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Episode #14: International collaboration and mentorship with Paul Armstrong

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Dr Paul Armstrong joins the show to discuss the related subjects of international collaboration in research and mentorship amongst physicians.

As the world continues to shrink with new opportunities to network and communicate there are numerous occasions to learn from international collaboration and improve standards of care globally. But what are the challenges of collaborating on an international basis? How do we tackle the obstacles and continue to improve research and care?

Along with collaboration comes mentorship. What role does mentorship play in the development of first rate, effective, and balanced researchers? Drs Armstrong and Harrington discuss their experience and visions of this informal yet essential institution. 

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About Dr Robert A Harrington
Dr Robert A Harrington is a Professor of Medicine at Duke University, Director of the Duke Clinical Research Institute, and a practicing interventional cardiologist. He is the recipient of an NIH Roadmap contract to investigate “best practices” among clinical trial networks, and is a Fellow of the ACC, AHA, SCAI, and American College of Chest Physicians. In addition, he currently serves as a member of the FDA Cardiovascular and Renal Drugs Advisory Committee and is a member of the NHLBI’s study section for clinical trials. A member of the ACC’s Board of Trustees, Dr Harrington chaired the ACC 2006 Annual Scientific Sessions.