Institutional Collaboration

Institutional collaboration for scientific work

ATLAS Medical Association works with universities, healthcare institutions, scientific societies, public bodies and other health-sector stakeholders on education, research, scientific meetings and joint projects.

Who We Work With

Institutional and scientific partners

Universities and academic institutions

Faculties of medicine and health sciences, research centers and higher education institutions.

Healthcare institutions

Hospitals, teaching and research hospitals, and healthcare providers.

Scientific and professional organizations

Specialty societies, professional organizations, scientific networks and public institutions.

Health-sector stakeholders

Pharmaceutical, medical technology, digital health and related organizations, within regulatory, ethical and scientific-independence requirements.

Areas of Collaboration

Main areas for joint work

Scientific meetings

Congresses, symposia, panels, workshops, courses and online scientific meetings.

Education programs

Continuing professional development, clinical education, simulation and faculty development programs.

Research and publications

Research projects, methodology support, scientific reports, publications and joint academic work.

Health technologies

Scientific evaluation of digital health, data science, artificial intelligence, simulation and health technologies.

Principles

Our approach to collaboration

Scientific independence

Scientific content, speakers and academic decisions are managed independently of commercial influence.

Transparency

Support, sponsorship and joint-project terms are defined in writing.

Regulatory and ethical compliance

Activities are conducted in accordance with applicable regulations, ethical rules and conflict-of-interest principles.

Data protection

Personal and health data are processed only when necessary and in accordance with applicable data-protection rules.

Process

How does a collaboration begin?

  1. Initial discussionThe subject, purpose and expectations are defined.
  2. Scientific and administrative reviewThe proposal is reviewed by the relevant board or working group.
  3. Scope and responsibilitiesRoles, budget, support terms and scientific responsibilities are documented.
  4. ImplementationThe approved work proceeds within the agreed scientific and administrative framework.
Contact

Have a collaboration proposal?

Tell us briefly about your organization and the area you would like to work on. We will contact you for review by the relevant body.