Developing collaborative approaches to international research: Perspectives of new global health researchers.
Developing collaborative approaches to international research: Perspectives of new global health researchers.
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DOI：
10.1080/17441692.2014.999814
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发表时间：
2016-03
影响因子：
3.3
通讯作者：
McKenzie K
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作者：
Godoy-Ruiz P;Cole DC;Lenters L;McKenzie K
在全球健康不平等日益严重的背景下，促进伙伴关系和合作研究在解决全球健康不平等和卫生系统问题方面发挥着关键作用。自 2004 年以来，加拿大全球健康研究联盟 (CCGHR) 为新的全球健康研究人员举办了年度夏季学院，旨在加强全球健康研究能力和参与者之间的伙伴关系。我们试图探讨 CCGHR 暑期学院校友对暑期学院经历的看法，特别是对加拿大和中低收入国家研究人员的个人研究配对的看法，这些研究是该项目的特点。结果表明，暑期学院为参与者提供了丰富的学习机会，并通过与国际研究伙伴提供专门的一对一时间、来自世界各地同事的反馈以及更多高级研究人员的指导，努力推进他们的合作项目。研究人员之间积极的个人关系，以及机构合作、雇主和资金支持以及地方和国家政治家的议程的存在，都是影响合作伙伴持续合作的因素。有必要更全面地研究个人和机构层面的合作之间的相互作用，以及它们的社会和政治背景。
Within a global context of growing health inequities, the fostering of partnerships and collaborative research have been promoted as playing a critical role in tackling health inequities and health system problems worldwide. Since 2004, the Canadian Coalition for Global Health Research (CCGHR) has facilitated annual Summer Institutes for new global health researchers aimed at strengthening global health research competencies and partnerships among participants. We sought to explore CCGHR Summer Institute alumni perspectives on the Summer Institute experience, particularly on the individual research pairings of Canadian and low- and middle-income countries researchers that have characterised the program. The results reveal that the Summer Institute offered an enriching learning opportunity for participants and worked to further their collaborative projects through providing dedicated one-on-one time with their international research partner, feedback from colleagues from around the world and mentorship by more senior researchers. Positive individual relationships among researchers, as well as the existence of institutional collaborations, employer and funding support, and agendas of local and national politicians were factors that have influenced the ongoing collaboration of partners. There is a need to more fully examine the interplay between individual and institutional-level collaborations, as well as their social and political contexts.