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Primer for Pandemic Era Research Collaboration
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8223352013
- EAN9798223352013
- Date de parution14/05/2023
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- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
The motivation behind this book was to try to capture some of the parts of the research collaboration process that are not adequately covered through formal textbooks or guides. We found that in the formal writing process, explanation for some of the guiding principles get lost. This narrative is a combination of my transcribed dialogue with Dr. Sue Subocz and various practical applications-all divided into eight main chapters and a conclusion.
The original video lecture has been divided into over 40 chapters so that you can review the section you are interested in the most. The link to the videos can be found on YouTube. Also, some of the clips from the conversation and additional lecture videos have been added for enhanced information and are currently in use in the Walden University classroom and others being used in Ross University School of Medicine.
The original video lecture has been divided into over 40 chapters so that you can review the section you are interested in the most. The link to the videos can be found on YouTube. Also, some of the clips from the conversation and additional lecture videos have been added for enhanced information and are currently in use in the Walden University classroom and others being used in Ross University School of Medicine.
