Clinical Trials BC’s September 2020 – August 2021 Activities Report is now available. Continue reading “Clinical Trials BC’s Activities Report: 2020-2021”
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How do we measure what matters to patients… well?
What is patient-centred measurement? How do we improve it? Why is improvement important — and what, exactly, do we need to improve? The Patient-Centred Measurement Methods Cluster’s work studied these questions, guided by the people most affected by this work: patients.
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Supporting researchers to improve patient care and outcomes: 2021 Health Professional-Investigator awardees
Congratulations to this year’s Health Professional-Investigator award recipients.
Our Unit Director Talks Clinical Trials with Chatelaine Magazine
In an interview with the Canadian women’s magazine “Chatelaine,” Alison Orth discusses the important role of clinical trials in “finding new ways to detect, diagnose, and treat diseases”. Continue reading “Our Unit Director Talks Clinical Trials with Chatelaine Magazine”
Nominations Now Open for Clinical Trials BC Awards 2022
The BC clinical trials research community, research teams, stakeholders and patient partners are contributing in magnificent and different ways to the health and well-being of British Columbians. Continue reading “Nominations Now Open for Clinical Trials BC Awards 2022”
REBC Reports on 2020/2021 Metrics for the Provincial Research Ethics Platform
Research Ethics BC is excited to report on the metrics taken from the Provincial Research Ethics Platform (PREP) for the 2020/2021 year. Continue reading “REBC Reports on 2020/2021 Metrics for the Provincial Research Ethics Platform”
2022 Scholar and Research Trainee competitions: Applications are now open
We are also pleased to announce our 2022 funding competition schedule.
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Regulatory update: Fall 2021
This edition brings you very exciting news from the International Council for Harmonization (ICH) and at the national level, an update on Health Canada’s Regulatory Modernization Initiative.
ASK JEAN: Do I Need Documented Training on Division 5?
Is it necessary to train and document training on Division 5 Part C (Health Canada Food and Drug Regulations) if you are working in Clinical Trials but have already trained in GCP?
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Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research and the BC Academic Health Science Network unite to drive discovery and innovation in BC’s vibrant health research system
The new organization, Michael Smith Health Research BC, will strengthen health research capacity and capability across the province.