As a part of the ongoing efforts of iCHORDS (Improving Community Health Outcomes through Research, Dialogue and Systems Strengthening) Community of Practice to collate and disseminate information generated across research and programmatic partners, we have created a podcast series called ‘The Last Mile’.

In the field of neglected tropical diseases (NTD), there is increasing emphasis on addressing the gap between the scientific efficacy of tools and their translation

My practicum with iCHORDS began two months ago, on May 11, 2021. I remember staring at the zoom link at 9:55 AM, hoping that my punctuality for the 10 AM meeting would ease my nerves. As I clicked the link for the meeting to begin, I was warmly greeted by the Community of Practice Manager, Leshawn Benedict, “Welcome to your first day at iCHORDS!” I smiled and immediately felt more at ease.

iCHORDS’ mission is to maintain a forum for collaboration, coordination, and knowledge management within the social and behavioural sciences to address implementation challenges and strengthen

iCHORDS provides a platform to gather, evaluate, summarize and share relevant knowledge amongst various experts within the neglected tropical diseases space. This Community of Practice

As Neglected Tropical Disease (NTD) programs move towards 2030, understanding how programs work and how context impacts program effectiveness and equity are increasingly important themes

There are many reasons why you should join iCHORDS Community of Practice. Among the many benefits, joining iCHORDS can be a step forward towards enhancing

iCHORDS (Improving Community Health Outcomes through Research, Dialogue and Systems Strengthening) Community of Practice offers members a platform to collaborate and share expertise to allow