Clinical Research Support Services
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The Clinical Research Support Office is a highly productive, cost-effective research service program that provides support across the lifecycle of a clinical research study. Our staff has expertise in implementing, conducting and monitoring clinical research studies, providing services that benefit both novice and experienced clinical researchers.
Research Navigation
We provide support across the lifecycle of clinical research through expert research navigators, who help investigators operationally launch their studies, as well as offer services investigators need to run efficient, safe and high quality clinical research and trials. Please contact us directly to get started with a Research Navigator or visit our Clinical Research Support Office internal site (log in required) for more information.
To reach out to us directly, please contact:
Shannen Nelson RN, MSN, CCRP, CCRC Director, Operations, Clinical Research Support Office Ph: 323-361-8685 | Email: [email protected] or Sharon Tang, BS, CCRC Associate Director, Operations, Clinical Research Support Office Ph: 323-361-7299 | Email: [email protected]
Clinical Research Coordinator Pool
Our dynamic pool of clinical research coordinators (CRCs) support research studies across the clinical divisions of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. The CRCs are centrally managed and trained, certified by internationally recognized certification programs for clinical research professionals (CCRP or CCRC), and collectively provide a broad range of knowledge and expertise about conducting pediatric clinical research studies and trials at the hospital. Depending on the complexity of a study protocol, a CRC will be allocated based on experience to meet the demands of implementing the study while remaining sensitive to a project’s budgetary parameters. They are available on a fee-for-service basis to join your study team to help implement and conduct all aspects of a study from start-up to closeout.
Regulatory and IRB Support
Regulatory support is critical for any research study or clinical research, especially when it involves children. Each study requires rigorous institutional and federal regulatory review and documentation, including approval by the Institutional Review Board (IRB). Our Research Regulatory Support & Recruitment Specialist provides the research community at CHLA with support and guidance, as well as assistance in coordinating regulatory affairs for clinical trials and research studies.
For guidance & regulatory assistance on the policies & procedures regarding research & clinical trials at CHLA - CONTACT: [email protected]
Education & Training
Our staff provides ongoing clinical research education and training to researchers and staff throughout the hospital. This includes monthly seminars, online resources and 1-on-1 trainings with topics covering the lifecycle of clinical research, including; IRB applications, study start up, clinicaltrials.gov registration, IND/IDE regulations, consenting participants and much more.
For guidance & training for clinical research coordinators and research assistants on conducting research & clinical trials at CHLA - CONTACT: Andrea Smith, CCRP - Education Specialist, Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) Supervisor, Ph: 323-361-6302 [email protected]
Recruitment Planning & the Clinical Research Study Directory
Having volunteers participate in research studies and clinical trials is critical to our research efforts, which is why we’ve created a CHLA Research Study Directory. Check out chla.org/researchstudies and let patients and parents know how they too can impact the lives of children. Volunteer opportunities are available for healthy children as well as those with certain conditions.
For assistance with recruitment strategies, tools, templates and to get your study listed on the website CONTACT: [email protected]
Clinical Trials Unit
Our Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) is a program of the Southern California Clinical and Translational Science Institute. The CTU is located on the first floor in the main hospital building, in a 1,625 square foot outpatient facility, alongside the Children’s Health Imaging Research Program with four dedicated patient care areas for research participant evaluations and interventions, as well as a research laboratory for specimen processing. The CTU provides the infrastructure necessary to assist investigators in performing clinical research studies with outpatient and inpatient research visits. We successfully service multiple CHLA divisions and roughly 100 research protocols. The success of our division is a direct result of our hard work and high standards. We welcome and encourage investigators to contact the CTU early in the process of initiating (preferably during study start-up) his/her research study by contacting the CTU directly. This will allow for the investigator to know what to expect with the operations and budget of his/her study.
If you are thinking of performing a research study or need support & guidance for an ongoing study CONTACT: Lauren Rowley, MBA, BSN, RN, PHN, BMTCN – Associate Director, Clinical Trials, Phone: 323-208-2603 , Email: [email protected]
Research Nurses
Our dedicated research nurses conduct protocol-specific activities such as detailed assessments, venipuncture, IV insertion, EKGs, patient monitoring, vital signs, patient teaching, medication administration (oral, nasal, subcutaneous injections, and intramuscular injections), PK sampling, drug and pregnancy testing, STI testing, oral glucose tolerance tests, and more. Our nurses are available in the CTU and can also travel to clinics as needed to facilitate patient participation.
