E-drug: Update from the Public Healthcare Laboratory
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[Cross posted from Afronets with thanks. Useful for people involved
in Primary Health Care and training. BS]
Update from the Public Healthcare Laboratory
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The Public Health Care Laboratory is a global forum of information
exchange as well as a reliable resource centre for laboratory person-
nel, policy makers and those concerned with primary health care labo-
ratory services in resource poor countries.
1. Visit our Resource Centre:
We have revised and updated the Resource Centre to include:
a) Books - A comprehensive list of books related to laboratory ser-
vices in resource poor countries;
b) Documents - An exhaustive lists of documents with a large number
of PDF documents for free download;
c) Contacts - A list of addresses and hyperlinks to organizations and
related sites;
d) NEW! Useful Links at:
http://www.phclab.com/Resource%20Centre/RClinks.htm
with links to related sites - including tutorials, free downloads,
photographic images and much more.
2. Visit our Training Site at:
http://www.phclab.com/Training/Trainingindividual.htm
We update this site regularly. You can find information on upcoming
training opportunities including fellowships, postgraduate studies
and short courses.
3. Please contact us at: <thephclab@msn.com> if you know of training
opportunities, books, documents or links that could be added to our
site.
For more information please contact:
Gabriele Mallapaty
The Public Health Care Laboratory
mailto:mail@phclab.com
or
mailto:thephclab@msn.com
http://www.phclab.com
"Our mission is to improve the quality of laboratory services in re-
source-poor countries and provide a forum for information exchange!"
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