Saving up for the future: HAART stock-outs as a contributor to treatment non-compliance among HIV-positive patients in Kumasi, Ghana

community, is engaged in efforts to strengthen primary health care, strengthen health systems and increase health professional capacity, globally.The emergence of the Centre is the result of an extensive consultation process developed through annual Besrour Conferences (2012)(2013)(2014).Structure/Method/Design: The aim of the 4 th annual Besrour Conference 2015 is to highlight the research priorities of the Besrour network based on the needs of its national and international partners.During the conference, participants will discuss ways to leverage its extensive network to generate evidence to support the Centre's goals.Conference participants will include Canadian academic leaders and family physicians, international partners and key stakeholders such as the World Bank Group, the Associations of Faculty of Medicine of Canada and the Canadian Coalition in Global Health Research.Outcome & Evaluation: Since its inception, the Centre has provided a platform of mutual learning.It has created five working groups to share and advance the work of the Centre, and has begun disseminating its efforts through various means, such as workshops and publications.At the conference, the Besrour network will begin to develop the processes and outcomes of a mutually relevant research agenda, including metrics to measure and guide the progress of Besrour-related activities.

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