维持区域新发传染病研究网络:基于信任的方法。

Emerging health threats journal Pub Date : 2013-01-01 Epub Date: 2013-01-25 DOI:10.3402/ehtj.v6i0.19957
Pornpit Silkavute, Dinh Xuan Tung, Pongpisut Jongudomsuk
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亚洲新发传染病研究伙伴关系于2006年启动,目的是促进禽流感研究方面的区域合作。2009年,该伙伴关系扩大了其范围,包括所有新出现的传染病。APEIR伙伴包括来自柬埔寨、中国、老挝人民民主共和国、印度尼西亚、泰国和越南的公共卫生和动物研究人员、官员和从业人员。APEIR在三个关键活动领域取得了几项重大成就:(i)知识生成(即通过研究);(二)研究能力建设(例如,通过制定高质量的研究提案,通过规划和开展联合研究项目,通过采用更广泛的生态健康/OneHealth方法);(iii)政策倡导(例如,通过向决策者传播研究结果)。本文描述了这些成就,重点介绍了该伙伴关系在新兴传染病研究方面的五个主要领域:野生候鸟、后院家禽系统、社会经济影响、政策分析和控制措施。我们重点介绍了两个案例研究,说明如何利用该伙伴关系的研究成果为政策提供信息。我们还强调了经过5年努力建立伙伴关系所获得的经验教训,以及亚太经合组织这样一个多国、多部门、多学科研究伙伴关系所带来的附加值。
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Sustaining a regional emerging infectious disease research network: a trust-based approach.

The Asia Partnership on Emerging Infectious Diseases Research (APEIR) was initiated in 2006 to promote regional collaboration in avian influenza research. In 2009, the partnership expanded its scope to include all emerging infectious diseases. APEIR partners include public health and animal researchers, officials and practitioners from Cambodia, China, Lao PDR, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam. APEIR has accomplished several major achievements in three key areas of activity: (i) knowledge generation (i.e., through research); (ii) research capacity building (e.g., by developing high-quality research proposals, by planning and conducting joint research projects, by adopting a broader Ecohealth/OneHealth approach); and (iii) policy advocacy (e.g., by disseminating research results to policy makers). This paper describes these achievements, with a focus on the partnership's five major areas of emerging infectious disease research: wild migratory birds, backyard poultry systems, socio-economic impact, policy analysis, and control measures. We highlight two case studies illustrating how the partnership's research results are being used to inform policy. We also highlight lessons learned after five years of working hard to build our partnership and the value added by a multi-country, multi-sectoral, multi-disciplinary research partnership like APEIR.

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