Mr. Greenberg has the upper hand here, narratively at least, because he was among the lower-level therapists — "collaborative investigators," in the association's terminology — who agreed to supply data in field trials to help undergird the book's conclusions.
There was no significant gender difference in work as principal investigator, likely due to the small numbers involved, but the female physicians were less frequently collaborative investigators.
While this bias is a concern for retrospective meta-analyses, it should not be an issue for a prospective collaborative GWA investigation performed within a consortium of investigators.
Participating investigators from the Pediatric Investigators Collaborative Network on Infections in Canada (PICNIC) conducted the study at eight university-affiliated pediatric acute care facilities across Canada.
Genentech Inc., a member of the Roche group and the AllerGen Network of Centers of Excellence, Clinical Investigator Collaborative.
The challenges of designing clinical trials in pediatric heart failure can only be overcome by a collaborative approach amongst investigators, patients, governmental agencies and pharmaceutical companies.
What they call "radically collaborative research" involves investigators with different forms of expertise, as in Hardwig's example, and as is now common across many fields, collaborating to generate an experimental result.
Because of the comparatively low incidence and prevalence of many inner ear disorders, as well as issues with respect to timing of drug delivery for certain diseases, multi-center, multi-investigator collaborative networks are required to promote effective clinical trial design.
They have their own established collaborative networks of investigators, research assistants, and other research personnel to support work.
The MBS is a collaborative effort involving investigators at IFAR, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, the University of Massachusetts Boston (UMASS), and Boston University.
