Research is an essential component of global health policy outreach, interaction, and implementation. It is a critical element for educational program development, health care capacity building, and optimization of community specific patient care. Research and scholarly inquiry provide the link for understanding need, action, and outcome for global health care.
CMIRA (ConnectMed International Research Arm) combines financial support for ongoing projects in regional and/or global domains. We also support and mentor scholars and their specific research interests through Fellowships, as well as develop ConnectMed-specific research projects with collaborators across the globe.
The impact of direct patient care may touch hundreds of patients. The impact of training local providers to provide care in their communities may benefit thousands of patients. The impact of doing research to look at surgical outcomes and evidenced-based approach to care in each specific community has the potential to benefit hundreds of thousands of individuals. This multiplier effect of research is where many of the interests of CMIRA are focused.
Smile 4 Kids
Nurses Appreciation Week 2021 is May 6-May 12, and our Smile4Kids cause this month is NURSES & NURSING STUDENTS – recognizing, appreciating and investing in them!
We will spotlight some of the many nurses and nursing students who have volunteered with our teams and provided critical care to patients around the world .
We will share updates about the low-income nursing students from rural communities in Vietnam who have received ConnectMed scholarships to attend Hue University School of Nursing (Hue, Vietnam). With your generosity and support this month, we hope to continue this scholarship support.
Make a donation in the name of your favorite #SuperHeroNurse and we will send him/her a note of acknowledgment and a ConnectMed #OperatingWithCare mask & lanyard!
July is National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness and Prevention Month! In honor of this special month, will you help us raise funds to help support children and young adults with craniofacial differences and special needs?