Our work

Working together to improve health and well-being.

The goal of the partnership is to work collaboratively to improve the health and well-being of people in Nepal by improving quality and/or access to care, training care providers in critical areas, and establishing programs of research that will address key challenges and priorities in the health system.

Our process

COLLABORATE TO IDENTIFY GOALS

Work alongside communities to identify their goals and priorities, both immediate and long-term.

2. CONNECT PEOPLE WITH CARE

Support people and communities on their path to sustainable health, including medical and health care.

3. EXPAND BEYOND CARE

Partner with communities so they achieve their own success, connect people with health insurance, identify wrap-around services to support medical and health care, train the next generation medical professionals and engage in research to create and enhance innovative support systems.

Explore our priorities

CARE PRIORITIES

**Developing subspecialties at Dhulikhel Hospital**
**Supporting development of outreach centers**
**Data utilization for care delivery and Monitoring, Evaluation and Quality Improvement**

RESEARCH PRIORITIES

**Building research capacity at DH/KUSMS**
**Collaborative research to understand and improve care needs of population**
**Embed clinically relevant research studies into clinical departments**

EDUCATION PRIORITIES

**Bilateral exchanges for faculty, staff, residents, and students**
**Shared courses and resources**
**Collaborative development of training that enhances the care provided to patients**

Where we work

AMPATH Nepal partners provide care in central Nepal for a population of 2.9 million people.

Ways to get involved

STUDENTS AND TRAINEES

Want to visit or get involved with AMPATH NEPAL?

Please fill out this form if you are interested. The foundation of the AMPATH model to build long-term longitudinal partnerships among training institutions, and we can only host exchange experiences for those whose universities are members of AMPATH Consortium.