PARTNERSHIPS

Coordination and partnerships

Help turn an idea for working with a clinic or university into a clear plan.

This page is still being reviewed by our scientific, clinical and legal experts. It describes plans, not finished work.

What we do

Planning tasks, onboarding volunteers and talking with clinics and universities. Good coordination makes the essentials visible: who decides, which approvals are needed and what the project can actually support. A conversation that has started is not yet a partnership.

Time and a first task

Plan for about four hours a week. A first 30-minute step: write a short template for discussing a collaboration – the research question, what each side contributes, who reviews, the limits on data handling and the next step. No personal data.

Coordination issues. Do not publish private contacts or institutional correspondence.

What not to promise

  • accepting data, access to tools, co-authorship;
  • legal clearance or clinical deployment.

New material from a clinic requires its ethics procedure and patient consent before anything is transferred. Naming affiliations or showing logos needs written permission. See ethics and the roadmap.

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