Developing research tools to assess laboratory systems’
capacities for the control of neglected tropical diseases

Janet Njelesani; Russell Dacombe; Helen Smith; Tanith Palmer; Imelda Bates

Developing research tools to assess laboratory systems’ capacities for the control of neglected tropical diseases

Janet Njelesani, Russell Dacombe, Helen Smith, Tanith Palmer, Imelda Bates

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

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The lack of capacity in laboratory systems is a barrier in the control of neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).

•Capacity strengthening traditionally focuses on individuals’ skills or institutional quality ignoring wider national/international structures, which are integral to establishing sustainable capacity.

•Published methodologies of how to assess capacity in laboratory systems are scarce.

•As researchers within the Capacity Strengthening Implementation Research (CSIR) unit we use operational research techniques to generate high quality robust evidence to aid the design and evaluation of capacity strengthening initiatives.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 19 Nov 2012

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