Evaluation Study of Portable Health Clinic (PHC) for Non-Communicable Disease Patients during COVID-19 Disaster Period, Jogjakarta, Indonesia
2020.11～2022.02, 代表者：Prof. Andreasta Meliala, University of Gadjah Mada, Indonesia and Grameen Communications, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Japan and Bangladesh
The objectives of this cohort study are 1) To evaluate the effectiveness of the PHC service delivery model (as outreach health check-ups and online consultation & monitoring services) among NCDs patients at 3 districts in Jogjakarta region during the covid-19 disaster situations, 2) To prevent NCDs and COVID-19 related comorbidities, complications, and death among NCDs patients 3 districts in Jogjakarta region during the covid-19 disaster situations, and 3) To investigate PHC’s user’s satisfaction, acceptability and other psychological, cognitive, socio-economic factors associated with PHC online healthcare services (telemedicine, online follow-up, and consultation).
Objective 4: To improve targeted population’s awareness, knowledge, and behaviours related with NCDs during the covid-19 disaster situations..

Health and social impact of portable health clinic services in Rajasthan, India
2019.02～2022.03, 代表者：Prof. Manish Biyani, Biyani Group of Colleges, India and Grameen Communications, Bangladesh, India, Japan and Bangladesh
This research aims to investigate (l) health and social impact of Portable Health Clinic services (technology & services
effectiveness, acceptance, and satisfaction from local users [patients]) and (2) long term changes of health status and health-related behaviors of users (cohort patients). The secondary objective of this research is to develop a sustainable health service as a social business in Jaipur, India..

Impact Study of Portable Health Clinic (PHC) for Rural Communities of Sabah, Malaysia
2020.10～2025.09, 代表者：Prof. Helen Benedict Lasimbang, University Malaysia Sabah Hospital (HUMS), Malaysia and Grameen Communications, Bangladesh, Bangladesh, Japan and Malaysia
This will be a Cohort study (and Multiple Cross-Sectional study) with the objective of improving Kudat community people’s health awareness, knowledge, behaviors, and health status..

Maternal & Child Healthcare (MCH) project in Shariatpur, Bangladesh
2018.06～2022.05, 代表者：Ms. Nazneen Sultana, Grameen Communications, Bangladesh and Japan
This project implements 8 stages of antenatal and postnatal care as proposed by WHO to the village women from the early pregnancy stage until 1 year after the birth of the baby and see the impact to reduce the mother and child mortality rate..

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