The key development block enabling learner-driven LCoGS data collection in the LAIRC framework through multisectoral, multiprofessional HIC and LMIC partnerships

The GSRU is the formal working unit of the LAIRC framework that uses team science to steward LMIC and HIC unification and implementation of large-scale learner-driven WDI data collection for qualitative and quantitative analysis and interpretation.

It is founded upon:

∴ Formalized partnerships among Latin American, Caribbean and North American institutions

∴ In the beginning, a 1 :: 1 ; HIC :: LMIC faculty and research fellow

∴ The Research team led by two Primary Investigators (PIs), one from each partner institution

∴ Daily tasks/activities guided by two research fellows, one from each partner institution that facilitate coordination and action of the local GSRU

The key development block enabling learner-driven LCoGS data collection in the LAIRC framework through multisectoral, multiprofessional HIC and LMIC partnerships

The GSRU is the formal working unit of the LAIRC framework that uses team science to steward LMIC and HIC unification and implementation of large-scale learner-driven WDI data collection for qualitative and quantitative analysis and interpretation.

It is founded upon:

∴ Formalized partnerships among Latin American, Caribbean and North American institutions

∴ In the beginning, a 1 :: 1 ; HIC :: LMIC faculty and research fellow

∴ The Research team led by two Primary Investigators (PIs), one from each partner institution

∴ Daily tasks/activities guided by two research fellows, one from each partner institution that facilitate coordination and action of the local GSRU

GSRU Locations

∴ Rutgers RWJMS ∴

New Brunswick, NJ USA 

∴ Rutgers NJMS ∴

 Newark, NJ USA

∴ La Fundación del Valle de Lili ∴

Cali, Colombia

∴ Universidad del Valle ∴

Cali, Colombia

∴ Universidad de Antioquia ∴

Medellín, Colombia 

∴ Universidad de los Andes ∴

Bogotá, Colombia 

∴ Universitatea Vasile Goldiş ∴

Arad, Romania 

∴ Hospital Español Veracruz ∴

 Veracruz, Mexico

Becoming a GSRU

To apply, a prospective GSRU requires two partner organizations (one North American, one Latin American/Caribbean) with a PI and lead research fellow from each respective organization. If an applicant does not have a partner PI, we encourage a formal request to the LAIRC for partnership assistance to begin a process for match.

To learn more about becoming a GSRU and joining the LAIRC, please click here.