在LMIC和HIC研究人员之间的公平合作,第一部分:精神病遗传学研究能力建设的初步框架

Brenda Cabrera-Mendoza1,2, Margit Burmeister3,4,5, Marcella Rietschel6

  • 1Department of Psychiatry, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut, USA.

概括

精神病遗传学的国际合作对全球健康至关重要,但面临着公平挑战. 本报告概述了公平伙伴关系的策略,强调利益相关者的参与,解决资源差异,以改善心理健康结果.

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