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Greg Martin

Greg Martin

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Editor-in-Chief, Globalization and Health

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Total articles 14

  • Note on U.S. Regulatory Regime for the Alcoholic Beverages Industry and Imports

    By Greg Martin Verified, Kathy Chen| Stanford University@ 2024 | Case No. P106 | Length 8 pgs. This note offers a look at the United States’s regulatory framework for its alcoholic beverages sector, from production and importation to distribution and retail sales. Also see: P105: Sông Cái Distillery: Producing Gin and Navigating Regulatory Uncertainty in Vietnam This material is available for download by current Stanford GSB students, faculty, and staff, as well as Stanford GSB alumni. For inquires, contact the Case Writing Office. Download

    By Greg Martin Verified, Kathy Chen · Stanford University

    Sep. 14, 2024

  • Resources to facilitate patient engagement in research

    By Greg Martin Verified, Kristin L. Carman| The BMJ Verified Greg Martin, chief officer of engagement, dissemination, and implementation, Kristin Carman, director of public and patient engagement Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), Washington, DC 20036, USA gmartin{at}pcori.org The crucial voice in Amsen’s informative article about patients’ involvement in research projects is that of patient partner Dana Lewis, who shared her experiences, both positive and difficult, in partnering with health researchers.1 The difficulties arose, she...

    By Greg Martin Verified, Kristin L. Carman · The BMJ

    Aug. 19, 2024

  • Note on U.S. Regulatory Regime for the Alcoholic Beverages Industry and Imports

    By Greg Martin Verified, Kathy Chen| Stanford University@ 2024 | Case No. P106 | Length 8 pgs. This note offers a look at the United States’s regulatory framework for its alcoholic beverages sector, from production and importation to distribution and retail sales. Also see: P105: Sông Cái Distillery: Producing Gin and Navigating Regulatory Uncertainty in Vietnam This material is available for download by current Stanford GSB students, faculty, and staff, as well as Stanford GSB alumni. For inquires, contact the Case Writing Office. Download

    By Greg Martin Verified, Kathy Chen · Stanford University

    Sep. 14, 2024

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