Projects

This project aims to develop a more affordable yet effective diagnostic test for TB diagnosis.

The discussions among Community Advisory Boards at OUCRU have been helping the researchers understand more about the public concerns and get feedback from the community that can be beneficial to their research.

Each November events take place around the world to raise awareness of AMR. OUCRU Nepal has been organising events for this since 2016. To mark the WAAW, OUCRU Nepal organizes several activities each year to inform, aware and discuss on this matter.

This study uses CBPR to engage with communities to create community-led strategies to improve linkages to care and treatment for populations at risk for viral hepatitis.

This Consortium aims to deliver large-scale real-time SARS-CoV-2 whole genome sequencing capacity (WCS) to hospitals and local governments across Wellcome Africa-Asia Programme countries.

The Den-core project is an international consensus study to develop a standartised set of outcomes – a ‘core outcome set’ (COS) – to be used by all future dengue treatment trials.

This project aims to understand the level of correlation between in vitro killing activities of antibiotic(s) and in vivo clinical responses and link that with bacterial genotypes/phenotypes.

This study aims to measure the costs of patients with severe dengue, sepsis and tetanus infection that need critical care.

Studies conducted since early in the pandemic have demonstrated that women are underrepresented in journal submissions and publications.

The study aims to examine clinical characteristics and factors associated with in-hospital mortality of COVID-19 patients, and assess individual, community-level and healthcare factors associated with COVID-19-related mortality in Jakarta, Indonesia.