A
mentor consists of any recruiting rheumatologist, corresponding
member and collaborator member.
Ø Recruiting
rheumatologists
are in charge of following cohorts of patients with SSc and they
ensure that information regarding these patients is entered into a
research database. Our CSRG rheumatologists are actively involved
with the National dataset. They remain part of the CSRG, unless
they have not been actively participating for a period of 1 year,
or unless he/she chooses to terminate his/her involvement in the
CSRG.
Ø Corresponding
members consist
of other members of the CSRG, such as physicians who are not
recruiting rheumatologists but who participate in clinical trials
that are carried out by the CSRG.
Ø Collaborating
members of the CSRG consist of other members, such as
researchers interested in SSc research who perform studies on the
data or biological specimens obtained from the CSRG patients.
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Interested in
becoming a Mentor for the CSRG?
Please contact the Director, Dr. Murray Baron, at the following email
address: mbaron@rhu.jgh.mcgill.ca