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UKRIO - September 2020 
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UKRIO Research Integrity October Webinar: NOW OPEN

PLUS date change for the upcoming Annual Conference

 

*SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT*

 Annual Conference
Thursday 20th May 2021


 We are delighted to announce that plans are now well underway for the UKRIO Annual Conference which has been postponed to a new date of Thursday 20th May 2021.

Please be aware of the new date change and be sure to get the date in your diaries - previously announced dates of 16th October 2020 and 6th May 2021 WILL NOT be taking place - further information on this event in light of the Coronavirus restrictions to follow in due course.
 


UKRIO Research Integrity Webinar: Clinical Trials
Wednesday 14th October 2020
2pm – 4pm

 

Delegate Fee: FREE


Join the next webinar in the increasingly popular online event series from the UK Research Integrity Office on research integrity and related issues. The focus of this webinar is Clinical Trials.

In 2019, the House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee asked more than forty UK universities to ensure they were complying with clinical trials transparency requirements.  UKRIO agrees with the Committee that ‘selective non-publication of the results of research distorts the published evidence base and is a threat to research integrity.’ 

UKRIO has promoted and supported transparency in research through our practical advisory service, our education and training, and the other services we provide to the research community. A key standard in our Code of Practice for Research is that ‘researchers have a duty to publish the findings of all clinical research involving human participants.’ 

In this webinar, the speakers will address the complex issues surrounding transparent and timely reporting of results from clinical trials.


Speakers include:

  • Patricia Burns, Senior Clinical Research Governance Manager, University of Dundee and NHS Tayside
  • Dr Birgit Whitman, Head of Research Governance & Integrity, University of Birmingham
  • Marc Taylor, Vice-Chair, UK Research Integrity Office
  • James Parry, Chief Executive, UK Research Integrity Office


Programme:

Time

Item

14.00-14.05

Welcome from UKRIO

James Parry, Chief Executive UKRIO

14.05- 14:25

Boosting compliance rates at universities: Dundee University; where are we now?

Patricia Burns, Senior Clinical Research Governance Manager, University of Dundee and NHS Tayside

14:25- 14:40

Questions and discussion

14:40-15:00

Clinical trial registration & reporting of results – reflection on the experience of a non-commercial organisation
Dr Birgit Whitman, Head of Research Governance & Integrity, University of Birmingham

15:00- 15:15 

Questions and discussion

15:15- 15:35 

Who takes responsibility for all our unfinished clinical research?
Marc Taylor, Vice-Chair, UK Research Integrity Office

15:35-15:50

Questions and discussion

15:50-16:00

Introduction to UKRIO's next webinar

Closing remarks

James Parry.


REGISTER NOW: Spaces are limited. If you haven't already registered, and would like to attend this free webinar, click here
 
UKRIO welcomes suggestions for topics which we could explore in our webinar series. If you have any suggestions or comments, please contact us.

Terms and conditions for UKRIO event bookings can be found here.


Coronavirus/ COVID-19: UKRIO is following the advice of Public Health England (PHE) and the UK Government. All UKRIO events will be conducted virtually until further notice. Support and services that the charity normally provides face-to-face are being delivered through other means.
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