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Youth Mental Health in Ghana
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The Executive Director of the Research and Grant Institute of Ghana (ReGIG) led a stakeholder engagement workshop to share and discuss research findings on the mental health of young people in Ghana.

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Integrated Mental healthcare Strengthening
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The Research and Grant Institute of Ghana (ReGIG) is contributing to healthcare system strengthening by building the capacity of healthcare professionals to integrate mental health services into primary and community care of persons with skin-NTDs and related conditions, with funding from Fundación Anesvad

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Neglected Tropical Diseases and Mental Health Project
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The Research and Grant Institute of Ghana (ReGIG), with grant from ANESVAD Foundation, is implementing a project to improve the mental health and psychosocial experiences of persons with Skin-Neglected Tropical Diseases (Skin-NTDs) such as leprosy and cutaneous leishmaniasis

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Research Capacity Enhancement Program (RECEP)
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The Research Capacity Enhancement Program (ReCEP) is an initiative of the Research and Grant Institute of Ghana (ReGIG) to build the capacity of the research community in Ghana in scientific investigation and its processes

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Water, Sanitation And Hygiene Programming For Obstetric Fistula-Induced Incontinence
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The Research and Grant Institute of Ghana (ReGIG) completed problem recognition research on the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) experiences of women with incontinence resulting from obstetric fistula.

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Digital Health Information Management System Project in Ghana
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The Research and Grant Institute of Ghana (ReGIG) has been awarded research grant by the WHO’s Alliance for Health Policy and System Research (HPSR) to undertake research into Digital Health Interventions (DHIs) in Ghana

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Upcoming Events

Mastering the Research Process for Proposal Development and Thesis Writing

The Research and Grant Institute of Ghana (ReGIG) is organizing training on Systematic Literature Review for Proposal Development, Thesis Writing and Publication. Systematic literature review is best strategy used to obtain comprehensive information or literature in the research community. Systematic literature review can be viewed either as a research process or part of the research process.
It involves a systematic approach to literature search or study methodology that enable researchers to have holistic view of about a topical issue. Despite the usefulness of systematic literature review, it is a very challenging process that rely heavily on unique skills and competencies that most researchers, including graduate students, lack. In view of this, ReGIG is organizing research capacity enhancement training focusing on Systematic literature Review.

Topics: The topics for the training are situated within the IMRaD and other Approaches to research process. The topics are

Introduction and Conceptual issues

Developing search terms & Search Strategy

Performing the Search

Article Screening and Selection

Venue for training: The training will be delivered online via Zoom/Microsoft Teams.
Duration of Training: The training will last for 2 days. Each training session will last for 2.5 hours.
Date: The training is scheduled to start on 28th April 2023 and end on 29th April 2023. Each training session would be 5:00pm- 7:30pm each day.
Training cost: The cost of training has been subsidized at GH¢ 180. The cost covers training and certificate.
Training Facilitator: The training will be led by Dr. Samuel Adjorlolo, a senior lecturer at the University of Ghana.
Registration: Register by clicking on this link: https://bit.ly/333reg. Payment should be made to MOMO number 0558631609 (Research and Grant Institute of Ghana). Deadline for payment is Wednesday 27th April 2023.

Upcoming Events

Mastering the Research Process for Proposal Development and Thesis Writing

The Research and Grant Institute of Ghana (ReGIG) is organizing training on Systematic Literature Review for Proposal Development, Thesis Writing and Publication. Systematic literature review is best strategy used to obtain comprehensive information or literature in the research community. Systematic literature review can be viewed either as a research process or part of the research process.
It involves a systematic approach to literature search or study methodology that enable researchers to have holistic view of about a topical issue. Despite the usefulness of systematic literature review, it is a very challenging process that rely heavily on unique skills and competencies that most researchers, including graduate students, lack. In view of this, ReGIG is organizing research capacity enhancement training focusing on Systematic literature Review.

Topics: The topics for the training are situated within the IMRaD and other Approaches to research process. The topics are

Introduction and Conceptual issues

Developing search terms & Search Strategy

Performing the Search

Article Screening and Selection

Venue for training: The training will be delivered online via Zoom/Microsoft Teams.
Duration of Training: The training will last for 2 days. Each training session will last for 2.5 hours.
Date: The training is scheduled to start on 24th February 2023 and end on 25th February 2023. Each training session would be 5:00pm- 7:30pm each day.
Training cost: The cost of training has been subsidized at GH¢ 150. The cost covers training and certificate.
Training Facilitator: The training will be led by Dr. Samuel Adjorlolo, a senior lecturer at the University of Ghana.
Registration: Register by clicking on this link: https://bit.ly/333reg. Payment should be made to MOMO number 0558631609 (Research and Grant Institute of Ghana). Deadline for payment is Wednesday 22nd February 2023.

2nd National 3-Minutes Thesis Competition
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2nd National 3-Minutes Thesis Competition

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National Research and Innovation Award
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National Research and Innovation Award

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  • Samuel Adjorlolo holds a Ph.D. in Applied Social Sciences (with a concentration in Forensic Psychology and Criminology) from City University of Hong Kong. Prior to this, he graduated from the University of Ghana where he received Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Nursing and Psychology, and Clinical Psychology, with a concentration in Clinical Neuropsychology, respectively.
  • Egbenya Daniel Lawer is a product of the University of Ghana, Legon, and Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway, where he completed master’s program in Neuroscience. He is currently a doctoral candidate in Neuroscience at the University of Oslo.
  • Kwaku Oppong Asante is an experienced researcher and a lecturer at the Department of Psychology, University of Ghana. He has a Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa and a Master’s degree in Human Development from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway.

Our Vision

To become a world-class institute dedicated to promoting research and innovation in Ghana and beyond.

Our Mission

To prioritize and elevate research and innovation as strategic conduits for socioeconomic growth and forefronts of academic and scientific advancement in Ghana and beyond.

Our Vision

To become a world-class institute dedicated to promoting research and innovation in Ghana and beyond.

Our Mission

To prioritize and elevate research and innovation as strategic conduits for socioeconomic growth and forefronts of academic and scientific advancement in Ghana and beyond.

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