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Johns Hopkins
University School of Nursing
Global Health Promotion Research Program
Funded by
National Institutes Health/Fogarty International Center
The main objective of the Global
Health Promotion Research Program is to encourage students to pursue
biomedical and biobehavioral research that addresses health
disparities between minority and majority populations in the U.S. and
developing countries.
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Sweden A
Pain, Health Status, and Quality of
Life
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Sweden B
Pain, Health Status, and Quality of
Life
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Australia
The Biology of Stress
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South Africa A
Chronic Diseases
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South Africa B
Violence Against Women and Womens
Health
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South
Korea
Cardiovascular Health Promotion
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Phase I: Planning/Assessment,
Student Selection, Research Program Development
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Phase II: Student Preparation for
Foreign Research Experience
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Phase III: Biomedical and
Biobehavioral International Research Experience
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Phase IV: Re-entry, Debriefing and
Evaluation
If you are interested in a summer research experience abroad
under the supervision of U.S. and foreign research faculty and can
demonstrate a dedication and interest in addressing health disparities in
the U.S. and abroad, please pick up an application packet from the following
office.
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing
525 North Wolfe Street, Room 437
Baltimore, Maryland 21205-2110
410-955-8220/Fax 410-614-8379
Email: atelfor1@son.jhmi.edu
Completed Application Forms are due in the Office of
International Programs by November
19, 2003.
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