Date: October 24-26, 2022
Workshop Goal: To bring together researchers and funders interested in and/or with experience in the field of Global Health Reciprocal Innovation (GHRI) to discuss the state of the field and the path forward for this area of research.
Agenda
Day 1: Monday, October 24, 2022
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- Welcome from NIH – Peter Kilmarx, NIH/FIC
- Introduction to the Global Health Reciprocal Innovation (GHRI) Workshop – Linda Kupfer, NIH/FIC
- Panel 1: “Models, Opportunities, and Barriers when conducting GHRI”
(see table below for additional detail)
- Moderated Q&A – Dianne Rausch, NIH/NIMH
- Breakout Panel Facilitators present highlights from small groups
- Closing – Linda Kupfer, NIH/FIC
Day 2: Tuesday, October 25, 2022
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- Welcome/Day 2 agenda – Linda Kupfer, NIH/FIC
- Panel 2: “GHRI Methods, Frameworks, and Gaps”
(see table below for additional detail)
- Moderated Q&A – Chandy John, Indiana University & FIC Advisory Board member
- Breakout Panel Facilitators present highlights from small groups
- Panel 3: “Equity Issues and Laws effecting GHRI Research
(see table below for additional detail)
- Moderated Q&A – Jen Kates, Kaiser Family Foundation & FIC Advisory Board member
- Breakout Panel Facilitators present highlights from small groups
Day 3: Wednesday, October 26, 2022
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- Overview of Days 1 and 2, Review Day 3 Agenda – Linda Kupfer, NIH/FIC
- Round Table Discussion: “Presentation by NIH ICs and others on GHRI Interest”, moderated by Linda Kupfer, NIH/FIC
(see table below for additional detail)
- Discuss next steps and potential outputs
Workshop Panel Outline
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Day 1, Panel 1: October 24, 2022
Title: Models, opportunities, barriers when conducting GHRI.
Objective: For each unique case presented, highlight the pros and cons of the model used; Identify opportunities afforded by GHRI; Identify barriers to GHRI research | -
Dianne Rausch, NIH/NIMH (moderator)
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Janet Turan, U. Alabama, Birmingham—The FRESH Intervention (Finding Respect and Ending Stigma around HIV)
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Albert Liu, San Francisco Department of Public Health—PrEPmate by WelTel: Digital Health Innovation to Support PrEP Engagement
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Josefien Van Olmen and Caroline Masquillier, University of Antwerp, Belgium—Reciprocal or Reverse innovation?
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Chris Longenecker, U. of Washington—Reciprocal Innovation to Improve Hypertension Care for People Living with HIV (PLWH) in the USA & Uganda
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Debra Litzelman, Indiana University—Reciprocal Innovation: A New Approach to Equitable and Mutually Beneficial Global Health Research and Partnership
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Facilitators: - Paul Gaist, NIH/OAR
- Anna Ordóñez, NIH/NIMH
- Damali Martin, NIH/NIA
Objectives: - To describe and share experience with different GHRI models
- Discuss and list opportunities afforded by GHRI
- Discuss and list barriers encountered in conducting GHRI
- Discuss and list models of implementing GHRI and what’s needed to make a model work
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Day 2, Panel 2: October 25, 2022
Title: GHRI methods, frameworks, and gaps
Objective: Explore various GHRI frameworks, methods and identify research gaps | -
Chandy John, Indiana University & FIC Advisory Board member (moderator)
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Susan Zieff, San Francisco State University—Sunday streets community intervention: from Bogotá, Colombia to San Francisco, CA
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James Dearing, Michigan State University—Global Ideas for U.S. Solutions: A Designing for Diffusion Framework
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Yolanda Ogbolu, University of Maryland, Baltimore—Global Learning for Health Equity
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Jonathan Sugarman, Global to Local, Seattle, Washington—Global Learning for U.S. Primary Health Care: Background, Framework, and Resource Guide Overview
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Facilitators: - Divi Rao, NIH/NCI
- Jenelle Walker, NIH/NICHD
- Rashmi Gopal-Srivastava, NIH/NCATS
Objectives: - Describe and share experience with different frameworks and methods to conduct GHRI
- Discuss and list what is needed for GHRI regarding methods and research frameworks
- Discuss and list what a research agenda could look like
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Day 2, Panel 3: October 25, 2022
Title: Equity issues and laws effecting GHRI research
Objective: Explore GHRI research: equity issues and legal considerations | -
Jen Kates, Kaiser Family Foundation, FIC Advisory Board member (moderator)
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Garry Aslanyan, WHO—UKCDR_ESSENCE Four approaches to support Equitable Partnerships
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Matthew Harris, Imperial College, UK—Legal, regulatory and ethical aspects to Reciprocal Innovation - U.K. perspectives
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Ruth Verhey, Friendship Bench—Friendship Bench: a program from the global South Equity issues & laws to consider when conducting RI research
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Virginia Rowthorn, University of Maryland, Baltimore—Legal and Regulatory Barriers to Reciprocal Innovation
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Facilitators: - Miguel Ossandon, NIH/NCI
- Natalie Tomitch, NIH/OAR
- Andrea Horvath Marques, NIH/NIMH
Objectives: - Share experiences with equity and legal aspects of GHRI
- Discuss and list what is needed to address rules, regulations and laws when conducting GHRI research
- Discuss and list what is needed to address
- Discuss what a GHRI research agenda would look like for equity and legality in GHRI research
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Workshop Panel
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Day 3, Round Table Discussion: October 26, 2022
Title: Presentation by NIH ICs and others on GHRI Interest
Objective: To discuss institutional interest in learning about reciprocal innovation and any programs that support RI |
Moderator: Linda Kupfer, NIH/FIC
Presenters: - Dianne Rausch & Anna Ordóñez, NIH/NIMH
- Erica Rosemond, NIH/NCATS
- Tanchica West & Alpa Patel-Larson, HHS/HRSA
- Melanie Bacon, NIH/NIAID
- RDML Timothy Holtz, NIH/OAR
- Flora Katz, NIH/FIC
- Divi Rao & Miguel Ossandon, NIH/NCI
- Vijeth Iyengar, AARP
- Martina Todaro, RWJF
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