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Diabetes Studies
The Diabetes Network supports studies which are funded by an NHS Research Scotland Eligible Funder list. All Scottish research ongoing within the network is registered on the UK Clinical Research Network portfolio database. If you would like to find out more about our portfolio or are interested in recruiting to any of our studies please contact administrator-sdrn@dundee.ac.uk. Scotland can also draw on a series of unique research as...
Abstracts
The conference will have posters on display at the venue, and our virtual Poster showcase is published and ready to view. Over 100 posters showcase the diversity of health research and innovation across Scotland. We ask that you take time durin...
Events and training
Information on events NRS Musculoskeletal are hosting, supporting, exhibiting or attending. NRS Musculoskeletal is not responsible for the content on external sites.
Oral and Dental Studies
We oversee research that deals with conditions from nutritional deficiencies, genetic conditions and general infection to systemic and dental diseases. Our studies take place in a range of settings, including hospital in-patients, dental hospital outpatients and primary care. We work to promote the successful delivery of research studies in the NHS and to help plan new studies that will address patient’s needs. We support a wide range of research studies including:
Trauma and Emergencies Studies
We support a wide range of research studies including: Common acute care conditions (such as trauma and cardiac arrest) Diagnostic tests used in acute care (such as point of care testing and imaging) Development and testing of new technologies
Diabetes
NRS Diabetes was commissioned in 2006 by the Chief Scientist Office (CSO) of the Scottish Government to improve the quality and increase the quantity of diabetes research in Scotland. Our aims: Expand the NRS Diabetes infrastructure to support clinical studies for patient benefit in all MCN/Health Board areas in Scotland. Hospitals/GP Surgeries can register as a member of SDRN and take part in clinical studies, either by conducting the research themselves or by referring p...
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Children’s Research Network
NRS Children's Network is funded by the Chief Scientist Office (CSO) of Scottish Government and aims to increase the safety, efficacy and availability of medicines and health care for children by supporting high-quality clinical trials. The Network co-ordinating centre is located in the Children’s Hospital in Aberdeen and studies registered can be supported by access to experienced research nurses plus: Identification of appropriate sites and principal investigators
Information for patients, carers and the public
NHS Research Scotland is committed to actively involving patients, those who care for them and the public in all aspects of the research process, including shaping future research activity. Read more
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Name of organisation Tayside R&D Population 420,000 R&D Director Professor Russell Petty Address Tayside Medical Science CentreTASC R&D Office, Ninewells Hospital & Medical SchoolResidency Block, Level 3George Pirie WayDundee DD1 9SY Telephone 01382 383 900 eMail
