Please describe how a consortium partnership with an experienced institution (as mentioned in question #2), might work. How might a foreign institution get involved?
Foreign institutions often receive NIH/NCCAM support as foreign components of a grant made to another research institution. In these cases, the funding flows from the grantee institution to the foreign collaborating institution through a sub-contract agreement between the two institutions. The sub-contract agreement details the respective roles, activities and responsibilities of both institutions, and any conditions or terms for payment of sub-contract funds. These arrangements are developed during the grant application process.
Related Questions
- Please describe how a consortium partnership with an experienced institution (as mentioned in question #2), might work. How might a foreign institution get involved?
- For provider organizations that wish to collaborate with an academic institution or research group, what is the eligible partnership arrangement?
- Does a medical institution as described in the class determination include a partnership of doctors, a medical practice or service trust?
