EXPLAIN – World Patient Safety Day 2025
EXPLAIN – World Patient Safety Day 2025| UKCRC
We are pleased to announce the release of a new tool to help trial teams manage protocol deviations. Clinical trials follow a protocol that is often more than 100 pages long. The protocol describes all the trial processes including everything about how potential participants should be approached, how treatment should be delivered, and the follow-up […]| UKCRC
World Patient Safety Day was established by the World Health Organization (WHO) to promote global awareness and action on patient safety. It aims to bring together patients, families, healthcare workers, policymakers, and communities to improve safety in healthcare systems worldwide. Patient and participant safety within Clinical Trials is at the forefront of clinical trial delivery. The UK […]| UKCRC
Response from UKCRC Registered CTU Network on the Industrial Strategy and the Life Sciences Sector Plan| UKCRC
Red4Research 2025: Celebrating Healthcare Innovation| UKCRC
Marking One Year of Commitment to Environmental Sustainability in Research| UKCRC
The Network drives excellence in health and social care research by uniting leading institutions to collaborate, innovate, and provide comprehensive expertise. This collective effort ensures high-quality, people-centred trials and accelerates the development of new interventions with national and global impact.| UKCRC
Today marks International Clinical Trials Day, an annual event celebrated worldwide to raise awareness of the vital role clinical research plays in improving health outcomes — and to recognise the contributions of those involved in it from participants to clinicians and beyond. What better way for the UKCRC Registered Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) Network to […]| UKCRC
Network becomes supporter of Concordat for the Environmental Sustainability of Research and Innovation Practice| UKCRC