For more information about the CTU and Nursing support CONTACT: Lauren Rowley, MBA, BSN, RN, PHN, BMTCN – Associate Director, Clinical Trials, Phone: 323-208-2603 , Email: [email protected]
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The mission of the Research Support Services office is to assist investigators in navigating the complex human research process at Vanderbilt University. Research Services Consultants, experienced professionals in conducting research or Institutional Review Board activities, provide guidance in the following areas:
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Research Services Consultants (RSC) are available to provide individualized consultation, by telephone, email or in person on a variety of research related topics.
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Research Support Services is one of the many resources available through VICTR, which is Vanderbilt's virtual home for clinical and translational research. Supported by the Office of Research and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) sponsored Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA), the mission of the institute is to transform the way ideas and research discoveries make their way from origin to pateint care.
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We do more than procure – our team manages expiry, technology programming, repackaging, and all related activities to maximize protocol compliance. Working hand in hand with your teams, we research the most effective in-country solutions for your study. And we specialize in getting your supplies and equipment to their destination, including countries that are international red-tape challenges.
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Imperial can support your needs, whether you’re looking for start-to-finish site management or specific clinical trial support services, including study and site materials, ancillary supplies and equipment, clinical translation management, and patient engagement.
Below are additional details of the specific areas where Imperial will help with your clinical trial.
Study Startup
We utilize 40+ years of clinical trial experience to review your study’s protocol. We look at target areas, patient populations and demographics, along with the protocol’s unique attributes and requirements. A comprehensive study-specific plan is derived that meets your unique ancillary supply and equipment needs. Startup services include:
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Ongoing Management
Our highly skilled project managers will help you keep your study on track with ongoing evaluations to anticipate future requirements. We are also skilled at stepping anywhere into your timeline for rescue situations. We specialize in patient recruitment, even when your study is not meeting enrollment. And we’re the best at procuring the right supplies and getting them to their international destinations. Management services include:
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Clinical research: what is it.
Your doctor may have said that you are eligible for a clinical trial, or you may have seen an ad for a clinical research study. What is clinical research, and is it right for you?
Clinical research is the comprehensive study of the safety and effectiveness of the most promising advances in patient care. Clinical research is different than laboratory research. It involves people who volunteer to help us better understand medicine and health. Lab research generally does not involve people — although it helps us learn which new ideas may help people.
Every drug, device, tool, diagnostic test, technique and technology used in medicine today was once tested in volunteers who took part in clinical research studies.
At Johns Hopkins Medicine, we believe that clinical research is key to improve care for people in our community and around the world. Once you understand more about clinical research, you may appreciate why it’s important to participate — for yourself and the community.
What Are the Types of Clinical Research?
There are two main kinds of clinical research:
Observational Studies
Observational studies are studies that aim to identify and analyze patterns in medical data or in biological samples, such as tissue or blood provided by study participants.
Clinical Trials
Clinical trials, which are also called interventional studies, test the safety and effectiveness of medical interventions — such as medications, procedures and tools — in living people.
Clinical research studies need people of every age, health status, race, gender, ethnicity and cultural background to participate. This will increase the chances that scientists and clinicians will develop treatments and procedures that are likely to be safe and work well in all people. Potential volunteers are carefully screened to ensure that they meet all of the requirements for any study before they begin. Most of the reasons people are not included in studies is because of concerns about safety.
Both healthy people and those with diagnosed medical conditions can take part in clinical research. Participation is always completely voluntary, and participants can leave a study at any time for any reason.
“The only way medical advancements can be made is if people volunteer to participate in clinical research. The research participant is just as necessary as the researcher in this partnership to advance health care.” Liz Martinez, Johns Hopkins Medicine Research Participant Advocate
Types of Research Studies
Within the two main kinds of clinical research, there are many types of studies. They vary based on the study goals, participants and other factors.
Biospecimen studies
Healthy volunteer studies.
Goals of Clinical Trials
Because every clinical trial is designed to answer one or more medical questions, different trials have different goals. Those goals include:
Treatment trials
Prevention trials, screening trials, phases of a clinical trial.
In general, a new drug needs to go through a series of four types of clinical trials. This helps researchers show that the medication is safe and effective. As a study moves through each phase, researchers learn more about a medication, including its risks and benefits.
