IDR Cambodia (IDRC)
Infectious Disease Research & Solutions

From regional disease control to clinical innovation, we lead programs that matter. Our team includes expert clinicians, surgeons, lab scientists, IT and finance professionals working together across Southeast Asia.

We manage national approvals, guide policy alignment, and build sustainable public health systems. From trial design to execution, we deliver Phase 2 clinical research that targets Cambodia’s most pressing health challenges.

How We Work

We have spent decades training healthcare workers and surgeons across Cambodia, creating a nationwide network of skilled professionals, trusted colleagues, and international partners.

Our clinical trial centers operate with best in class financial systems, including on site audits and rigorous quality assurance. We maintain full compliance with international review standards and regulatory approvals through our institutional review board. We select programs that create meaningful and measurable change for the people of Cambodia. Our work is supported by a global network of disease experts from Asia, Europe, and North America.

Our Current Work

We lead Cambodia’s longest running febrile disease surveillance program, providing nearly two decades of data to guide national investments in disease prevention and treatment.

Our biosecurity training equips local hospitals to safely manage patients with high-risk infections, protecting both communities and frontline health workers.

As Cambodia’s health landscape evolves, the wounds of war have been replaced by a new threat — diabetic infections. We deliver world class wound care adapted to the needs of patients in remote and underserved communities.

Who we are
We are a seasoned team of board-certified critical care and infectious disease experts with over 19 years leading regional surveillance programs. Now merged with a clinical trials unit bringing 30+ years of experience in tropical LMICs. Integrated into Cambodia’s surgical and lab networks, with deep expertise in high-risk pathogens like H5N1, melioidosis, and XDR-TB.

Kanya Gollogly
Founder

Our Reports

Rational Antibiotic Use for Life-Threatening Melioidosis in Rural Cambodia (2024)

In 2024, our team conducted a landmark study on melioidosis, a severe infection affecting rural communities in Cambodia. Resistance patterns in Burkholderia pseudomallei were analyzed across 190 patient isolates. Local treatment protocols were evaluated against high-cost foreign regimens to assess clinical and financial outcomes. Antibiotics available in-country were tested for quality and authenticity. The revised 2024 protocol delivered comparable survival rates at just 30 percent of the cost of traditional therapies.