Research 2012-2024
Research: Promoting evidence-based interventions and policy advocacy
GTN promotes evidence-based practices and research in coordination with academia and experts.
GTNs experiences in managing research
projects are summarised below:
|
Year |
study Title |
Partnership |
|
2024 |
Feasibility and Acceptability of Storytelling
Intervention to Support Psychosocial Health of Nepalese Migrant Workers |
Keele University, UK |
|
2024 |
Evaluation of the impact of the UK governments pilot
scheme to recruit Nepalese nurses in the UK |
Keele University, UK |
|
2023 |
Improving Mental Health of and Reducing Suicide Among
Nepalese Migrant Workers: Co-producing Solutions |
Bournemouth University, UK |
|
2021-2025 |
Longitudinal Nepal-based Family Study |
Consortia partner with Bournemouth University,
University of Huddersfield and NIRI and its partners |
|
2021-2023 |
Assessment of Kidney Health Related Risk Among Nepali
Returnee Migrants in Nepal |
Bournemouth University, COLT Foundation |
|
2020-2021 |
Development and testing of an app-based smoking cessation intervention
for people living with HIV |
University of Massachusetts, USA |
|
2020 |
Fear, stigma and othering: The impact of COVID-19
rumours on marginalised population groups of Nepal |
Bournemouth University and
MMIHS |
|
2020 |
Nepal-Malaysia-UK partnership on
Nepali migrants health research |
Bournemouth University, GCRF |
|
2019-2020 |
Co-producing Stories
with Migrants in Nepal (CoSMiN) |
GTN lead research in partnership with
the Brighton
and Sussex Medical School; University of Sussex, UK; Green Tara Nepal and
Tribhuvan University, Nepal |
|
2019-2020 |
Research on
the sustainability of training Female Community Health Volunteers on
Post-partum Family Planning (PPFP) in Morang District. |
International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO). |
|
2019-2020 |
International Delphi Consensus Study
on Migration Health Research: International Delphi Consensus Study
on Migration Health Research |
International Organization for
Migration (IOM) and co-ordinated by global alliance Migration Health and
Development Research Initiative (MHADRI) |
|
2017-2018 |
Health vulnerabilities of cross-border
migrants from Nepal |
International Organisation for
Migration country office Nepal |
|
2017-2018 |
Understanding Nepalese labour
migrant's perceptions of potential elements on mental health in pre-departure
package |
Bournemouth University, UK |
|
2016-2018 |
Assessing knowledge and
behavioural changes on maternal and newborn health among mothers following
post-earthquake health promotion in Nepal
|
University of Tokyo, Japan, Bournemouth
University, Liverpool John Moores Universities, UK |
|
2018 |
Mental health of female spouses of
Nepalese labour migrants |
Bournemouth and Liverpool John Moores Universities, UK |
|
2017-2018 |
Situation of migrant returnees in
Nepal |
Bournemouth University, UK |
|
2014 |
Impact of female migration: developing
a national database in Nepal |
POURAKHI Nepal, Bournemouth and
Liverpool John Moores Universities, UK |
|
2012-2014 |
Context and process of trafficking in
person in Nepal |
Sheffield University, UK |
Small-scale research projects:
These small-scale studies either scope the extent of problems or act as pilot or feasibility studies suggesting large-scale studies. These provide opportunity to establish research networks and disseminates findings for policy advocacy.
- Social media and teenage abortion in modern Nepal, 2018-2019
- Midwifery students understanding of Midwifery in a country where it is not formally recognised separate from nursing, 2018-2019
- Support in International Delphi Consensus Study on Migration Health Research, December 2018-2019
- Scanning of migration related publication in published and on-line journals of Nepal, January 2019
- Dementia in South Asia. In coordination with Bournemouth University, UK, 2020
- Scoping study to understand the maternal health, ageing & wellness in rural India to develop a grass-root centre, 2019-2021
- Policy brief on migration health: supporting policy from evidence, 2020
- Effectiveness of health component of pre-departure orientation training for aspiring Nepali migrant workers, June 2019
- Kidney health-related problems migrant workers Malaysia, Jun 2019
- Continuous professional development (CPD) nursing in Nepal, 2018-2020
- Book Publication on writing and publishing academic work, September 2019
- Baseline/endline study on safe delivery project (2018-2022), preparation on-going
GTN will continue to partner with academics and experts in the future to strengthen its research and evidence-based programmes.