The WHO has confirmed a further 4 year designation for the Centre for Population Health Sciences as a WHO Collaborating Centre on Population Health Research and Training. The Centre for Population Health Sciences became recognised by the WHO in 2013 as a WHO Collaborating Centre on Population Health Research and Training. WHO collaborating centres are institutions such as research institutes, parts of universities or academies, which are designated by the Director-General of the WHO to carry out activities in support of the Organization's programmes. We are delighted to have been approved for redesignation by the WHO, for a further 4 years. WHO Collaborating Centre on Population Health Research and Training Image Terms of Reference To assist WHO in the development and appropriate application of priority setting methods for health research and health interventions prioritisation To assist WHO in the development of estimates of health burden and disease epidemiology, particularly respiratory diseases, and to apply this in evaluation studies To assist WHO in developing biobanks in low-resource settings Subjects Child & maternal health Infection control Research policy & development More information WHO Collaborating Centre Publication date 22 Aug, 2017
