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Are you a health worker or field worker based in the community or a health setting - and involved in research?
CONNECT is a collaborative online space
to support your work and strengthen your professional capacities in your role connecting with research and society
CONNECT recognises that research health workers and field workers
who often experience challenges and stress, requiring various professional and personal responses to interactions with patients, colleagues, carers, management, and community members.
CONNECT is a space for sharing experiences and reflections
professional development resources and tools, and networking to enhance the critical role that research health workers and field workers play within their communities and in research contexts.
CONNECT Steering Committee and Advisory Boards
Consists of individuals from Oxford University Clinical Research Unit, KEMRI in Kenya, and The Global Health Network in the UK, as well as local health professionals
Thobeka N. Mngomezulu
Napat Khirikoekkong
Pratibha Oli
Makhosazane Promise Ntombela (Makhosi)
Betty Kanze Yeri
Francis Kombe
Dr. Mary Chambers
Prof. Sassy Molyneux
Noni Mumba
Prof. Trudie Lang
Explore resources on CONNECT
Including reports, tools, and training tailored for healthcare professionals. You can find materials on mental health, ethics, and other key topics, together with information about webinars and workshops for professional growth.
RESOURCES AND LEARNING
Explore Connect’s health research resources, reports, and literature alongside specialiSed training opportunities tailoured for health and field workers by topic or region.
VIETNAM
Tập hợp nguồn tài liệu và sự kiện hữu ích cho nhân viên y tế tại Việt Nam. Các tài liệu bằng tiếng Việt, một số có bản dịch tiếng Anh.
EVENTS
Find information about upcoming webinars and workshops, as well as materials and videos from past events hosted on Connect.
ROOTS NETWORK
ROOTS network focuses on exploring moral distress among frontline staff to develop evidence-based guidelines that minimise distress, nurture inclusive cultures, and strengthen international research equity.
Latest on CONNECT
Browse through CONNECT's highlighted latest articles, reports, tools, templates, and much more.
Articles
Nhân viên y tế cần những kỹ năng lãnh đạo nào trong môi trường làm việc nhiều áp lực?
by Nguyễn thị Hồng Nga
Resources and Training
iCare Model: Communicating with awareness and emotional competence
Tools and templates
Explore templates, forms, and practical toolkits to support your health research projects.
Upcoming Events
Jun 17, 2026
ROOTS Webinar 2: Moral Distress Interventions & Support Processes.
Join us for a discussion on practical intervention strategies to support frontline staff experiencing moral distress in complex and high-pressure environments.
Speakers Mwanamvua Boga (KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme, Kenya) and Dr Heidi Matisonn (University of Cape Town EthicsLab, South Africa) will discuss the role of ethics reflection, structured support systems, and emotion management in mitigating the impact of moral distress and strengthening professional resilience.
GIỚI THIỆU CONNECT VIỆT NAM
Video này sẽ giúp bạn xem nhanh cách đăng ký trở thành thành viên CONNECT, các nguồn tài liệu và hướng dẫn hữu ích trong trang, cũng như giới thiệu thành viên ban cố vấn.
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Mesh
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