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University leads major new research into wound care 17 September 2009 The University of York's Department of Health Sciences and NHS Leeds Community Healthcare have been awarded a £1.75m grant from the National Institute for Health Research to carry out a study into complex wounds.
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Issue 5: Jan/Mar 2007

Building an expert clinical research workforce
Ensuring that there is an expert workforce to underpin clinical research is a vital element of establishing a strong and sustainable clinical research infrastructure in the UK.

Unifying the Review and Approval Processes in Wales
A key aim of UKCRC is to streamline the Regulatory & Governance Environment and FORWARD has been commissioned by the Wales Office of R&D (WORD) to lead on the implementation of various initiatives ...

Diabetes Research Network - a Quick Look
The UK Clinical Research Network (UKCRN) was established in 2005 with the aim of sustaining clinical research in the UK. This article takes a look at the Diabetes Research Network.

Clinical Research Associates: A CRO's Core Strength
Escalating demand for quality employees requires CROs to continue to intensify their focus on recruiting, retaining and developing talented professionals to accommodate expected headcount increase ...

What's in a Word? The Language of Equality and Diversity
Women represent more than 51% of the population; disabled people around 14% and black and minority ethnic communities over 7%. As the population becomes increasingly diverse, the need to address d ...

The Role of Scientific Researchers in Pharmaceutical R&D
The road to a more effective, new medicine for use by patients is necessarily long, complex and fraught with pitfalls. For every 40 potential new drugs that show promise in vitro, only 1 or 2 ult ...