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Mental Health Data Science Scotland

Mental Health Data Science Scotland conference Bringing together the outputs of two MRC Mental Health Data Pathfinder projects under the banner of ‘Mental Health Data Science Scotland’, this free online conference on mental health data science is a collaboration between University of Glasgow and University of Edinburgh.   The full programme is below and the login details for the conference are: Webinar link: ...

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Take Part in Current Research

Each year in Scotland more than 1500 clinical research studies take place, involving over 30,000 patients.  Taking part in research can offer many benefits. It may provide access to new tre...

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National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Associate Principal Investigator Scheme

The Associate Principal Investigator (API) Scheme aims to develop health and care professionals to become the Principal Investigators (PIs) of the future. It is a six month in-work training opportunity, providing practical experience for healthcare professionals starting their research career. People who would not normally have the opportunity to take part in clinical research in their day-to-day role have the chance to experience what it means to work on and deliver an NIHR portfolio...

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Research and Development Contacts

Local delivery, development and governance of clinical research is achieved through regional nodes working with NHS boards to provide support across Scotland. Visit the Node pages for further details. North   NHS Grampian Research and Development OfficeForesterhi...

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Course Browse

The Education team works closely with our partners in the NHS, Higher Education Institutes and Research & Development departments to provide a service that is tailored to meet the needs of researchers and associated staff. We collaborate with education staff in CRF's across the UK and with colleagues at the NIHR to ensure a cohesive and standardised programme of educational opportunities are available to researchers. If you have any questions regarding the education programm...

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NRS Introduction to Good Clinical Practice (GCP)

Please note confirmation of course will be sent once a purchase order number has been provided. Pay by Card Please contact our Treasury Department with the name of course and course date - 0141 278 2794

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Get Involved

The Stroke Network believes that active patient and public involvement is needed if it is to encourage research which directly benefits and reflects the needs and views of patients and the public. The Network is committed to: Including patients, carers and the public's perspectives within all stroke research activity Facilitating patients, carers and the public to be involved at all stages of the research process, from inception to reporting through to implementat...

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Dementia and Neuroprogressive Studies

Studies taking place across NHS Scotland are categorised by their neuroprogressive disease area. These includes: Studies being recruited to An update on studies which have closed to recruitment but are still ongoing Publications of studies which are now finished Not all studies take place in every site, so please check the site information alongside each study. Contact details for each site are: NHS Grampian: 01224 557941, ...

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Ageing

The NHS Research Scotland (NRS) Ageing Specialty Group's role is to support the delivery of high quality clinical research relevant to the care of older people. We help to manage participant recruitment to time and target, both for studies which are led from Scotland, and studies led from other nations which Scottish sites are participating in. We provide support in the following areas: Managing the study portfolio record Monitoring the attainment of rec...

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Training and Events

Here you will find information on events NHS Research Scotland Reproductive Health and Childbirth are hosting, supporting, exhibiting or attending. We are committed to supporting the clinical research community across Scotland, if you wish to publicise an event on this page please contact abha.maheshwari@nhs.scot.  NHS Research Scotland is not responsible for the content on external sites.

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