OPCARE9 – How to develop junior researcher in palliative care projects - Publication

Publication

OPCARE9 – How to develop junior researcher in palliative care projects

Journal Paper/Review - May 1, 2012

Domeisen Benedetti Franzisca, Mason Stephen M, Schuler Stefanie, Romotzky Vanessa, Popa Velea Ovidiu, Lundh Hagelin Carina, Jorge Margarita, Galushko Maren, Bragg Colin, Raijmakers Natasja JH, Lindqvist Olav

Units

Palliativzentrum

Keywords

junior researcher
collaboration project
international

Link

http://www.haywardpublishing.co.uk/_year_search_review.aspx?JID=4&Year=2012&Edition=415

Contact

Franzisca Domeisen Benedetti

Citation

Domeisen Benedetti F, Mason S, Schuler S, Romotzky V, Popa Velea O, Lundh Hagelin C, Jorge M, Galushko M, Bragg C, Raijmakers N, Lindqvist O. OPCARE9 – How to develop junior researcher in palliative care projects. European Journal of Palliative Care 2012; 19:127-130.

Type

Journal Paper/Review (English)

Journal

European Journal of Palliative Care 2012; 19

Publication Date

May 1, 2012

Pages

127-130

Publisher

Hayward Medical Communications (Newmarket and London)

Brief description/objective

The empowerment of young researcher within international collaborations is mutually beneficial, both for individual researchers as for the outcomes of the project. In every large collaboration, both national and international, time should be allocated for education and development of young researchers. It is important to make a communication plan in advance; proper communication is one of the most challenging elements of a large (national and international) consortium.