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Clinical Discovery Conference 2012
We are delighted to announce that Sir Gordon Duff will be chairing this year’s Clinical Discovery Annual Conference.
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Rebooting clinical research
Peter Mansell looks at the impediments to rebooting clinical research in the UK and suggests traditional approaches to the patient funnel are missing a trick
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The UK Government is to invest £800 million into translation research
As part of the UK’s largest ever investment in early stage health research the government has announced that as part of the £4 billion investment in R&D they have committed £800 million for translational research.
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Reducing our carbon footprint in clinical R&D
Sir Muir Gray & Rachel Stancliffe report on a model of sustainable clinical practice designed to help NHS organisations in their ongoing fight to reduce their carbon footprint
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Safe in our hands?
Professor Lord Ara Darzi talks to Clinical Discovery magazine about the issues facing the UK life sciences industry and the government’s commitment to safeguarding its future
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On the edge of a new frontier
The world in which pharma researches, develops and markets its innovations is changing fundamentally, and permanently. Dr Richard Barker looks at these changes and at the UK’s high potential but fragile position as a leader in life science innovation
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Bridging The Gap In Translational Research
NETSCC talk to Clinical Discovery about how the Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation programme aims to bridge the gap in translational research.
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Reducing the carbon footprint of health research
Naomi Williams and Professor Ruairidh Milne from NETSCC discuss their recent guidlines to the NIHR on reducing the carbon footprint of health research in the UK.
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Earl Howe's Introduction to the Clinical Discovery Conference 2011
In the run up to the Clinical Discovery Conference on the 4th October 2011 Earl Howe, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Quality, discusses the Government's vision of an NHS with research embedded at it's heart.
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Earl Howe's Introduction to the Clinical Discovery Conference 2011
In the run up to the Clinical Discovery Conference on the 4th October 2011 Earl Howe, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Quality, discusses the Government's vision of an NHS with research embedded at it's heart.
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Streamlining access to clinical research
NOCRI is the latest initiative to help companies find their way through the growing NIHR research infrastructure. Matthew Hallsworth explains the work of NOCRI, and offers a guide to the range of NIHR-funded facilities, centres and expertise now available
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NIHR research partnerships get £775 million funding
The government has announced funding of £775 million over five years for translational research conducted by the National Institute for Health Research’s (NIHR) Biomedical Research Centres and Units.
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Streamlining access to clinical research
NOCRI is the latest initiative to help companies find their way through the growing NIHR research infrastructure. Matthew Hallsworth explains the work of NOCRI, and offers a guide to the range of NIHR-funded facilities, centres and expertise now available
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Innovation: Now is the right time to get it right for skills
Nigel Brooksby discusses the Uk environement for clinical research and development and the innovation in skill development that is needed to support the UK clinical R&D ambitions.
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Sustainable healthcare is a shared responsibility
With GSK announcing their aims to be carbon neutral by 2050 Chris Naylor from the Kings Fund discusses sustainable healthcare.
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Removing the barriers
Despite Pfizer’s recent blow to the UK life science industry, the government’s new life sciences business advisor, Chris Brinsmead, is optimistic the UK can remove the barriers hampering the sector’s innovative research. Peter Mansell reports
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How can the UK compete effectively for clinical R&D?
With susbstantial focus and investment by the UK governement on the life science industry being a key economic driver, the Clinical Discovery Annual Conference is looking at how the UK can compete effectively for clinical R&D.
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