Ongoing Projects
Check out our ongoing research projects and active interest groups/task forces here! To join, simply log into the website using your Gmail or Facebook account. You can also email us at office@researchalliance.org.lk with the project name and number, or the name of the interest group/task force you’re interested in.
Please disregard the starting dates of each project. It is important to note that these are all ongoing research projects and task forces. To learn more about each project - including the project lead/PI, the current stage of the project, the projected timeline, anticipated outcomes, and other team members - please click the "I am Interested" button.
Online activities onlyThe challenges and opportunities for the implementation of lifestyle medicine healthcare models in the Global South: a systematic review
In person and online activitiesPrevalence and risk factors of soil transmitted helminth infections and its associations with childhood growth among children in the plantation sector, Ratnapura district, Sri Lanka: a cross-sectional analysis
In person and online activitiesDeterminants of health-seeking behaviour of persons with influenza-like illnesses among estate-sector workers in Ratnapura district, Sri Lanka: a mixed method study. Image designed by rawpixel.com on Freepik.
In person activitiesGroup visit-based lifestyle intervention program for managing patients with grade 1 primary hypertension and low cardiovascular risk in primary care settings in Sri Lanka: a randomised controlled trial
In person and online activitiesExploring the Determinants, Activities, and Factors Influencing the Outcomes of a Community Empowerment Project in Plantation Communities: Health Promotion Process and Integrating Nutrition-Focused Health Promotion into Early Childhood Care and Development
Form For Collaborators
This form is for Principal Investigators (PIs), Co-Principal Investigators (Co-PIs), and study coordinators, who wish to join the Preventive Research Center. Upon submission, your application will be reviewed by the PRC Board.