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3Rd Philippine National Health Research System Week 2009 Davao: August 12-14, 2009 (Conference Proceedings) 3RD PHILIPPINE NATIONAL HEALTH RESEARCH SYSTEM WEEK 2009 DAVAO: AUGUST 12-14, 2009 (CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS) 1 3RD PHILIPPINE NATIONAL HEALTH RESEARCH SYSTEM WEEK 2009 .............................................................. 1 DAVAO: AUGUST 12-14, 2009 ..................................................................................................................... 1 (CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS) ................................................................................................................ 1 DAY 1, PRE-CONFERENCE, MINDANAO FORUM ON HEALTH RESEARCH .......................................................... 5 WELCOME REMARKS ................................................................................................................................ 5 KEYNOTE MESSAGE .................................................................................................................................. 6 ASSESSMENT OF REGIONAL HEALTH RESEARCH SYSTEMS: MINDANAO REPORT ................................. 9 PROPOSED MANAGEMENT OF THE MINDANAO HEALTH RESEARCH PROGRAM ................................... 13 OPEN FORUM .......................................................................................................................................... 15 WORKSHOP GUIDELINES: MINDANAO RESPONSE TO THE ASSESSMENT REPORT AND PROPOSALS .. 17 WORKSHOP REPORT: OPEN FORUM ...................................................................................................... 19 CLOSING REMARKS ................................................................................................................................. 21 MINDANAO RESPONSE TO THE ASSESSMENT REPORT AND PROPOSALS ............................................ 22 DAY 2, PARALLEL CAPACITY BUILDING SESSIONS ............................................................................................ 30 MARKETING RESEARCH TO HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS AND POLICYMAKERS ............................................. 30 MARKETING RESEARCH TO HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS......................................................................... 30 OPEN FORUM .......................................................................................................................................... 36 COMMUNICATING RESEARCH TO POLICYMAKERS ................................................................................. 38 OPEN FORUM .......................................................................................................................................... 42 CLIMATE CHANGE AND HEALTH: INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT.................................. 44 PARTICIPANT'S EXPECTATIONS .............................................................................................................. 45 ORIENTATION BRIEF: STRATEGY MANAGEMENT FOR CLIMATE ............................................................. 48 CHANGE AND HEALTH RESEARCH AGENDA ........................................................................................... 48 WORKSHOP OUTPUT ............................................................................................................................... 50 GROUP 1 PRESENTATION ....................................................................................................................... 50 GROUP 2 PRESENTATION ....................................................................................................................... 53 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION ..................................... 56 WELCOME REMARKS .............................................................................................................................. 56 KEYNOTE MESSAGE (AND UPDATES ON THE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER BILL) Prof. Fortunato T. Dela Peña Undersecretary for Science and Technology Services, Department of Science and Technology ........................ 57 PANEL DISCUSSION: KNOW YOUR IP, A RESEARCH ASSET ................................................................... 62 2 SAFEGUARDING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS OF RESEARCHERS .............................................. 62 PROTECTING INDIGENOUS PEOPLES‟ RIGHTS ....................................................................................... 64 LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION ................................... 66 EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS ................................................... 68 INSTITUTIONALIZING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY POLICIES IN ACADEMIA ............................................. 71 PANEL DISCUSSION: TECHNOLOGY MATCHING, FAST TRACKING TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION ................................................................................................................................................................ 75 DR. CORAZON D. VILAREAL ..................................................................................................................... 75 DR. JOEL L. BACUSMO ............................................................................................................................. 77 DR. OLGA M. NUÑEZA .............................................................................................................................. 81 DR. FRANCIS WADE Z. GOMEZ ................................................................................................................ 83 MS. MA. ANTONIA ODELIA G. ARROYO .................................................................................................... 85 OPEN FORUM .......................................................................................................................................... 88 CLOSING REMARKS ................................................................................................................................. 92 NATIONAL UNIFIED HEALTH RESEARCH AGENDA IMPLEMENTATION AND TRACKING ........................... 93 HEALTH RESEARCH AGENDA: THE PHILIPPINE EXPERIENCE ................................................................. 93 NUHRA SHORTLISTED PRIORITIES FOR 2009-2010 ................................................................................. 96 PNHRS RESEARCH GRANT APPLICATION ............................................................................................... 99 OPEN FORUM ........................................................................................................................................ 101 TRACKING HEALTH RESEARCHES ........................................................................................................ 103 HEALTH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION NETWORK (HERDIN) .................................... 106 OPEN FORUM ........................................................................................................................................ 108 RESEARCH PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT ................................................................................................ 111 RESEARCH PUBLISHING AND E-TOOLS FOR COLLABORATION ............................................................ 116 JOURNAL PUBLISHING .......................................................................................................................... 116 JOURNALS GOING ONLINE .................................................................................................................... 122 INTERNATIONAL VISIBILITY FOR RESEARCH ........................................................................................ 126 OPEN FORUM ........................................................................................................................................ 128 CHED JOURNAL ACCREDITATION ......................................................................................................... 134 OPEN FORUM ........................................................................................................................................ 136 HERDIN NETWORK-OF-NETWORKS OVERVIEW .................................................................................... 137 EXPLORING HERDIN NEON .................................................................................................................... 139 3 FREE/OPEN SOURCE COLLABORATION TOOLS .................................................................................... 140 OPEN FORUM ........................................................................................................................................ 144 DAY 3, PLENARY SESSION ON CAPACITATING AND EMPOWERING REGIONAL HEALTH RESEARCH SYSTEMS .................................................................................................................................................................. 146 WELCOME REMARKS ............................................................................................................................ 146 MESSAGE AND INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER ...................................................................... 147 KEYNOTE MESSAGE .............................................................................................................................. 149 RESPONSE FROM THE PNHRS CORE AGENCIES: POSITIONING PNHRS TO BETTER SERVE THE REGIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 152 CHED's RESPONSE ...............................................................................................................................
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