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Peter Tugwell<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

Secretary General, CanUSACLEN<\/h4>\n

Centre for Global Health Institute of
\nPopulation Health, University of Ottawa,
\n1 Stewart Street, Ottawa, Ontario
\nK1H 8L6, Canada
\nTel: 1-613 -562-5800 ext. 1945
\nFax:1-613-562-5659
\nE-mail: tugwell.bb@uottawa.ca<\/a>,
\nelacasse@uottawa.ca<\/a>
\nWebsite:\u00a0www.canusaclen.uottawa.ca\/en<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/td>\n

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CanUSACLEN is a regional network of institutions and individuals in Canada and the United States, dedicated to contributing to the goals of the International Clinical Epidemiology Network (INCLEN) Trust International, to improve the health and development of populations of developing countries around the globe. CanUSACLEN is a Founding Member and one of seven regional networks of the INCLEN Trust International, and represents Canada and the United States on the INCLEN Board of Trustees. CanUSACLEN is a not-for-profit organization.<\/p>\n

Historically, several CanUSACLEN institutions were training centers for INCLEN, providing clinical epidemiology training for junior faculty from clinical and research departments of major medical schools in developing countries and carrying on collaborative research. With the evolution of INCLEN to a regional structure, CanUSACLEN continues to collaborate with the other regional networks around the world as well as work on research projects about the health and health care of disadvantaged populations in our own region.<\/p>\n

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