WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women's Health

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WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women鈥檚 Health

In 2019, University 麻豆精选 obtained the designation of World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health for its research supporting WHO’s programmes on maternal and perinatal health

Our goal is to end mothers and babies dying from preventable causes globally, by undertaking research shaped by the views of women, communities, and local stakeholders.

Our research includes evidence syntheses, clinical trials, prognostic models, multi-country surveys, qualitative and implementation studies supported by capacity building activities.