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Newsletters and resources
Subscribe to Research Bulletin, the NRS monthly newsletter on clinical research in Scotland.
Take Part in Current Research
Each year in Scotland more than 1500 clinical research studies take place, involving over 30,000 patients. Taking part in research can offer many benefits. It may provide access to new tre...
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Name of organisation NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde R&D Population 1.31 million Annual prescriptions 17 million Annual in patient visits 0.5 million Annual out patient visits 1.32 million Interim (acting) Research and Innovation Director Chloe Cowan Address Research &am...
Training and Events
Here you will find information on events NHS Research Scotland Reproductive Health and Childbirth are hosting, supporting, exhibiting or attending. We are committed to supporting the clinical research community across Scotland, if you wish to publicise an event on this page please contact anushree.ganguly@nhs.scot. NHS Research Scotland is not responsible for the content on external sites.
Research and Development Contacts
Local delivery, development and governance of clinical research is achieved through regional nodes working with NHS boards to provide support across Scotland. Visit the Node pages for further details. North NHS Grampian Research and Development OfficeForesterhill House AnnexeForesterhillAberdeen
Research Support
Glasgow Clinical Research Facility (GCRF) is a state of the art, purpose-built facility, complete with technical equipment to support high-quality research. The GCRF comprises of an adult and paediatric facility at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and an adult facility the Glasgow Royal Infirmary. Each facility provides high-quality clinical spaces and outreach services where patients and healthy volunteers can take part in international clinical research studies. All research is co...
Making Care Home Research Accessible
What is RICH Voices? Research In Care Homes (RICH) Voices is the equivalent of a Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) group for ENRICH Scotland. PPI is a method of including people in decisions about research and related activities. Instead of professionals making all the choices, PPI combines experiences, opinions, and ideas of the people who might be affected the findings of research. Our key aim is to collaborate with people living and working i...
Scottish expertise continuing to make vital contributions to research on World Cancer Day
World Cancer Day (4 February) is set to be ‘United by Unique’ once more with Scotland’s researchers making important contributions to prevention, detection, and treatment The annual awareness day will be campaigning for inclusive care which meets unique needs with compassion and empathy for those affected by cancer, offering a “journey from raising awareness to taking action&...
Research Ethics Structure in Scotland
Research Ethics Service Annual Reports for Scotland are available to download here: April 2021 - March 2024 April 2019 - March 2020
