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URL: http://www.grip-network.org/
Proper Citation: Global Research in Paediatrics (GRIP) (RRID:SCR_013707)
Description: The Global Research in Paediatrics (GRiP) consortium focuses on the lack of appropriate testing of pediatric drugs. In particular, most pediatric medications having inadequate information about dosing regimen, dose adjustment and administration. GRiP partners are working to build and maintain an infrastructure matrix, which has the core aim of reducing the current fragmentation of the efforts to study and develop the use of medicine in children. By linking the existing pediatric research networks, GRIP will involve more than 1000 institutions worldwide.
Abbreviations: GRIP
Resource Type: organization portal, portal, data or information resource, consortium
Keywords: drug development, basic research, pediatrics, paediatrics, research networks
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