| Events |
Saturday 10 October 2009 - Canal Court Hotel, Newry
Joint Conference of the Ulster Radiological Society & Northern Ireland Council of the Society and College of Radiographers
Call for papers
Abstracts or statements of interest are invited on any topic of interest to Diagnostic Imaging/ PET/Nuc Med or Radiation Therapy
Please submit all abstracts to the conference committee.
Deadline: 1st June 2009
|
Research Skills Workshops 2009
Download the 2009 programme and for more information PDF
|
20 January 2010
Workshop for AHPs: NIHR Clinical Academic Training Pathways
Hosted by the College of Occupational Therapists, London
Download advert PDF
Download flyer PDF
Download application form PDF
|
25 February 2010
Making research happen - a researcher development workshop
SCoR Headquarters, London, SE1
Download Advert PDF
Book online.
|
12th March 2010
CCB Workshop on Biobanking in Support of Clinical Trials
Kings Fund, Cavendish Square, London.
Biological samples are being increasingly collected and banked as part of clinical trials. Concerns are often raised about the best means of managing clinical trial related sample collections to ensure compliance with ethics, laws, quality management requirements and recommended good practice.
This Workshop will be of practical value to those planning or currently managing a clinical trial or the sample collection / biobank aspect of a trial and will include presentations on topics such as:
- Why clinical trialists want to collect samples
- Patient participation, ethics and governance
- Ownership, custodianship, access and usage of samples
- Practical considerations for sample collection, processing, storage and release in international multicentre trials
- What biobankers can offer trialists
- Quality management of biobank resources and compliance with clinical trials requirements
Contributors include:
- Professor Tim Maughan, University of Cardiff
- Professor Sir Kenneth Calman, Chair National Cancer Research Institute
- Professor Chris Womack, AstraZeneca
- Dr James Brenton, University of Cambridge
Who should attend: Primary investigators (clinicians or scientists), clinical trials network staff, clinical trials unit staff, NHS R&D managers, tissue bank administrators / managers / technical staff, pathologists, patients, patient advocates, ethicists, regulators, and funders of research and infrastructure or anyone else involved in the collection, storage and use of human biological samples in clinical research.
Registration Fees: £30 for standard delegates
£20 for concessionary delegates (under/post graduate students, Post doctoral fellows)
FREE for patients and patient advocates
Workshop secretariat provided by onCore UK. For further information and online registration visit http://www.oncoreuk.org
|
15 June 2010
Initiatives in Research: Who, When and Why
Manchester
Download Programme PDF
Book online.
|
|
