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Christine Jane Gonzalez
Regional Updates
22 June 2021
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RHRDC XI 4th Mentorship Program is now OPEN

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The DOST - RHRDC XI is now calling applicants for its 4th Mentorship Program. This program aims to empower local researchers, encourage them to submit research proposal and pursue studies for human welfare.

The program is composed of three (3) modules, each of which composes of 3-day sessions involving a series of intensive online lectures, one-on-one mentoring, and oral presentation. Ten (10) scholars will be selected with a chance that their proposal will be funded.

NOMINATION PROCEDURES

  1. Who can apply

Researchers, Faculty Members, and Medical Doctors affiliated to the consortium’s member-institutions.

  1. How to apply

Applicants must submit the following:

  • Application letter addressed to the Chair of RHRDC XI, Dr. Warlito C. Vicente
  • Endorsement/nomination letter from the head of the institution (free format)
  • Curriculum vitae (max of 4 pages, free format)
  • A 150-word essay on the reason/s for the application and future plans (free format)
  • A capsule proposal that should describe a health problem the applicant would like to address (download here). The chosen topic must be in line with the consortium’s priority areas (download here)
  • Full guideline of the program can be downloaded here.

The above documents must be submitted online at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with subject: Mentorship Application. Deadline of submission is on July 5, 2021.

For inquiries, you may contact +639420180751 and look for Ms. Richell Ruyeras or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

SCHOLARSHIP GRANT

  • Three modules with 3 days each training (1 day lecture; 1 ½ day writeshop; ½ day oral presentation)
  • One-on-one mentorship with the scholar’s chosen mentor or identified expert in the field
  • Possible research funding support up to P1,000,000.00.

TIMETABLE OF ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITY

TARGET DATE

Dissemination of activity

June to July

Deadline of submission to the consortium

July 5, 2021

Selection of scholars

July 9, 2021

1st module: Technical Writing

August 2021*

2nd module: Research Methods

September 2021*

3rd module: Statistical analysis

October 2021*

Final Presentation

November 2021

Graduation

November 2021

Christine Jane Gonzalez
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04 June 2021
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EVHRDC Awards: CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

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The EVHRDC Awards is presented to researchers in Region 8 to recognize significant contributions to knowledge related to health. The awards will have two (2) categories: the Distinguished Health Researcher Award and the EVHRDC Outstanding Novice Researcher Award.  Up to three awards may be given annually under the two award categories. The selection committee may not confer any of the awards once no one meets the qualifications.

 

Eligibility for Distinguished Health Researcher Award

The Distinguished Health Researcher Award is open to all Filipino Citizen researchers of Region 8-Eastern Visayas (whether individual or group/institutional categories) of the affiliated members of the Eastern Visayas Health Research Development Consortium (EVHRDC) and other interested colleges, universities, and agencies not affiliated with EVHRDC. The award shall have no age restrictions and can be granted posthumously.

 

Eligibility for EVHRDC Outstanding Novice Researcher Award

This aims to encourage young researchers to undertake work in all fields of health research. The award will be granted to researchers within Eastern Visayas region that are employed by the member institutions of the consortium. This award shall be conferred to young researchers not exceeding the age of 40 at the time of nomination.

 

Selection Criteria

The Distinguished Health Researcher Award may be conferred to an individual or a group while the EVHRDC Outstanding Novice Researcher Award is conferred to individuals who have made a significant contribution to health. This contribution could be a long-term, cumulative contribution or a single, particularly insightful idea, experiment, application, or interpretation.

 

The selection committee shall consider the following criteria in selecting the recipient:

  1. Demonstrated excellence in research, scholarly, and/or artistic work;
  2. Recognition by professional societies, community organizations, or other external bodies;
  3. Contributions to the research environment both locally, nationally, and internationally. This can include the development of major research installations (e.g. a research centre), participation in the deliberations of a major research granting agency (e.g. member and/or chair of a grant selection committee), or other prestigious forms of service to the field;
  4. Contributions to the training and education of highly qualified personnel (e.g., undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and technical staff);
  5. The selection committee reserves the right to make fewer than three awards or none at all in any year if there are no suitable candidates;
  6. The institution of the individual or group researcher/s shall also be recognized;
  7. The selection committee shall determine the award category of a candidate/nominee. Distinguished Health Researcher nominee should have a minimum of five (5) completed health researches conducted, and the EVHRDC Outstanding Novice Researcher nominee should have one or a maximum of four (4) researche/s.

