Health research today is based on a broad notion of the concept of health. It requires a good understanding of clinical practices, health services and policies. It requires a critical mass of scientists working in various disciplines and environments. Today’s organized, dynamic approach to research requires the existence of specialized infrastructures and costly cutting-edge technologies.

Partnerships proliferate in this stimulating environment, and all partners are striving to fully develop research capabilities in targeted fields. The FRQS has made partnerships a key component; we develop and support numerous alliances with:

Research development in targeted fields

FRQS participation in research granting programs supported by other private and public sources

Support for international exchange programs

Scientific review of proposals outsourced by other organizations