Table 3

Staff involved in post-graduate training and teaching activities

Activity
Partner
Year 1 (1999–2000)
Year 2 (2000–2001)
Year 3 (2001–2002)
Year 4 (2002–2003)
Year 5 (2003–2004)
TOTALS

Staff trained in research through MSc/PhD programmes (# new staff each year)
Partner 1
1 MSc student in London
1 MSc student in London
-
-
1 MSc student in London; 1 PhD supervised by HEFP in SA
3 MSs in London







1 PhD in SA



Partner 2
-
1 PhD student in London

1 PhD student visits London to refine thesis
-
4 PhDs (1 in London 3 in SA)



2 PhD students supported by HEFP in SA







Partner 3
4 PhD students in London
1 PhD student in London

2 PhD student in London
2 PhD students in London
9 PhDs in London (5 complete)

London staff involved in MSc teaching/support to South Africa
Partner 1
3 staff teach on short-course
3 staff teach on short-course
Staff teach on health economics modules
Staff teach on health economics modules
Staff teach on health economics modules
Multiple staff


Staff teach on health economics modules
Staff teach on health economics modules
Staff teach on new policy analysis module
Staff teach on policy analysis module
Staff teach on policy analysis module




Staff advise on development of private sector module







Partner 2
Staff teach on two modules
Staff teach on one module
Staff teach on one module
Staff teach on one module
Staff teach on one module
Multiple staff


Staff acts as external examiner
Staff acts as external examiner
Staff acts as external examiner
Staff acts as external examiner
Staff acts as external examiner






Staff examine dissertations
Staff examine dissertations


London staff involved in PhD teaching/support to South Africa
Partner 1



Support to coordinate new PhD program
Support to coordinate PhD program
Multiple staff





PhD supervision
PhD supervision







Workshop on PhD supervision




Partner 2

PhD supervision
PhD supervision
PhD supervision
PhD supervision
Multiple staff






Workshop on PhD supervision


Mayhew et al. Health Research Policy and Systems 2008 6:8   doi:10.1186/1478-4505-6-8