Clinical research nursing and clinical trials form a critical bridge between innovative biomedical research and everyday patient care. Clinical research nurses (CRNs) play an essential role in ...

Clinical Research Nurses (CRN) are specialised healthcare professionals who are integral to the development and implementation of clinical trials. Their responsibilities include participant ...

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Clinical research nurse and nurse research roles are distinct but often confused with each other. Understanding both will help nurses pursue the right research career path Abstract This article gives ...

Nationwide, health systems are increasingly turning to nurse scientists to close evidence gaps, answer pressing clinical questions and translate bedside observations into measurable patient outcomes.

The Clinical Research Unit (CRU) is committed to providing investigators and their teams a research environment and broad range of services guided by good clinical practice. This contributes to the ...

The education of nurse practitioners is evolving in response to the increasing complexity of patient care. Contemporary clinical education models focus on competency-based training, which integrates ...

A clinical research team describe how they provided support for pressured clinicians recruiting patients into clinical trials during the coronavirus pandemic. This initiative won the clinical research ...

This is an established role within the NHS. These nurses carry out clinical work and play a key role in the set-up and delivery of clinical research studies, screening, recruiting and supporting ...