Pacific Research Is Driving Regional Health Policy
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- Pacific research recommendations are reaching regional health decision-makers.
- Fiji Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica said the 2026 Pacific Islands Health Research Symposium demonstrated how research can move from discussion to action.
Research produced in the Pacific is beginning to influence regional health policy, with recommendations from researchers reaching Pacific Heads of Health.
Speaking at Fiji National University, Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica pointed to the 2026 Pacific Islands Health Research Symposium as an example of research moving beyond discussion and into action.
Research can move from discussion to action.
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