Events
Past Events
Neonatal Network - Delivering Neonatal Studies on the NIHR Portfolio
23rd January 2013
The 3rd Meeting about Delivering the Neonatal Research Portfolio, in partnership with the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit, was held on Wednesday 23rd January 2013 in Birmingham. This meeting was attended by 80 delegates and provided a platform for the opportunity to influence the future research agenda and catch up with studies that have been completed. The programme included lecture style sessions, small break out discussion groups, lessons learnt and networking opportunities.
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- Matters arising from last year’s ‘Delivering Neonatal Studies on the NIHR Portfolio’ meeting – Ed Juszczak
- Delivering multiple neonatal studies in the same unit - Jon Dorling
- Taking part in a neonatal trial: there is more to it than just consent – Claire Snowdon
- Priority setting – an update from the James Lind Alliance – Seilin Ulm
- Partnerships between parents and nurses in research – Zoe Chivers
- Moderate prematurity: research needs, opportunities and challenges – Elaine Boyle
Supporting CROs to successfully deliver medicines for children studies event
19th April 2012
To support the MCRN's aim to provide the best possible service to CROs to help the UK to be selected for as many high quality, feasible paediatric studies as possible, the Network hosted a meeting on 19 April 2012 in London to bring together key stakeholders and opinion leaders from CROs, Regulatory Authorities, the MCRN and other organisations to share in the Networks success and pave the way for future collaborations.
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- Supporting development and delivery of paediatric medicines studies in the UK - Professor Rosalind Smyth
- MCRN support for CROs delivering studies - Dr Sharon Barrett
- Collaboration to position UK as a Paediatric Centre of Excellence - "Planning – Delivery – Performance" - Ms Helen Price
- Key issues in collaborative working - Dr Andrew Rose