Table 4 Description of collaboration models
Names of collaboration (n=20) | Country of study | Year of implementation | Objectives of the study | Article title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cardiovasculares Carlos III (CNIC) [35] | Spain | 1999 | To improve cardiovascular health in the general population by generating scientific knowledge, efficiently translating that knowledge to the clinic, and providing new researchers with a comprehensive training | CNIC: Achieving Research Excellence Through Collaboration |
Clinic of Nutrition, Metabolism and Atherosclerosis (CNMA) [28] | Canada | 1967 | To evaluate and care for dyslipoproteinemic patients with complex, rare and serious problems | A lipid clinic associated with a research laboratory working on dyslipoproteinemias and atherosclerosis |
College of Translational Medical Research (CTMR) of the first hospital of Zhejiang province [37] | China | 2010 | To assist cooperation between basic and clinical research,provide support for translation and cooperation, and innovate management to realize cooperation of research groups | Challenges facing translational research organizations in China: a qualitative multiple case study |
East Translational Medical Research Center (TMRC) of Tongji University [37] | China | 2010 | To integrate government, enterprise, education, research, and medicine; promote integration of basic and clinic care; prioritize the development of translational medical research as the primary task, adhering to the operation mode of “political, industry, education, research and medical field”; and fully integrate with advanced clinical and scientific research resources | Challenges facing translational research organizations in China: a qualitative multiple case study |
European Brain Council (EBC) [33] | Denmark | 2002 | To promote a greater and more focused effort in thisarea, to improve public understanding of the brain sciencesand above all, to support brain research | Consensus document on European brain research |
Heart failure specialists of Tomorrow (HoT) [38] | Germany | 2014 | To improve the care of heart failure patients | The heart failure specialists of tomorrow: a network for young cardiovascular scientists and clinicians |
International Consortiumof Neuro Endovascular Centres (ICONE) [34] | Canada | Missing | To gather the scientific expertise, the know-how of clinical trial realization; To provide advisory or consulting services; To construct an international network of high-volume neurovascular centres, staffed with highly-skilled experts, communicating and coordinated in a central fashion; To report in a standardized way the outcome of their treatments, whether positive or negative | ICONE: An International Consortium of Neuro Endovascular Centres |
Living Lab in Ageing and Long-Term Care [40] | Netherlands | 1998 | To contribute through scientific research to improving quality of life for older people and their families; quality of care, and quality of work for those employed in long-term care | The Living Lab In Ageing and Long-Term Care: A Sustainable Model for Translational Research Improving Quality of Life, Quality of Care and Quality of Work |
National Heart, Lung,and Blood Institute (NHLBI) [36] | USA | Missing | To pursuing excellent science both to advance scientific knowledge and to improve the public health | Translational Research for Cardiovascular Diseases at the NHLBI: Moving from Bench to Bedside and From Bedside to Community |
Peking Union Medical College Hospital Translational Medical Center (PUMCH-TMC) [37] | China | 2010 | To provide a robust platform for translational medicine research programs (to provide consulting services and technical support to researchers, create more collaborations and partnerships) and provide post-graduate education. With consistent effort, the PUMCH-TMC aims to become a national and international translational medicine institute | Challenges facing translational research organizations in China: a qualitative multiple case study |
Synergium (a forum for working synergistically together) [31] | Canada | Missing | To devise and prioritize new ways of accelerating progress in reducing the risks, effects, and consequences of stroke | Stroke: working toward a prioritized world agenda |
The 13th Research Centers for Minority Institutions(RCMI) International Symposium on Health Disparities [32] | USA | 2012 | To explore: the role of translational research in clinical research and healthcare, determine if there is a need for a unified model for research workforce development, and ascertain if this intervention would increase the effectiveness of health interventions and reduce health disparities? | Incorporating translational research with clinical research to increase effectiveness in healthcare for better health |
The Canadians Seeking Solutions and Innovations to Overcome Chronic Kidney Disease (Can-SOLVE CKD) Network [29] | Canada | 2014 | To accelerate the translation of knowledge about CKD into clinical research and practice | Canadians seeking solutions and innovations to overcome chronic kidney disease (Can-SOLVE CKD): Form and function |
Translational Medical Research Center (TMRC) of Children’s hospital of Fudan University [37] | China | 2008 | To be become the national or Asian center of child medicine and medical teaching and research and to facilitate the integration of basic and clinic research | Challenges facing translational research organizations in China: a qualitative multiple case study |
Translational Medical Research Center (TMRC) of North East of China [37] | China | 2010 | To integrate basic research, clinic medicine, and bio-industry; cultivate translational scientists; form a translational medical research network; integrate preclinical medicine, clinical medicine and drug development; establish open and cooperative networks in Northeast China; and develop medicine, disease diagnoses, and strategies for treatment | Challenges facing translational research organizations in China: a qualitative multiple case study |
Translational Medical Research Center (TMRC) of West China Hospital [37] | China | 2009 | To promote cooperation between basic research and clinical care, support outcome translation, insist on research-education-industry cooperation, and encourage this center and industry to participate in translational research by a joint-stoke model | Challenges facing translational research organizations in China: a qualitative multiple case study |
Translational Medical Research Center (TMRC) of Wuhan Union Hospital [37] | China | 2011 | To bridge basic, clinical, and bio-industry in order to promote new technology, products, and drugs; promote multidisciplinary cooperation; and cultivate translational scientists | Challenges facing translational research organizations in China: a qualitative multiple case study |
Translational Research Center of Stem Cell Regenerative Medicine (TRCSR) in Shanghai Ninth hospital [37] | China | 2011 | To assist multidisciplinary cooperation, cultivate translational scientists, and provide a platform of domestic and international translational research in the field of regenerative medicine | Challenges facing translational research organizations in China: a qualitative multiple case study |
Washington University Center for Diabetes Translation Research (WU-CDTR) [39] | USA | 2011 | To enhance scientific progress through support of rigorous translation research aimed at the prevention and treatment of diabetes and related conditions | Developing priorities to achieve health equity through diabetes translation research: a concept mapping study |
Missing [30] | Spain | Missing | Missing | Interdisciplinarity of spanish cardivascular research teams |