List of centers of the National Health Institute of Nouvelle Alexandrie

This is a list of centers of the National Health Institute of Nouvelle Alexandrie (NHINA, also known as INS). The institute operates 15 Centers of Expertise (COEs) and 10 associate operating groups that carry out its mission in biomedical and public health research. The General Directorate serves as the central office, responsible for the policies and activities of all components.

Centers of Expertise

The NHINA operates 15 Centers of Expertise and the Federal Library of Medicine, each focused on specific areas of biomedical research.

Name	Acronym	Description	Est.	Budget (1749 AN)
Federal Center for Bioengineering and Biomedical Imaging	FCBBI	Develops technologies in bioengineering and biomedical imaging through collaboration with physical and information sciences.	1707 AN	NAX€9.8 billion
Federal Center for Cancer Research	FCCR	Researches treatments and technologies to eliminate death and suffering from cancer.	1685 AN	NAX€12.9 billion
Federal Center for Cardiovascular Disease	FCCD	Researches diseases of the heart, blood vessels, lungs, and blood; manages federal blood banks; researches sleep disorders.	1689 AN	NAX€10.4 billion
Federal Center for Child Health	FCCH	Researches child health and development, fertility, pregnancy, and human growth.	1697 AN	NAX€5.1 billion
Federal Center for Dental and Craniofacial Research	FCDCR	Researches dental health and craniofacial-oral-dental diseases and disorders.	1689 AN	NAX€4.0 billion
Federal Center for Environmental Health Sciences	FCEHS	Researches environmental impacts on human health, including toxicology and microbiology.	1692 AN	NAX€3.2 billion
Federal Center for Nutrition, Endocrinology and Urology	FCNEU	Researches digestive, renal, and metabolic diseases including diabetes; manages national dietary program.	1690 AN	NAX€6.0 billion
Federal Center for the Human Genome	FCHG	Maintains national human genome database; researches genetic diseases; manages federal sequence databases.	1707 AN	NAX€3.2 billion
Federal Center for General Medical Sciences	FCGMS	Conducts basic biomedical research on proteins and cell biology; trains biomedical scientists.	1697 AN	NAX€4.5 billion
Federal Center for Immunology and Infectious Diseases	FCIID	Researches infectious, immunologic, and allergic diseases; manages national vaccination research and outbreak response.	1694 AN	NAX€13.8 billion
Federal Center for Mental Health	FCMH	Researches psychology, behavior, and prevention of mental illness from clinical and epidemiological perspectives.	1690 AN	NAX€2.7 billion
Federal Center for Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases	FCMSD	Researches musculoskeletal and skin diseases including arthritis; oversees plastic surgery research.	1704 AN	NAX€3.8 billion
Federal Center for Neurology	FCN	Researches the nervous system, neurological disorders, and stroke.	1690 AN	NAX€4.7 billion
Federal Center for Nursing Technology and Research	FCNTR	Researches scientific and technological foundations for patient care and long-term care.	1704 AN	NAX€2.1 billion
Federal Eye and Ear Institute	FEEI	Researches disorders of vision, hearing, balance, smell, taste, voice, speech, and language.	1699 AN	NAX€1.1 billion
Federal Library of Medicine	FLM	Collects and publishes biomedical information; operates the Federal Biotechnology Library (FBL) biological database.	1692 AN	NAX€510 million

Associate Groups

The NHINA has ten associate operating groups that operate across all centers.

Name	Acronym	Description	Est.
Addiction Service	AS	Researches treatment of addictions and substance abuse; supports federal addiction clinic research.	1699 AN
Central Clinical Research Institute	CCRI	Clinical research facility; performs patient care in controlled environments; trains clinical researchers.	1688 AN
Center for Complementary and Integrative Care	CCIC	Researches complementary and alternative medicine; coordinates cross-division projects.	1698 AN
Centre for Healthcare Ethics	CHE	Researches medical ethics and advises on ethical conduct.	1686 AN
Center for International Health Collaboration	CIHC	Promotes international collaboration in biosciences and global health.	1690 AN
Center for Rehabilitative Research	CRR	Researches rehabilitation methods and care for people with physical disabilities.	1700 AN
Computational Bioscience Institute	CBI	Develops NHINA computer systems and provides computational support to COEs.	1690 AN
Research Resource Group	RRG	Administers funding for laboratories and researchers; develops research tools.	1695 AN
Medical Institute on Aging	MIA	Researches the aging process and age-related diseases.	1699 AN
Scientific Review Board	SRB	Conducts peer review and fellowship evaluations; performs conduct oversight.	1685 AN

General Directorate

The General Directorate is the central office of the NHINA, responsible for policy, oversight, and planning for all components. It includes administrative offices and mission offices.

Administrative Offices

Name	Acronym	Description
Office of Administration	OA	Manages procurement, grant administration, contract management, and logistics.
Office of Biotechnology	OB	Oversees genetics and biotechnology research, including ethical and legal concerns.
Office of Communications	OC	Manages public liaison, press office, and transparency policy.
Office of Disease Prevention	ODP	Oversees disease prevention, epidemiology, and outbreak control policy.
Office of Equity and Diversity	OED	Manages equal employment opportunity and health access diversity policies.
Office of Finances	OF	Oversees financial management, budget, and fund allocation.
Office of Human Resources	OHR	Manages human resources, personnel, and leadership policies.
Office of Planning, Program Coordination, and Strategy	OPPCS	Plans and implements NHINA initiatives; coordinates disease-specific research.
Office of Legislative Policy	OLP	Provides legal expertise; liaises with the Federal Assembly and Council of State.
Office of Research Infrastructure	ORI	Controls research infrastructure and resource policy.
Office of Technology	OT	Oversees technology transfer and intellectual property policies.

Mission Offices

Name	Acronym	Description
Mission Office for Behavioral and Social Sciences Research	MOBSSR	Oversees research on human behavior, health development, and therapeutic care.
Mission Office for Dietary Needs	MODN	Oversees nutrition, obesity, diabetes, and eating disorder research.
Mission Office for Wechua and Wakara Health Research	MOWWHR	Oversees health services and research for Wechua, Wakara, and traditional communities.
Mission Office for Sexual and Gender Minority Research	MOSGMR	Oversees LGBTQ+ health research and advises on sexual education programs.
Mission Office for STDs	MOS	Oversees sexually transmitted disease research, including AIDS.
Mission Office for Women's Health	MOWH	Oversees women's health research, including fertility and menopausal health.

See also

• National Health Institutes of Nouvelle Alexandrie
• Healthcare in Nouvelle Alexandrie
• Vida Science Park