Asia-Pacific resources: Overview

Research4Lifeprovides institutions in low-and middle-income countries (LMIC) with online access to academic and professional peer-reviewed content. Working in partnership with major international development organisations, research institutions and scholarly publishers, Research4Lifeaims to improve teaching, research and policymaking in health, agriculture, the environment and other life, physical and social sciences.

TheHinariResearch for Life collection provides access tojournals in biomedical and related social sciences to local, not-for-profit institutions in developing countries.Managed by the World Health Organization,Hinari provides online access to thousands ofjournals, e-books and other information resources.

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NZ-based ANZCA fellow, Dr Tony Diprose, is helping out with non life-threatening surgeries in Fiji has nothing but praise for Fijian colleagues working amid the country's Covid-19 crisis.

First Broadcast: 4 August 2021
Duration: 7 mins 13 secs approx.

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Interested in Hinari training, access or have a question? Contact your local WHO representative:

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Alternatively, University of Papua New Guinea Library may be able to provide access to doctors in PNG. Contact: Library@upng.ac.pg

FIJI

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