Resources
Profile for Life-Sciences Industry
Find out about what our Ageing specialty can offer the life-sciences industry and why you should place your study in England.
Evaluation of Consumer Involvement in the NIHR Clinical Research Network: Children 2013-2014
This report presents findings from the evaluation of the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Clinical Research Network: Children Consumer Involvement Strategy 2013-2014. The evaluation was conducted by the National Children’s Bureau Research Centre.
CRN Children: payments for participation report
A paper exploring young people's views on whether or not to offer payment (common in adults) to participate in research would influence their decision to take part in research.
Other Resources
CRN Children - 2013 consumer strategy
The 2013 strategy for involving patients, carers and the public in children's clinical research.
CRN: Children - CSG study submission form
Submit this form if you would like to become a member of a CRN: Children Clinical Studies Group
CRN Children: YPAG launch paper
A document outlining the role of children and young people, produced at the launch of the CRN: Children's Young Persons' Advisory Group.
CRN Children: Neonatal Network flyer 2014
A flyer outlining the role of the Neonatal Network in 2014.
Children - 2011 consumer toolkit
A Toolkit for Consumer Representatives on CRN: Children Clinical Studies Groups.
Neonatal Research Delivery Meeting Report
Meeting report from the National Neonatal Research Delivery Meeting, May 2014
CRN: Children - patient information guidance
A guidance document for researchers developing patient information leaflets.
Process summary for urgent public health risk research
In the event of an urgent public health outbreak (eg a pandemic) the Clinical Research Network must be able to rapidly set-up relevant research studies and ensure that these studies are successfully conducted so that their findings can inform the on-going care of patients during the outbreak. This document sumarises the Network's response process.