Is the medication safe and what is the right dose? Phase one trials involve small numbers of participants, often normal volunteers.
Does the new medication work and what are the side effects? Phase two trials test the treatment or procedure on a larger number of participants. These participants usually have the condition or disease that the treatment is intended to remedy.
Is the new medication more effective than existing treatments? Phase three trials have even more people enrolled. Some may get a placebo (a substance that has no medical effect) or an already approved treatment, so that the new medication can be compared to that treatment.
Is the new medication effective and safe over the long term? Phase four happens after the treatment or procedure has been approved. Information about patients who are receiving the treatment is gathered and studied to see if any new information is seen when given to a large number of patients.
“Johns Hopkins has a comprehensive system overseeing research that is audited by the FDA and the Association for Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs to make certain all research participants voluntarily agreed to join a study and their safety was maximized.” Gail Daumit, M.D., M.H.S., Vice Dean for Clinical Investigation, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Is It Safe to Participate in Clinical Research?
There are several steps in place to protect volunteers who take part in clinical research studies. Clinical Research is regulated by the federal government. In addition, the institutional review board (IRB) and Human Subjects Research Protection Program at each study location have many safeguards built in to each study to protect the safety and privacy of participants.
Clinical researchers are required by law to follow the safety rules outlined by each study's protocol. A protocol is a detailed plan of what researchers will do in during the study.
In the U.S., every study site's IRB — which is made up of both medical experts and members of the general public — must approve all clinical research. IRB members also review plans for all clinical studies. And, they make sure that research participants are protected from as much risk as possible.
Earning Your Trust
This was not always the case. Many people of color are wary of joining clinical research because of previous poor treatment of underrepresented minorities throughout the U.S. This includes medical research performed on enslaved people without their consent, or not giving treatment to Black men who participated in the Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male. Since the 1970s, numerous regulations have been in place to protect the rights of study participants.
Many clinical research studies are also supervised by a data and safety monitoring committee. This is a group made up of experts in the area being studied. These biomedical professionals regularly monitor clinical studies as they progress. If they discover or suspect any problems with a study, they immediately stop the trial. In addition, Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Research Participant Advocacy Group focuses on improving the experience of people who participate in clinical research.
Clinical research participants with concerns about anything related to the study they are taking part in should contact Johns Hopkins Medicine’s IRB or our Research Participant Advocacy Group .
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2007 – opening of the clinical headquarters.
Accell is established as a clinical CRO providing Phase I – IV clinical study management services. The company serves as a reliable partner in completing clinical studies on time, and the first three Phase II oncology studies are initiated.
2008 – First European Oncology Project
Accell begins working in Europe on the first project with breast cancer patients, covering Sweden, Germany, France, Baltic countries, Russia and Ukraine.
2014 – Opening of a Regional Office in Ukraine
To provide regulatory services, Accell establishes a regional clinical office in Kiev, Ukraine. Our clients gain reliable access to a largely untapped patient population with the Accell's rigorous quality management practices applied.
2015 – US Business Office Moves to Virginia
Located near Charlottesville, VA, with easy access to Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia and Maryland, our Virginia office serves as a strong anchor for the outreach to East Coast biopharmaceutical industry.
2017 – Regional Office Opened in Latvia
Accell open a regional clinical office in Riga, Latvia to meet the demand for regulatory and pharmacovigilance services in the European Union. An Latvian office facilitates regulatory reporting in the European Union.
HANDS-ON FOUNDERS: A DIFFERENT LEVEL OF SUPPORT AND CONFIDENCE
Our journey started when working side-by-side on clinical studies we realized the tremendous financial waste created by study delays. All of the studies we worked on together had one thing in common: they could absolutely take no risk of running behind schedule. We saw first-hand that in our region the patients frequently received better care and treatment access within the clinical trial. This was hope for the cure for many. We knew we could promise both, our clients and the patients, better outcomes. So, we put together our heads, hands and hearts, and Accell Clinical Research was born. – Natalia Nayanova & Julia Kondakov, Founders
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80% of all clinical trials fall behind schedule due to patient recruitment. 50% of sites enroll only 1 patient
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Clinical research practitioner - ophthalmic imaging technician, main area: research and development, grade: band 5, hours: full time, part time - 37.5 hours per week, job ref: 188-thq2290824, site: southampton general hospital, town: southampton, salary: £29,970 - £36,483 pa or pa pro rata, closing: 10/09/2024.
