Institutional affiliation

Institutional affiliation refers to the academic, research, or clinical organization with which a healthcare professional is formally associated.

What is institutional affiliation?

Institutional affiliation denotes the university, hospital, research center, or healthcare organization where an individual conducts their professional work. It provides context around their research environment, access to resources, and potential for influence.

Why is institutional affiliation important in stakeholder analysis?

Affiliations with leading institutions can enhance credibility, increase visibility in the scientific community, and signal access to high-quality research networks. Understanding institutional affiliation helps inform engagement strategy, collaboration opportunities, and trial site selection.

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