. Without context-specific data, health systems cannot design solutions that truly meet the needs of children and families on the ground.
This published paper ‘Local evidence in sub‐Saharan Africa; the CANCaRe Africa experience—Lessons learned and shared thoughts about the way forward’ shares key lessons learned while pioneering locally led, multi country childhood cancer research across Sub- Saharan African countries.
Their experience highlights both the immense potential and the practical challenges of building sustainable research capacity within African paediatric oncology units.”
Title: Local evidence in sub-Saharan Africa; the CANCaRe Africa experience—Lessons learned and shared thoughts about the way forward
Authors: Trijn Israels, Cecilia Mdoka, Diriba Fufa, George Chagaluka, Nickhill Bhakta, Brenda Mallon, Elizabeth M. Molyneux, Lillian Sung, Yamikani Chimalizeni, Barnabas Atwiine
You can read the full article in Pediatric Blood and Cancer.
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