Strengthening Experimental Medicine
The major funding bodies within the UKCRC have undertaken several joint initiatives to strengthen research in experimental medicine.
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Following a systematic roll-out of its implementation in England, supported by the NIHR Clinical Research Networks, the HR resource pack has been refined to reflect feedback from users of the scheme, including researchers, HR in the NHS and University sectors. The pack has also been amended to take account of the Vetting and Barring Scheme.
Set of educational materials and class room resources for student and teachers on clinical research
The major funding bodies within the UKCRC have undertaken several joint initiatives to strengthen research in experimental medicine.
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A Registration Process has been established to recognise CTUs that have the expertise to centrally coordinate high quality multi-centre clinical trials.
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The Health Research Classification System was used to analyse the health research portfolios of the UK’s government and charity funders in two major reports.
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The UKCRC provides a forum to facilitate coordination between funding bodies in order to address barriers and maximise opportunities in health research in the UK.
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The UKCRC Partners are working together to promote patient and public involvement in research and to raise public awareness of clinical research.
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The UKCRC has developed information resources on clinical trials for patients and the public and educational materials to support the National Curriculum for Science.
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The UKCRC Partners have established initiatives to streamline the regulatory and governance environment in the UK.
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Clinical research networks have been established across the UK to provide the infrastructure to support high quality clinical research studies.
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The UKCRC Partners are developing materials to raise awareness about the benefits of using patient data for research.
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An information resource to identify the differences and similarities between the four UK nations with respect to UKCRC activities is summarised
Click hereThe UK Clinical Research Collaboration (UKCRC) Partners’ goal is to establish the UK as a world leader in clinical research.
The UKCRC provides a forum that enables all Partners to work together to transform the clinical research environment in the UK.
The forum promotes a strategic approach to the identification of opportunities and obstacles to clinical research and their resolution. In so doing the UKCRC aims to benefit the public and patients by improving national health and increasing national wealth.