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Formation Sort-it au Liban sur l’antibio-résistance à laquelle ont participé les équipes de LuxOR

Lebanon

Launch of the Structured Operational Research Training Initiative (SORT-IT) course on Antibiotic Resistance.

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Operational research / NEW SORT-IT TRAINING ON ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE
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Tuesday 13/07/2021

LuxOR and MSF Lebanon hosted the Structured Operational Research Training Initiative (SORT-IT) course on Antibiotic Resistance. 

    At the end of june, in collaboration with MSF LuxOR, MSF Lebanon hosted the Structured Operational Research Training Initiative (SORT-IT) course on Antibiotic Resistance.

    The course combines mentorship by experienced researchers with a hands-on ‘learning by doing’ approach.

    A group of motivated colleagues flew to attend the SORT-IT course in Beirut from Iraq, Palestine, Yemen, Jordan, Greece, Democratic Republic of the Congo, India and Nigeria.

    Get to know the SORT-IT through the candidates' experiences in this video :


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