An exciting opportunity is now available at University Hospital Southampton NHSFT for a highly motivated Clinical Research practitioner to join our Ophthalmology Research delivery team.
You will join a friendly and enthusiastic team, working closely with the clinical MDT to lead the way to improved care and treatments alongside developing your career in Research Imaging. We run a 24/7 service, though most of your time will be spent working Monday to Friday office hours.
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You will lead in all aspects of Ophthalmic Imaging and provide specialist research and clinical care to research participants within the scope of your education and training. This includes identifying and approaching eligible patients, consenting patients, and supporting the delivery of study interventions and clinical investigations and the data collection required for the individual studies.
You will take on the responsibility for managing and coordinating delegated research studies; you will be guided and mentored by our experienced senior research nurses and Allied Health Professionals to develop within your role in providing gold-standard care to our patients.
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 Administrative Support II - Clinical Trials Assistant, Lung Group🔍 edmonton zone, edmonton, cross cancer institute, your opportunity:. The Clinical Trials Assistant (CTA) is a multi-skilled position that supports various CTU staff including project managers, research nurses and coordinators within a team, or several teams, and is a key administrative liaison and support for several projects. Responsibilities include helping to organize and complete various regulatory tasks associated with the initiation or maintenance of clinical trials conducted under Good Clinical Practices, as well as data entry completion for patient follow-up and survival. They help set up study patient and monitoring visits, complete meeting and appointment bookings, archive documents, organize study & lab supplies, and ensure the completeness or delivery of relevant documentation. The incumbent must demonstrate the ability to recognize and maintain confidential information, have highly developed organizational skills, and keen attention to detail. They will also multi-task effectively in a busy area with multiple interruptions and competing demands and have good problem solving and communication skills. They can work cooperatively and professionally with clinical trials staff and physicians. Lastly, they are able to function both independently and as a team member in a fast paced, dynamic office environment. This position will support our Lung team primarily but may assist or be reassigned to other groups as needed within the Unit. Description:As an Administrative Support II, you will require administrative or specialized skills and knowledge to support procedures, practices and initiatives within a department or program.
Completion of Grade 12 or equivalent. Post-secondary education, in a health-related field preferred (equivalent combinations of related education and experience will be considered). 1-2 years’ experience in a clinical trials/research setting, and an understanding of clinical trial start-up, processes, documents and prior data entry experience. (Preference given to candidates with prior clinical trials experience or training.). Excellent computer skills; must be proficient in Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel and Adobe Acrobat programs. Ability to multi-task effectively in a busy area with multiple interruptions and competing deadlines and demands. Prior experience working with databases and knowledge of document management systems. Must be able to lift and transport large volumes of charts, binders, lab kits, boxes, etc., to various areas on a regular basis, and push/pull loaded carts. Physical demands of the job include sitting for extended periods, lifting and transporting office/medical supplies and equipment weighing up to 40 lbs., and using repetitive motions, lifting, bending, reaching and standing for prolonged periods. To ensure your skills and qualifications are considered please attach a resume and cover letter with your application. Experience completing or maintaining clinical trials documentation and supplies. Prior experience with databases or document management systems. Training in Good Clinical Practice, ICH and Health Canada Regulatory requirements. Please note:All postings close at 23:59 MT of the posting end date indicated. Security Screening:A satisfactory criminal record check and/or Vulnerable Sector Search is required prior to your first day of work. Additionally, all employees have an ongoing duty to disclose any charges or convictions that may occur during their employment with AHS.  How to ApplyPlease review our Reference Guide or quick guides on Creating your Candidate Profile and Applying for a Job Opportunity .  Log in to My ProfileCreate and manage profiles for future opportunities. My SubmissionsTrack your opportunities. Additional OpportunitiesInternational Applicants Other Healthcare Jobs in Alberta Volunteer Opportunities at AHS Previous Job Searches Home > Researcher Resources > Clinical Research Quality (CRQ) > CRQ ClinicalTrials.gov Support Services CRQ ClinicalTrials.gov Support ServicesClinical Research Quality (CRQ) provides support to Stanford investigators and staff who need to submit information to the ClinicalTrials.gov registry and results databank. Request CRQ services Log into the ClinicalTrials.gov Protocol Registration & Results System CRQ ClinicalTrials.gov Support Resources
