SERVICE AREA 01 · INSTITUTIONAL COLLABORATION

Poland–U.S. Institutional Partnerships

We help healthcare institutions and companies in Poland and the United States explore cooperation around defined clinical, educational, operational, and technology priorities. Our role is to help translate shared interests into a structured project with clear responsibilities and practical next steps.

From shared interest to a defined project

An introduction can open a conversation, but it is only a starting point. We help clarify the institutional need, identify appropriate stakeholders, and establish whether there is a practical basis for further work.

  • Partner and stakeholder identification based on the agreed project scope
  • Institutional needs assessment and bilingual meeting preparation or facilitation
  • Hospital-to-hospital, university-to-university, nursing-school, and healthcare-company cooperation concepts
  • Joint working groups, executive briefings, project scoping, and follow-through after initial meetings

How collaboration is structured

The work can include a shared objective, participant roles, an initial responsibilities matrix, a sequence of decisions, and a roadmap for developing the project. The proposed scope is adapted to the organizations and their approvals.

  • Stakeholder map and partner profiles
  • Meeting brief and cooperation concept
  • Preliminary responsibilities matrix
  • Project roadmap with practical next steps

Agreements and institutional review

MOST can help prepare operational content for memoranda of understanding and cooperation agreements. Each institution should have its own authorized representatives and legal advisers review formal documents before signature.

Scope and governance

Introductions do not guarantee a partnership, access to a named institution or decision-maker, funding, or a completed project. Legal documents require review and approval by the participating institutions.

Discuss Your Project

Scope, deliverables, responsibilities, confidentiality, and commercial terms are agreed before work begins.

Discuss Your Project

Tell us about your institution, your priority, and the result you want to achieve. We will review the opportunity and discuss a suitable starting point.

Please do not submit patient-identifiable information, sensitive operational plans, classified information, or unnecessary professional documents through this general inquiry form.

What to expect: We will review the information and follow up regarding appropriate next steps.