RESEARCH PROJECTS
About Our Research Projects.
These IRES projects address key public health challenges, focusing on HIV, TB, and malaria through innovative healthcare delivery approaches and international partnerships.
The research uses various methods to study diverse populations, from adolescents to vulnerable groups, with particular attention to community-based solutions and accessibility.
The projects aim to close healthcare delivery gaps and evaluate new interventions, generating evidence to improve public health practices in Cameroon.
Projects
1. A study of HIV prevention and sexual health knowledge among Cameroonian youth, partnering with Health Focus Germany.
2. MDR-TB Prevalence in New TB Cases in Cameroon – National TB Program Study
3. Assessing the impact of HIV on gender gap amongst PLWHIV in Cameroon.
4. Impact of community distribution of ARV drugs through CBOs on service quality, programmatic and clinical outcomes.
5. An evaluation of malaria treatment access initiatives in conflict-affected regions of Cameroon, conducted with national health partners.
6. A study assessing long-acting injectable PrEP acceptance among key populations in Cameroon.
7. Assessing the cost effectiveness of a family centered model in reducing gap between MDR-TB diagnosis and treatment
8. Community distribution of antiretroviral therapy is associated with improved treatment outcomes and higher/perceived quality of HIV care in Cameroon, a retrospective cohort study.
9. The Orphanage Risks and Needs Assessment (ORINA) evaluates orphans’ wellbeing in Cameroon to guide stakeholder support.
10. Determinants of gap between diagnosis and treatment of multidrug resistant tuberculosis (MDRTB) :A mixed method study.
11. A cost-effectiveness study of family-centered care to reduce delays between MDR-TB diagnosis and treatment in Cameroon.
Our Projects yield exceptional results!.
- Success Rate 99%
- Project Quality Rate 90%
- Completion Rate 86%
- Community Impact 100%
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We Keep Growing Every Day!
Since its creation, IRES has been able to complete a good number of research projects that have been able to help the organisation create lasting impact in the community.