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Collaborations (Nationals, Organizations, Experts) in Research

Collaborations (Nationals, Organizations, Experts) in Research

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Mark Topazian

Mark Topazian

Apr 3, 2017

Abstract: Faith-based medical ministries have substantial opportunities to improve healthcare through biomedical research. Success typically requires collaboration between national, organizational, and expert stakeholders. In this session practical aspects of developing a collaborative research program will be discussed.

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