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AIIMS-Patna Trains Researchers on Malnutrition

Summary

  • Three-day training program focuses on nutrition research capacity.
  • Initiative aims to translate research into policy for malnutrition.
  • Local research is vital for shaping evidence-based nutrition policies.

AIIMS-Patna commenced a three-day regional training program on Tuesday, focusing on building research capacity in nutrition. Organized by the department of community and family medicine, in collaboration with other institutions and Unicef, the program aims to train participants in vital research skills.

These skills include nutrition research methodology, study design, data analysis, and scientific writing, with a goal to translate research findings into actionable policy. The initiative is designed to bolster evidence-based strategies for tackling malnutrition and improving the efficacy of existing nutrition programs.

Executive Director Dr. Raju Agarwal emphasized the need for a collective effort to eliminate malnutrition. Dr. Sanjay Pandey highlighted that while child nutrition indicators have improved, malnutrition remains a significant public health concern. He stressed that future nutrition missions will depend on localized research to address challenges and shape effective policies.

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