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Year-end Recruitment Deadline

The deadline for reporting recruitment to count towards our performance for 2012/13 is 26th April. Read more here.

International Clinical Trials Day

Monday, 20 May 2013

We would be happy to give assistance / advice to researchers holding events to celebrate International Clinical Trials Day. If you have a study you would like to feature, please email: norfolksuffolk.clrn@nnuh.nhs or telephone: 01603 288317. In addition, we would be happy to include articles with photographs in the next N&S CLRN newsletter.

N&S CLRN Annual Event

Monday, 4 March 2013 at 9.30 - 3.30
Waterfront Building, University Campus Suffolk, Ipswich IP4 1QJ

Programme - N&S CLRN Annual Event

Presentation by Andoni Toms

Presentation by David Crossman

Presentation by Jayne Shippin

Presentation by Maria Smith

Presentation by Martin Cameron, Eddie Morris & Kari Kordtomeikel

Presentation by Paul Hayes, Joanne Brown & Debbie Read

Presentation by Janet Messer


GCP Training

A key requirement for anyone involved in the conduct of clinical research is Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training. GCP is the standard and guidelines to which all research is conducted.

Why you need GCP training

Everyone involved in the conduct of clinical research must have training to ensure they are best prepared to carry out their duties. This is laid down in the Research Governance Framework for Health and Social Care 2005, covering all research in the NHS in England, and in law for those people working on clinical trials.

The principles of GCP state that: Each individual involved in conducting a trial should be qualified by education, training and experience to perform his or her respective task(s). 2.8, E6 Guideline for Good Clinical Practice

Norfolk & Suffolk GCP Course Dates Available

Introduction to Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
17/04/2013 King's Church Centre, Great Yarmouth, NR31 0LE
01/05/2013 Ipswich Hospital, Suffolk, IP4 5PD

14/06/2013 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, NR4 7UY
20/09/2013 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, NR4 7UY
08/10/2013 James Paget University Hospital, Great Yarmouth, NR31 6LA
14/10/2013 Ipswich Hospital, Suffolk, IP4 5PD
04/11/2013 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, NR4 7UY

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Refresher

24/04/2013 Ipswich Hospital, Suffolk, IP4 5PD
13/05/2013 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, NR4 7UY
02/07/2013 James Paget University Hospital, Great Yarmouth, NR31 6LA
10/07/2013 Ipswich Hospital, Suffolk, IP4 5PD
30/09/2013 Ipswich Hospital, Suffolk, IP4 5PD
07/10/2013 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, NR4 7UY
27/11/2013 Ipswich Hospital, Suffolk, IP4 5PD
10/12/2013 Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, NR4 7UY

Good Clinical Practice - Adults Lacking Capacity
Cancelled - 21/03/2013 Hellesdon Hospital, Norwich, NR6 5BE

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Primary Care

Further dates to be arranged

To book onto one of these sessions follow this link:

http://www.crncc.nihr.ac.uk/training/booking

Guide to booking via Learning Management System


On-line Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training

The content of this e-learning course is based on the successful and well-established taught ‘Introduction to GCP’ workshops and includes both primary and secondary care pathways. The final version will be available in late June 2012 and will include additional modules on informed consent or equivalent processes when involving children, adults lacking capacity or in emergency settings.

Please click here to access further details on how to sign up for this course

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