Partnership Agreement
Our Partnership Agreement establishes a clear framework for collaboration, outlining the shared goals, responsibilities, and expectations of all parties involved. Designed to support long-term cooperation, it defines how we work together, allocate resources, and ensure mutual accountability.
Strategic Partnerships & Global Collaboration
Building Global Partnerships to Accelerate Medical Innovation
As part of our commitment to advancing world-class research and improving patient outcomes globally, the BC Medical Advancement Foundation is actively developing strategic collaborations with two internationally recognized healthcare institutions: Houston Methodist Hospital and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
These exploratory partnerships aim to strengthen research capabilities, expand access to innovative care models, and support high-impact programs across our core funding areas.
Houston Methodist Hospital
Preliminary dialogue with Houston Methodist focuses on collaborative opportunities in:
- Translational oncology and rare-disease research
- Early diagnostic innovation using AI and digital tools
- Capacity-building programs supporting hospitals in resource-limited settings
- Joint pilot initiatives that bridge laboratory insights with real-world patient care
Both teams are currently assessing feasibility pathways and shared research priorities.
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Cedars-Sinai, a global leader in clinical innovation and neurosciences, is exploring collaboration with us in:
- Neurology research, including early-detection biomarkers for brain disorders
- Rare-disease data frameworks and global patient registries
- Clinical innovation exchanges to support cross-institutional learning
- Evaluation of emerging treatment models aligned with our funding priorities
These discussions highlight a shared belief that coordinated international collaboration can accelerate medical progress and expand the reach of life-changing therapies.
A Shared Commitment to Global Health Impact
While still in the exploratory stage, these potential partnerships reflect our commitment to:
- Advancing evidence-based medical research
- Strengthening global healthcare systems
- Expanding access to diagnostic and treatment innovation
- Improving long-term patient outcomes worldwide
Together with leading international institutions, we aim to build a more connected, research-driven medical ecosystem that benefits patients everywhere.