The Distinguished Health Researcher Awardees and EVHRDC Outstanding Novice Researcher Awardees shall be chosen by the Board of Judges. Decisions of the Board of Judges shall be final and unappealable. The Board of Judges has the right not to declare any winner. The Board of Judges shall formulate their own guidelines of judging based on the suggested criteria:

 

Extent of impact on health/quality of life 40%
Economic benefits 30%
S&T benefits 10%
Research Pitching and Publications 10%
Research Training Involvement 10%
  100%

Nomination Procedures

1.Candidates may be nominated by a colleague, any individual, any agency, or self-nomination may be allowed. The nominator should be of someone in higher stature than the nominee. It could be someone the nominee had worked with, i.e., mentor, consultant, or workmate.

2. The nomination package must include:

2.1. A letter from the nominator summarizing the candidate’s research achievements and outlining the national or international significance of the candidate’s scholarly work. (The nomination letter should not exceed 300 words);

2.2.  Current curriculum vitae of the candidate;

2.3.  Three letters of support from scholars in the candidate’s main or cognate fields, commenting on the impact of the candidates’ work regionally, nationally, and internationally. At least two of these letters must be from scholars outside the workplace.

Submit your nominations here: https://forms.gle/kSdg8UtBZJX1m9D66

==>EVHRDC Awards Nomination Form

 

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF NOMINATIONS: JUNE 25, 2021

 

Christine Jane Gonzalez
Regional Updates
04 June 2021
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Practical Research in the Service of Public Health

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The Zamboanga Consortium for Health Research and Development (ZCHRD) in partnership with the Ateneo de Zamboanga University held the 4th session of the Research Utilization Webinar Series last 28 May 2021. The session was titled 'Practical Research in the Service of Public Health and had Dr. Bernadette C. Macrohon, Medical Specialist III at Zamboanga City Medical Center as resource speaker.

Watch the video here: https://www.facebook.com/DOSTRegion9/videos/262675418879843/


Christine Jane Gonzalez
Regional Updates
22 April 2021
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Region 5 wins 2nd place in the DOST-PCHRD 3-minute pitch to policymakers competition

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MARY JOY B. SANDE, R.N., RM., MN., PhDNEd, a Bicol University College of Nursing professor and Bicol HeaRT (Health Research Training) Batch-2 scholar of Bicol Consortium for Health Research and Development (BCHRD) is the region's representative who won 2nd-Place on the recently conducted 3-Minute Pitch to Policymakers Competition last March 17, 2021 01:00 PM via Zoom conference with her winning policy-pitch entitled "Antenatal care: Every Pregnant Mother's Right for Quality Care". The said pitch was sourced from one of the recently concluded researches of DOH CHD V in collaboration with BCHRD and Bicol University entitled "Utilization and Implementation of Antenatal Care Services in Iriga City and Tabaco City".

Dr. Sande won 20,000Php along with certificates.

The 3-Minute Pitch to Policymakers Competition is one of the highlights of the Philippine Council for Health Research and Development's (PCHRD) 39th-anniversary celebration with the theme "Strategic R&D Partnership for Global Health." The said competition will focus on the presentation of successfully completed health research studies with aims of exercising and cultivating researchers’ presentation, and research communication skills as a way of sharing evidence to stakeholders and policymakers.

For this year's event, we were able to witness 12 policy pitches of competitors who were nominated by their respective regional health research and development consortia. Competitors will present their completed research in a three-minute, one-slide presentation for a non-specialist audience based on set criteria.

Winners of the competition has received Php 10,000 for the 3rd place, Php 20,000 for the 2nd place, and Php 30,000 for the 1st place.

Prizes for audience votes will also be given as People’s Choice Award worth Php 5,000.

Christine Jane Gonzalez
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22 April 2021
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CSU study proves ‘bignay’ wonders

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Big things come in small packages. This was what the Cagayan State University (CSU) has found out after having uncovered in its laboratory that a small fruit endemic to the Philippines and other southeast Asian countries lived up to its long-held folk promise.

The tiny ruby-red cherries known scientifically as Antidesma bunius (L.) Spreng (Bignay) underwent extensive laboratory studies in Natural Product Research & Innovation Center (NPRIC)-CSU for months that led to coming out with a clean breast of reports confirming the numerous anecdotal health and folkloric claims by the local Filipinos where it is grown.

Using an animal model of respiratory diseases, Bignay has proven to be a powerful anti-inflammatory agent and effective against lung disorders like airway inflammation, asthma, allergy, and cough/colds. Bignay extract was also tested to be potent against chemically-induced rheumatoid arthritis, gout, and joint pains in rat and LPS- induced acute lung injury in mice in vivo. 

 It has an anti-oxidant property, anti-inflammatory activity, a cholesterol buster, and an immune system booster.

