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- Strategy infographic image 2
- HRA strategy: you said, we did
- We give approvals and assurances, working in partnership UK-wide to provide a world-class regulatory system
- We are part of modern, digital government
- Anyone can understand what we do and why it matters to them and be confident in our decisions
- We set shared expectations for how to do research and encourage compliance with these
- Our people can be their best
- We are efficient and take action to increase productivity
- How we work in partnership to make it easy to plan, support, manage and complete health and social care research in the UK
- Our strategy at a glance
- Our aim and strategic objectives support UK government objectives
- How we regulate health and social care researchWe are one of a number of organisations that work together in the UK to regulate and approve different aspects of health and social care research.
- Taking part or getting involved in researchParticipation in research is where someone takes part in a research study, for example, being asked questions about their health condition or testing a new treatment in a clinical trial. People may be asked to consider joining a study by their GP or come across an advertisement to join a trial on a noticeboard or in a newspaper.
- Our role protecting research participantsRelevant and appropriate research always aims to answer a new question and contribute to the current body of medical and scientific knowledge. For this reason, there is a certain amount of risk for research participants. Independent ethical review is vital to ensure that participant safety is at the centre of the research.
- Minutes of the meeting of 8 May 2019
- Minutes of the meeting on 3 April 2019
- Research Transparency Strategy Group Minutes
- Minutes of the meeting on 29 May 2019
- Terms of Reference for the Research Transparency Strategy Group
- Clinical Trial Registration Audit Report