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Global Health

IN THIS SECTION

The Indiana CTSI addresses domestic and global health issues by bringing together research and expertise from three vibrant global health centers at Indiana University, University of Notre Dame, and Purdue University.

Reciprocity Is the Heart of Our Success—& Yours

To address today’s complex global health challenges, translational research requires new approaches to knowledge sharing, co-creation and innovation across diverse settings. Informed by a 30-year partnership between Indiana University and Moi University in Kenya, reciprocal innovation is defined as the bidirectional and iterative exchange of innovations, methodologies and learnings that address shared health challenges.

Together, these partners address common health challenges and provide mutual benefits to each other.

Our Partners Are Your Partners

Indiana University Center for Global Health

Creating and implementing sustainable programs that improve health and human flourishing in underserved areas worldwide, and preparing the next generation of local, national and global health leaders.

University of Notre Dame’s Eck Institute for Global Health

Collaborating with global partners in academia, the corporate sector, NGOs, and government agencies to develop innovative solutions and build upon the University of Notre Dame’s historic strengths.

Center for Health Excellence, Quality, and Innovation

Committed to addressing public health using collaborative community- and person-centered approaches through engagement, education and evidence.

Purdue University Women’s Global Health Institute

Striving to promote research on the prevention and early detection of diseases, as well as research to understand sex-differences in health across the lifespan.

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Contact

Laura J. Ruhl, MD, MPH
Director of Reciprocal Innovation
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