Academy of Medical Sciences - Clinical Research Pathways Policy - International Science Partnerships Fund
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Description
This project would work with a cohort of partners across high-, middle-, and low-income countries, to understand the pipeline for clinical researchers in each country. This could also support the global mobility of UK clinical researchers and develop the most promising talent internationally for them to collaborate with. Scoping activities to inform the development of the clinical research pathways project. This will formulate final aims,objectives and structure of the project before evidence gathering and delivery. This project will explore clinical research pathways in ODA eligible countries to understand the pipeline for clinical researchers in each country; identify key stages in the development pathway to support clinical researchers; provide ideas for further improving and target key stages in the career pathway to ensure diverse researchers continue on and contribute to excellent clinical research. This project is broad in scope and so would meet all five of the strategic objectives of the International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF). Specifically it would develop international research partnerships to influence policy, innovation and practice change through recommendations developed by this project. It would also recommend ways for all countries to develop pathways to support clinical researchers, thus helping to build research capacity in-country. To inform the direction and focus of the clinical research pathways project, engaging with global stakeholders (particularly in the International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) priority countries) to identify gaps, challenges and areas for the project to take forwards.
Objectives
This project is broad in scope and so would meet all five of the strategic objectives of the International Science Partnership Fund (ISPF). Specifically it would develop international research partnerships to influence policy, innovation and practice change through recommendations developed by this project. It would also recommend ways for all countries to develop pathways to support clinical researchers, thus helping to build research capacity in-country. To inform the direction and focus of the clinical research pathways project, engaging with global stakeholders (particularly in ISPF priority countries) to identify gaps, challenges and areas for the project to take forwards. The scoping activities will also seek to engage with potential in-country partners, gauging interest in involvement. Partnerships, structure and format of the project will also be decided in this stage. The overall broad aims of the project are to: work with a cohort of partners ( in low and-middle-income countries) to: understand the pipeline for clinical researchers in each country; identify key stages in the development pathway to support clinical researchers; provide ideas for further improving pathways; and target key stages in the career pathway to ensure diverse researchers continue on and contribute to excellent clinical research. Understand the pipeline for clinical researchers in each country; Identify key stages in the development pathway to support clinical researchers; provide ideas for further improving and target key stages in the career pathway to ensure diverse researchers continue on and contribute to excellent clinical research; Provide overarching recommendations that can be taken forwards by researchers, funders, policymakers and wider stakeholders, engaging with them throughout the process to ensure these actions are implementable.
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