Ways to work with Data.Faces.Voices.
Funding, research collaboration, country partnership, or simply following the work. Several may apply.
Fund the research.
The Research Coverage Index scores how completely a country's published evidence base represents midlife women's health. Twenty-one Asia Pacific countries have been mapped with it.
The method note is available to read before any conversation. If you fund women's health, global health, or APAC equity, the instrument is the fastest way to judge whether the work is worth backing. A founder briefing precedes any commitment.
In sixteen of those countries, a clinician has registered interest in country collaboration. Named collaboration is confirmed country by country, and public listing is consent-led.
Co-authorship is the starting offer, not the negotiation.
Academics, clinical researchers, and institutional groups working on midlife women's health, APAC public health, or instrument adaptation.
DFV offers protocol access, co-authorship on the RCI methodology paper and country briefs, and the APAC clinical network. In return: protocol commitment, peer review contribution, and the same open-science terms every country collaborator signs.
Country context first. Named collaboration where appropriate.
OB-GYNs, menopause specialists, and clinical researchers with institutional backing in APAC countries.
The country pathway starts with context review and desk work, then scales only where fieldwork, permissions, and authorship terms are clear.
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For everyone who isn't a funder, researcher, or clinician — and wants to follow the work without filling out a form.
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Recruitment has not opened. Registering interest means we will contact you when it does in your country; it is not enrolment and commits you to nothing. Please do not send medical details or personal health information by email.
Supporting the groundwork.
Early support for the country research, translation and ethical preparation that has to happen before larger research grants can begin.
Institutional research funding moves on a multi-year cycle. The groundwork cannot wait that long.