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The Whitehouse Report 2018
The Irish Research Nurses Network (IRNN) were the Irish lead on a recent project to review research nursing and midwifery across the UK and Ireland, which has delivered The Whitehouse Report 2018. Florence Nightingale Foundation Scholar, and Lead Nurse for Research at The James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, England, Claire Whitehouse, has published a public report based on
Emerging Investigator Awards (EIA) 2019
The Health Research Board (HRB) has announced details of the Emerging Investigator Awards (EIA) 2019. The Emerging Investigator Awards (EIA) scheme supports talented individuals who can make a valuable contribution to knowledge in health research and who are capable of becoming independent and self-directed investigators. The HRB is specifically seeking individuals who are passionate about the application of knowledge in
CRDI Vacancy: Programme Manager – Neonatal Brain Injury Consortium Ireland
Programme Manager – Neonatal Brain Injury Consortium Ireland Clinical Research Development Ireland seeks a high-calibre candidate to work in a collaborative centre of excellence on a well-resourced project that will bring new skills and research outputs to the clinic and develop future leaders of research, innovation and care of infants. CRDI is part of the successful Neonatal Brain Injury Consortium Ireland
Symposium – Patient Partnership in Clinical Research
A symposium on the theme Patient Partnership in Clinical Research will be hosted by the HRB Clinical Research Facility Cork on Thursday 24th May 2018. Details as follows : Symposium – Patient Partnership in Clinical Research May 24, 2018, 17:30 (Light refreshments from 17:00) Cork University Hospital – Lecture Theatre Topics and speakers to include : Partnering with patients and
ICTD Calendar of Events and Tweetfest Launched
At the ‘Growing Clinical Research in Ireland Together’ conference held in Dublin on May 10th, HRB CRCI launched the Calendar of Events which highlight events occurring across the country to celebrate International Clinical Trials Day 2018. #WhyWeDoResearch Tweetfest will run from May 14th to 18th with different discussion threads scheduled – remember to use #ictd2018. Events organised by clinical research
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