See ClinicalTrials.gov Regulations, Policy, and References INVITRO is a provider of full Central laboratory services and Clinical trial management services for Phase I-IV. INVITRO Laboratory also performs Local laboratory services for International clinical trials. Because of our broad experience and specialized expertise, we’re in unique position to support safety laboratory tests as an alternative to the different site bases.  Local laboratory services are offered for Russia, Belarus and KazakhstanINVITRO Clinical Research can use its own Courier logistics service for pick-up and delivery of samples to the laboratory. Due to the absence of custom between these countries, we are one of the small groups of organization with the capability and expertise to conduct Laboratory services and development projects for either local or global clinical trials. All the tests for Clinical trials are performed in the Moscow laboratory. It is stocked with high-tech equipment and located in a space of 3 500 sqm including:
Our Project teams perform ongoing monitoring and proactive communications to provide high-quality outcomes. Protocol specifications are built in during database setup to provide customized reports and sophisticated result flagging for monitoring. Our secure Internet-based, remote data access system allows members of the project team to review lab results in real time. INVITRO scientists, technologists and project managers can assist with protocol development to provide the most appropriate tests for each study, and all INVITRO staff is trained and certified accordingly. INVITRO Laboratory offers the flexibility required for quick and customized responses to unique client needs for any size project. We strongly believe that a collaborative relationship between INVITRO Laboratory and Clinical Investigators is fundamental study success. We provide:
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The Clinical Research Support Office is a highly productive, cost-effective research service program that provides support across the lifecycle of a clinical research study. Our staff has expertise in implementing, conducting and monitoring clinical research studies, providing services that benefit both novice and experienced clinical researchers.
Our bridge of specialized research support services takes your drug from clinical trial to approval with efficiency and fewer hassles. It spans across study support gaps that often befall sponsors and CROs. Imperial: Leading clinical trial solutions. We specialize in print materials, supplies, and more. Bridge clinical to approval with us.
The JH-OCT brings together three groups in the school of medicine Office of Research Administration that provide essential services to efficiently move clinical trials contracts and budgets forward: clinical research contracting, clinical research support services and clinical research billing compliance. JH-OCT is the gateway for clinical ...
Vanderbilt Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (VICTR) ... Research Support Services 2525 West End Ave., 6th Fl. Nashville, TN 37203-8820. RSS Hotline: (615)-322-7343. [email protected]. Because of You. Giving to Vanderbilt Health and Wellness Blog ...
The department provides a full range of clinical trial services, including but not limited to trial management, recruitment, clinical measures, data entry, telephone, and in-person follow-up. Clinic staff also conduct off-site participant study assessments at community research locations and at participants' homes.
Clinical Research Support Services. Our Team. Karen L. Roz ORA Director, Clinical Research [email protected] 667-208-8913. Lisa Wallace Associate Director Clinical Research [email protected] 667-208-8926. Genea Smith Sr. Clinical Research Coverage Analyst Information Systems [email protected]
Chart the Course to Success. Improve retention and realization with personalized clinical trial support that enhances the experience for everyone involved in driving study outcomes. Discover Scout's innovative clinical trial support for clinical meetings, patient payment and logistics, and on-demand collaboration, training, and engagement.
Clinical Trial Patient Engagement. Imperial gives you evidence-based global support services for subject recruitment and retention based on decades of experience. Our award-winning creative services and messaging solutions are proven to drive study interest and obtain results in the patient, caregiver, and medical communities. Learn More.
Clinical Research Support. We connect researchers with the resources they need to conduct their clinical studies that will improve prevention and treatment methods. On This Page. Center for Biomedical Ethics. Cancer Institute Clinical Trials Office (SCI-CTO) Clinical and Translational Research Unit (CTRU) Clinical Research Quality (CRQ)
Solve this simple math problem and enter the result. E.g. for 1+3, enter 4. The Clinical Research Support Office (CRSO) provides high quality services to assist investigators and study teams in the start-up, execution and completion of clinical research studies. The CRSO offers comprehensive support in the following areas: Research Staffing Core.
DF/HCC Research Support Offices. These three offices support and maintain the resources, guidance, and systems and processes that you will find on this website. Find more information about each office, their key functions, and who to contact for help below. For general DF/HCC contact information, click here.
Clinical research is the comprehensive study of the safety and effectiveness of the most promising advances in patient care. Clinical research is different than laboratory research. It involves people who volunteer to help us better understand medicine and health. Lab research generally does not involve people — although it helps us learn ...
