The Nine Doctors pathway from medical training to community care317
Research for better health
PBRI is committed to advancing research, innovation, and knowledge translation to strengthen primary healthcare and improve community well-being.
We will foster interdisciplinary collaboration, evidence-based practice, and innovative health technologies to address emerging health challenges, reduce health inequities, and create sustainable solutions.
Through national and international partnerships, PBRI aims to translate research into meaningful impact, empower communities, and advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Key concepts
Seven areas connecting research, innovation, and primary care.
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Research excellence
Evidence-based practiceGenerate high-quality, policy-relevant research to strengthen primary healthcare and inform decision-making.
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Interdisciplinary collaboration
PartnershipsConnect health professionals, academic institutions, communities, and international networks to co-create solutions.
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Health innovation
Digital transformationApply digital health, artificial intelligence (AI), and appropriate technologies to improve healthcare accessibility, quality, and efficiency.
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Research with communities
Community-engaged and participatory researchEmpower communities to identify health priorities, participate in research, and develop locally appropriate solutions.
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Health equity
Sustainable developmentAddress health disparities and social determinants of health while contributing to the SDGs, particularly SDGs 3, 4, 5, 10, and 17.
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Knowledge into practice
Knowledge translation and real-world impactTransform research findings into practical interventions, health policies, educational innovations, and scalable primary healthcare models.
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Research capacity building
Global collaborationStrengthen research competencies, develop emerging researchers, and expand national and international research networks.
Goals we contribute to
Our commitment
Together, we turn research into innovation, innovation into impact, and knowledge into better health for all—advancing sustainable primary care and building healthier, more resilient communities.
