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- Pharmacy Assurance team attend Clinical Pharmacy Congress 2019
- Terms of Reference for the Research Transparency Strategy Group
- Our new public involvement guidance: a Research Ethics Committee member's perspectiveThe third in our blog series about our public involvement guidance on IRAS
- World Cancer Day 2019: A blog by Professor Andrew George
- The importance of a proportionate, risk-based approach to ethics approval: the HRA view
- Our new public involvement guidance: a patient and carer’s perspective
- Our new public involvement guidance: a researcher's perspective
- HRA releases bite-size eLearning modules to help student researchers get it right first time
- New principles to guide the future of data-driven health research: the HRA response
- Supporting commercial contract research in the NHS
- Pharmacy Assurance FAQs
- Can I become a HRA-registered radiation reviewer?
- What the law says: privacy impact assessments
- What the law says: data controllers and personal data
- GDPR guidanceThis operational guidance has been produced for researchers and study coordinators on the implications of the GDPR for the delivery of research in the UK.
- Blog: what the public thinks of research and why it mattersA blog by Amanda Hunn. What the public thinks of research and why it matters.
- Conflicts of interest – a blog by HRA chair, Jonathan MontgomeryI had an interesting visit to Westminster recently, when I was invited to contribute to the Science and Technology Select Committee’s inquiry on research integrity in relation to the transparency of health and social care research.
- Webinar: Applying for HRA Approval – getting it right first timeWe are trialling the use of training webinars for researchers and stakeholders who are new to the HRA Approval process. The first is specifically aimed at researchers within universities preparing to submit an application to the HRA and wanting to understand how the process works.
- HRA Research Ethics Committee chairs back scheme to reduce research wasteA new initiative to explore how research waste can be reduced has been taken up by two researchers who chair HRA Research Ethics Committees (RECs).
- Is tissue in biobanks going to waste? A blog by Amanda HunnStudies involving human tissue can improve our understanding of health and disease, and ultimately lead to improved healthcare. But evidence supplied by the UKCRC Tissue Directory and Coordination Centre suggests some tissue in banks goes unused by researchers because it is not adequately linked to patient data or not linked to future health data.