BUKSO, DOST TRAIN HEALTH RESEARCHERS THROUGH R&D CLINIC

Disaster Risk Reduction Management, Health of Vulnerable Populations, Maternal, Newborn, Child Health, Mental Health, and Nutrition and Food Security. The health researchers benefited from the initiative, enhancing their research skills and identifying field gaps. Furthermore, seven research proposals were crafted for submission to DOST-PCHRD for potential funding grants during the event. Dr. Carina Joane V. Barroso, Vice-President for Research, Extension, and Innovations at BukSU, deeply appreciates DOST's unwavering support and assistance. She remarked, "In these challenging times, where external funding is a beacon of hope for many, your help has been invaluable, particularly to our university. It has empowered us to pursue our research endeavors with greater vigor and resolve.” The collaboration between Bukidnon State University, DOST-PCHRD, and DOST-X highlights their collective efforts to drive scientific and technological advancement for the benefit of the Filipino people. Through initiatives like the R&D Clinic, the partners remain steadfast in their commitment to promoting research excellence, disseminating knowledge, and developing an innovative ecosystem. “The event allowed us researchers to familiarize ourselves with the essential do’s and don’ts in writing fundable research proposals. Moreover, it deepened our understanding of PCHRD’s agenda thrusts and priorities, along with the required documentary requirements,” said one of the participants. The DOST Team comprised Dr. Sarah Jane Jimenez (S&T Fellow, RDMD), Mr. Jules Carl Celebrado (Program Head, Mental Health R&D), Mr. Jemuel Joshua Austria (Project Manager, Mental Health R&D), Ms. Ma. Anne L. Lobete (Project Manager, DRR-CCAH R&D), Engr. Linreb G. Mondero, and Engr. Jessa Aromin (NorMinCoHRD Staff). (Linreb G. Mondero/DOST-X). #ScienceForThePeople #OneDOST4U