In a momentous occasion, the National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR) received the Acknowledgment Award from the Vanke School of Public Health at Tsinghua University in Beijing. Recognizing NIMR’s outstanding contribution to advancing global health through impactful research, the award was presented to the Director-General of NIMR by Dr. Peter Karoli.

This prestigious award underscores the fruitful collaboration between NIMR and Tsinghua University, as they jointly undertake the Patient-Centered Innovation for Accessing Healthcare Services (PIVLO-TEST) study. At the helm of this pioneering project is Dr. Peter Karoli, who serves as the Principal Investigator and mastermind behind the innovative patient-centered healthcare model.

The PIVLO-TEST study seeks to revolutionize healthcare services, with a specific focus on improving accessibility and effectiveness for individuals living with HIV. Dr. Peter Karoli, alongside a team of esteemed research scientists from NIMR and the Vanke School of Public Health, is spearheading this collaborative initiative.

Dr. Peter Karoli’s role as the Principal Investigator signifies his leadership in developing and implementing a model that has the potential to reshape global healthcare services. This collaborative effort stands as a milestone in addressing the evolving healthcare needs of people living with HIV, reflecting a dedication to innovation and positive change.

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