One of the INSP's main research strategies is the design of mission-oriented research, implemented through the mission-oriented research lines (LIMs), which involve public health research topics that promote cross-disciplinary activities among the different research centers which act as primary or secondary centers for each project. There are currently 18 existing LIMs being carried out by INSP researchers and each INSP research project assigned to a LIM based on its corresponding objectives. Mission-Oriented Research Lines (LIMs) as Assigned to the INSP Research Centers |
Existing Research Lines | Primary Center | Secondary Center | |
1. Cancer prevention and control | CISP | CISEI | 2. Health and vulnerable groups | CISS | CINyS | 3. Prevention and control of vector-transmitted diseases | CISEI | CRISP | 4. Prevention and control of tuberculosis | CISEI | | 5. Environmental health | CISP | | 6. Prevention of injuries and violence | CISP | CISS | 7. Sexual health and prevention of AIDS and STDs | CIEE | CISS | 8. Promotion of healthy lifestyles | CISP | CISS | 9. Medications in public health: access, use and antimicrobial resistance | CISS | CISEI | 10. Human resources in health | CISS | SAC | 11. Social protection in health | CISS | CISEI | 12. Evaluation of health programs and policies | CIEE | CINyS | 13. Obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease | CINyS | CISP | 14. Malnutrition | CINyS | | 15. Reproductive health | CISP | CISS | 16. Emerging viral diseases | CISEI | | 17. Vaccines | CISEI | | 18. Regenerative medicine | CISP | CISEI |
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