Support and services available through the CRSC. Services you need to get your research designed, set up, and launched Budget development. ... The Clinical Research Support Center is supported by the National Institutes of Health's National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, grant UM1TR004405.
Support for your human subjects research projects. Save time, reduce hassles and open your study quicker. CRS is a team of highly motivated individuals with significant expertise in human subjects research rules, regulations, best practices and operations. We provide guidance and support to our faculty and their teams.
Clinical Research Support Services (CRSS) is an office created to provide centralized support and ongoing instruction to clinical research teams regarding Prospective Reimbursement Analysis (PRA), budget development, budget negotiation with commercial sponsors. Developing a clear and detailed description of Insurance and Research Participant ...
Contact the Research Compliance Program at [email protected]. MedStar Health Integrity Hotline: 877-811-3411. We provide research support to advance the scientific understanding of disease and developing effective treatments. Learn more about the support we give through MedStar Health Research Institute.
Atlant Clinical is a strong multinational Contract Research Organization (CRO) offering a full range of clinical trial and relevant support services throughout the US, Europe, Russia, and Middle Asia. We are a highly professional team with extensive clinical experience (Phases I-IV) in over 15 therapeutic areas. ...
Clinical Research Support Services. This Brown Bag session discusses the institutional compliance responsibilities for clinical research contracts. Watch this Brown Bag on myLearning. Speaker: Karen Roz, Sr. Director of Research Administration, School of Medicine, Clinical Trials.
Our strategic focus is accurate country selection, and on working with academic or national hospitals, or hospitals supported by extensive satellite networks. We believe in building knowledge and relationships: from 2015 to 2017 we worked with over 700 investigators in various therapeutic areas. Strategic guidance & trial set-up services.
Clinical Research Support Center. 717 Delaware Street SE, Room 140 Minneapolis, MN 55414. A collaboration among: Research and Innovation Office Clinical and Translational Science Institute Fairview Health Services University of Minnesota Physicians. Contact [email protected] 612-625-4000.
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Alturas Analytics is a Contract Research Organization (CRO) specializing in preclinical and clinical bioanalysis. Using liquid and gas chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS, GC-MS/MS) platforms, Alturas supports drug candidates from discovery through late phase clinical trials. Our scientists and regulatory experts work with you to ...
Holding clinical trials expanded our clinical services while also contributing to the research. The teaching and training of veterinary students revolved around the research. Everything centered around our research enterprise." ... The grant will support her research into the treatment of soft tissue sarcomas with a mechanical form of HIFU ...
You will lead in all aspects of Ophthalmic Imaging and provide specialist research and clinical care to research participants within the scope of your education and training. This includes identifying and approaching eligible patients, consenting patients, and supporting the delivery of study interventions and clinical investigations and the ...
Recovery Alberta: N Classification: Administrative Support II Union: AUPE GSS Unit and Program: Clinical Trials Unit, Cancer Care Primary Location: Cross Cancer Institute Location Details: As Per Location Multi-Site: Not Applicable FTE: 1.00 Posting End Date: 09-SEP-2024 Employee Class: Regular Full Time Date Available: 14-OCT-2024 Hours per Shift: 7.75 Length of Shift in weeks: 2
CRQ ClinicalTrials.gov. Support Services. Clinical Research Quality (CRQ) provides support to Stanford investigators and staff who need to submit information to the ClinicalTrials.gov registry and results databank. Request CRQ services. Log into the ClinicalTrials.gov Protocol Registration & Results System.
Laboratory. INVITRO is a provider of full Central laboratory services and Clinical trial management services for Phase I-IV. INVITRO Laboratory also performs Local laboratory services for International clinical trials. Because of our broad experience and specialized expertise, we're in unique position to support safety laboratory tests as an ...
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Twenty new centres will share in this total funding amount to undertake collaborative research and develop research capacity in basic science, clinical medicine and science, health services and public health. Outcomes of the 2024 CRE grant round include $3 million to support capacity building in dementia-specific research with a basic science research focus.
Deadline: 30 September 2024The World Health Organization (WHO) is seeking experts to serve as members of the WHO Technical Advisory Group on Laboratory Services, Systems and Diagnostics in Health Emergencies (TAG-LAB). This "Call for experts" provides information about the advisory group in question, the expert profiles being sought, the process to express interest, and the process of ...