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- MHRA and HRA Position on who can act as a Chief Investigator
- Complex Innovative Trials: calls for new guideline adoption to get medicines to patients faster
- The Health Service (Control of Patient Information) Regulations 2002: regulation 5 decision procedure for research applications
- Non-Executive Directors appointed to HRA Board
- Combined ReviewCombined review
- Researchers are ‘missing a trick’ with public involvementHealth researchers are 'missing a trick' by not demonstrating how patients and the public have contributed to the design and conduct of research, the HRA has said.
- Confidentiality Advisory Group: understanding public views on using personal dataWhat are the circumstances under which it is acceptable to use confidential patient and service user information without consent for purposes beyond direct patient care?
- Research tissue banks and research databasesIf you are planning to create a research database or a research tissue bank (‘biobank’) then the following information may be helpful.
- Roles and responsibilitiesIt is important to ensure you have the right people in the correct roles supporting your project. When it comes to your project based research we would expect your research team to include the following roles, which is in line with policy and legislation; Sponsor; Sponsor’s legal representative; Chief Investigator; and Principal Investigator.
- #StepForward Become a REC memberAre you looking for a voluntary role where you can make a real difference? Whether you’ve got experience of working in research, or none at all, we’re looking for people like you to join our Research Ethics Committees (REC) and help review vital health and social care research. #StepForward and get involved in approving exciting new research and apply today.
- HRA Community Survey 2026
- Blog: Clinical trials regulations - six month countdown begins - 28 October 2025
- 5.3 Compliance with national legislation regarding Adults unable to consent to themselves in a non-CTIMP
- 2. Risk to participants
- Speed
- Using health information to let patients know about research options: legal, policy and ethical issues
- How we involve the public in our workLearn how the Health Research Authority involves the public in shaping its policies and guidance for health and social care research.
- Approvals lapsing for trials with no recruitment
- New report shows encouraging levels of public involvement in health and social care research in the UK
- Public involvement in health and social care research in the UK report 2023