 Balik Scientist Prof. Maria Nilda M. Muñoz, Inventor and Principal Investigator of the Bignay project, said that “the local scientific community that has put bioavailability-based studies as among its priorities gave the Bignay study result a one big leap.”

 Bignay is grown in Cagayan Valley and until the study, was just among the popular plant-based medicines employed by herbal doctors to their patients. 

 The long tradition of testimonials can now be said to possess with a seal of scientific and medicine merits after the conclusion of the CSU study and placing the fruit as a good source of beneficial human health supplements.

 This Bignay study was supported by CSU President Urdujah Gaerlan Alvarado, and Department of Science and Technology Regional Director Sancho A. Mabborang. (by: Manila Standard)

 

Reposted from: http://region2.healthresearch.ph/
Source: https://manilastandard.net/index.php/lgu/luzon/344364/csu-study-proves-bignay-wonders.html 

Christine Jane Gonzalez
Regional Updates
22 April 2021
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April 2021 MMHRDC Call for Proposals

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The Metro Manila Health Research and Development Consortium (MMHRDC) is now accepting health research proposals for funding for its April 2021 Call for Proposals. The grant is open to Junior Researchers (i.e. with two (2) or less publications in an ISI journal and four (4) or less publications in a non-ISI journal) who are directly affiliated with MMHRDC Member Institutions. Successful applicants shall receive up to Php 500,000.00 to cover for personnel services and other operating expenses.  Thesis projects are not eligible for this funding mechanism.
 
MMHRDC will only be accepting proposals with the following:
 
1. With a Project leader/Primary Investigator who has two (2) or less publications in an ISI journal and four (4) or less publications in a non-ISI journal 
2. With a Project Leader/Primary Investigator who is directly affiliated to the
implementing institution
3. With a research focus aligned with the NCR-RUHRA (LINK: http://mmhrdc.healthresearch.ph/index.php/downloads-2/category/18-rrf) and NUHRA. (LINK: http://www.pchrd.dost.gov.ph/index.php/downloads/category/4-nuhra?download=818:national-unified-health-research-agenda-nuhra-2017-2022). 
4. With a proposed budget not exceeding Php 500,000
5. with a proposed project duration not exceeding 12 months
* Please take note that we will only be accepting proposals coming from MMHRDC Member Institutions.
 
For those who are interested to apply, kindly e-mail the following requirements to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
 
1. Protocol Application Form (LINK: http://mmhrdc.healthresearch.ph/index.php/downloads-2/category/18-rrf)
2. Counterpart Funding of Implementing Agency
3. Letter of Intent to apply for necessary clearance/permits (e.g. PHREB-accredited Research Ethics Committee, BAI Animal Research Permit, Biosafety Clearance, NCIP, etc.)
4. Official endorsement of agency head
5. CVs of Principal Investigator, Co-Investigator and other senior researchers
Note: Please include the following in the CV
1. List of Researches (Completed and Ongoing)
> Title of Research
> Role in the research (PI,Co-PI,ect)
> Start of Implementation to Date of Completion
2. List of Publications
> Article Title
> Journal title
> Volume
> Issue number
6. Duties and responsibilities of project personnel
7.Copy of detailed Proposal (LINK: http://mmhrdc.healthresearch.ph/index.php/downloads-2/category/18-rrf)
8. Copy of tools to be used in the research project 
9. Declaration of No Conflict of Interest  

 

Deadline for submission is on April 30, 2021. 

Christine Jane Gonzalez
Regional Updates
07 October 2020
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R1HRDC 1st Virtual Regional Health Research Conference

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About the conference

In these trying times, the work of our researchers became more important. With the theme “Mobilizing Quality Health Researches Amidst the Challenges of COVID19”, R1HRDC will hold its first virtual Regional Health Research Conference to convene professional and student researchers in the region to learn from each other’s work, to further strengthen the health research community. This conference also aims to recognize and give awards to researchers and their works with potential to address current and pressing health concerns locally and nationally.

Spearheaded by the Research Utilization Committee (RUC) of the Region 1 Health Research and Development Consortium (R1HRDC) in partnership with the Department of Science and Technology Regional Office 1 as the online host, the initiative was made to reach the consortium’s stakeholders during this time of global pandemic without compromising each other’s health condition.

 

  1. IPC eTURO features Caraga on Universal Health Care Implementation amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
  2. Philippine Research Ethics Board conducts Basic Research Ethics Training for CHRDC members
  3. CHRDC prepares for 2019 Caraga Health Research Forum
  4. NNC 8 capacitates LGUs to integrate nutrition in the development plans

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