CTSI – Global Health Program: Providing more solutions in more countries for more researchers

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The CTSI at UCSF has partnered with Global Health Sciences to create the Global Research Enterprise Support program to aid global health researchers. G-RES addresses regulatory issues, budgetary concerns, and safety. It maintains a website with information on conducting research abroad. UCSF also has an International Projects Database, currently listing over 3,000 projects in more than 100 countries totaling over $80 million in funding annually. The database aims to foster collaboration. The International Research Advisory Council, with over 20 faculty members, provides solutions to common issues faced by international researchers.

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