Women’s Mentorship Program 2022-23

I found this opportunity valuable as it will guide me to learn systematically how to spread knowledge that I believe is a corner stone in formulating evidence based effective policies.

The HSG program is a great platform to develop capacity to effectively write publication worthy papers. Through this platform, I will gain the skill set required to deliver clear exciting scientific messages, and write manuscripts suitable for high impact journals.

I applied to the mentorship program hoping to be mentored by an incredible researcher and to get my work published in a prestigious journal. Gaining exposure to varied research perspectives and getting connected to researchers across continents also motivated me.

I am very excited that I got this amazing opportunity where, I will get a mentor who will help in developing the skills required to produce high-quality manuscript for a peer-reviewed journal, I think this is a dream come.

I feel really excited and happy to be part of HSG mentorship. I am facing several challenges for being as young woman researcher, so I believe the program would help me overcome these challenges.

I applied for this program with the hope of gaining, knowledge, skills and experience on manuscript development for global peer-viewed journals as a lead author. I look forward to getting the best support and guidance from my highly experienced mentor.

It is a matter of immense pleasure and excitement to be a part of this cohort in which I am looking forward to invest my capabilities to enhance the overall skillsets I possess.

I believe that the knowledge and expertise that I will be exposed to through this program will empower me with the necessary skills and confidence to start publishing my work.

I am excited to be part of such a wonderful group of professionals interested in the field of health policy and systems research. As an early-career public health researcher, this is a valuable step.

This avails me a great opportunity to develop good writing skills which will remain valuable throughout my career. Also, to increase confidence in interpreting and communicating evidence to support health systems policy research, thus contributing towards an efficient health system.

I applied to this year's publication mentorship program to disseminate knowledge on adolescent health services to a large audience using varied methods to inform the reverse of poor health trends in the cohort. A challenge that has persisted for decades.

I feel excited yet humbled to have been selected for this illustrious program. As part of these thirteen phenomenal young women striving to contribute to current evidence around health systems strengthening and policy reforms through research is an invaluable experience.

I feel encouraged and optimistic that by the end of the program I would have acquired skills to write and publish in high impact peer reviewed journals and contribute to public health systems strengthening, policy & research.