Combating Childhood Respiratory Infections through Data, Training & Innovation

SPIRESPIRE-ARI | Acute Respiratory Infection

SPIRE-ARI focuses on reducing the burden of Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI) among children in Pakistan’s underserved regions. By strengthening hospital capacities, providing essential equipment, and training healthcare professionals, SPIRE-ARI is saving young lives through evidence-based interventions and continuous data-driven research.

Why SPIRE-ARI Matters

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Leading Cause of Child Mortality

ARI, including pneumonia, remains one of the top killers of children under five in Pakistan.

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Healthcare Gaps in Rural Areas

Limited access to pediatric equipment and inadequate staff training increase mortality risk.

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Lack of Clinical Data

Few structured projects track outcomes of ARI treatment in low-resource hospitals.

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Preventable Deaths

With better monitoring, oxygen delivery systems, and standardized care, many child deaths can be avoided.

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SPIRE’s Intervention

By equipping hospitals and training staff, SPIRE provides an actionable, scalable model to reduce ARI-related deaths.

SPIRE’s Approach for ARI

Collaboration Opportunities

Join SPIRE-ARI in reducing child mortality caused by respiratory infections.

  • Review and sign the SPIRE-ARI MOU to become an official project partner.
  • Participate in data entry, fieldwork, or manuscript development.
  • Technical expertise
  • Medical supply sponsorship
  • Statistical or publication support

SPIRE-ARI Projects

Frequently Asked Questions

SPIRE ARI FAQs

What is SPIRE-ARI?

A pediatric health project aimed at improving treatment and outcomes for children suffering from Acute Respiratory Infections in underserved hospitals.

Why focus on ARI?

Because ARI is among the top causes of childhood deaths in Pakistan, particularly in resource-limited areas.

How does SPIRE support hospitals?

By providing essential medical supplies, training staff, and creating data systems for better monitoring and management.

Who can collaborate?

Hospitals, pediatricians, and researchers committed to improving respiratory care outcomes for children.

What’s next for SPIRE-ARI?

Manuscript preparation and publication of the first ARI-focused study, expanding collaboration through 2024.

Contact us

Get In Touch

    Contact Info

    Pakistan Office

    Islamabad,
    Pakistan

    Telephone

    (+92) 321 9801238

    Mail Us

    spirepkorg@gmail.com

    Opening Hours

    Mon-Fri: 10:00-18:00
    Sat-Sun: Closed