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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...
Research Volunteers Wanted - ID Stroke Study
If you are a professional working in NHS stroke services in the UK and have responsibility for making decisions regarding the investigation of stroke aetiology, we would love to hear from you The ID-Stroke study is exploring how healthcare professionals make decisions regarding the investigation of stroke aetiology, including what investigations to order, sequencing of these investigations, when to stop looking for a possible cause, and the factors that influence these decisions....
Dr Tom Russ
Our Staff
Dr Donald MacIntyreNetwork Director and Research Championd.macintyre@ed.ac.uk Catherine DeithNetwork ManagerCatherine.Deith@ed.ac.uk0131 53...
Mental Health Data Science Scotland
Mental Health Data Science Scotland conference Bringing together the outputs of two MRC Mental Health Data Pathfinder projects under the banner of ‘Mental Health Data Science Scotland’, this free online conference on mental health data science is a collaboration between University of Glasgow and University of Edinburgh. The full programme is below and the login details for the conference are: Webinar link: ...
Training and Events
The Network try to ensure a presence at relevant events across the country and share training opportunities of interest to the children’s research community. The Network is not responsible for the content on external pages.
Glasgow Clinical Research Facility
The Glasgow Clinical Research Facility (GCRF) was established in 2006 with funding from the Scottish Government via the Chief Scientist Office. It provides state-of-the-art research space across several geographical sites including the £5million Clinical Research Facility at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Campus. The Service provided by the CRF embeds research into clinical practice, ensuring that clinical research is a cornerstone of patient-centred healthcare develop...
Dr Maria Drummond
Research Ethics Structure in Scotland
Research Ethics Service Annual Reports for Scotland are available to download here: April 2019 - March 2020
Ageing
The NHS Research Scotland (NRS) Ageing Specialty Group's role is to support the delivery of high quality clinical research relevant to the care of older people. We help to manage participant recruitment to time and target, both for studies which are led from Scotland, and studies led from other nations which Scottish sites are participating in. We provide support in the following areas: Managing the study portfolio record Monitoring the attainment of rec...
