Research is for everyone. Clinical research is how we know we're doing the best by our patients, and develop and refine treatments. Doctors, nurses, AHPs, and HCAs are all important team members.
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Anyone can identify potential patients .for research! When you admit a patient, have a glance at the , and if you think any patient might potentially fit then let the know by calling (in hours) or texting (out of hours) 07595 284959.
If you're interested in getting more involved (screening and recruiting patients, taking consent, or prescribing trial medications) then you'll need to complete . The online course can be accessed for free on the website, and the certificate lasts for two years (but a refresher course can be accessed on the same site).
Send your GCP certificate and up-to-date CV for the study you're interested in, or contact Lucy to get on the books and get involved in everything.
The aims to develop junior doctors, nurses, and AHPs involved in research to become the PIs of the future. Several allow you to become formally involved as an Associate PI, endorsed by the NIHR and several of the Royal Colleges. If interested in taking on an Associate PI role, speak to Dan Harvey.
is the East Midlands' . If you're interested in research on a regional or national scale, or have a project you want to develop, it's worth getting in touch with them too.
