TRAINING & CONFERENCES
TRAINING & CONFERENCES
TRAINING
TRAINING
RCSI Good Clinical Practice Day – 19th January ’24
Introduction to Clinical Research & Good Clinical Practice (from 9am) & GCP Refresher Course (from 10.20am)
Venue: Tutorial Room 4, RCSI Education & Research Centre, Beaumont Hospital
Find the Agenda and more details here
GCP Training – Wed 28th February – RCSI University of Medicines and Health Sciences
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Training for Medical Devices will take place on Wednesday 28th February 2024 at the RCSI University of Medicines and Health Sciences.
Please email Deirdre Hyland dhyland@rcsi.ie to book your place, more info can be found in our News Post
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HRB-CRF-UCC Online GCP (Good Clinical Practice) Courses #3
The Quality and Regulatory Department helps to ensure that patient focused research undertaken under the supervision of the HRB CRF is conducted to the highest standards. The HRB CRF-UCC operates in accordance with a fully regulatory compliant Quality Management System and provides the full suite of Quality and Regulatory services required to support world class patient focused research.
Our team of experienced clinical research professionals regularly deliver ICH-GCP Training to investigators and study site staff, both initial GCP training (4.5 hours) and refresher GCP course (2.5 hours).
Royal College of Surgeons Ireland (RCSI) CRC at Beaumont Hospital
RCSI Good Clinical Practice Day – 19th January ’24
Introduction to Clinical Research & Good Clinical Practice (from 9am) & GCP Refresher Course (from 10.20am)
Venue: Tutorial Room 4, RCSI Education & Research Centre, Beaumont Hospital
Find the Agenda and more details here
GCP Training – Wed 28th February – RCSI University of Medicines and Health Sciences
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Training for Medical Devices will take place on Wednesday 28th February 2024 at the RCSI University of Medicines and Health Sciences.
Please email Deirdre Hyland dhyland@rcsi.ie to book your place, more info can be found in our News PostABCDE
HRB-CRF-UCC Online GCP (Good Clinical Practice) Courses #3
The Quality and Regulatory Department helps to ensure that patient focused research undertaken under the supervision of the HRB CRF is conducted to the highest standards. The HRB CRF-UCC operates in accordance with a fully regulatory compliant Quality Management System and provides the full suite of Quality and Regulatory services required to support world class patient focused research.
Our team of experienced clinical research professionals regularly deliver ICH-GCP Training to investigators and study site staff, both initial GCP training (4.5 hours) and refresher GCP course (2.5 hours).
Royal College of Surgeons Ireland (RCSI) CRC at Beaumont Hospital
CONFERENCES
CONFERENCES
1st December 2022
All Ireland Conference on Integrated Care
Medtech Rising 2022– Irelands Business Leader’s Conference and Medtech Awards Ceremony
Medtech Rising 2022 will bring together world leading business leaders and international experts on many pertinent topics including: Innovation and the power of partnerships, building R&D capacity, digital health, realising the potential of the ecosystem, international funding landscape, sustainability, resilient supply chains the future of work.
Delegates will enjoy unmissable networking opportunities to connect with many medtech professionals in the exhibition area. The conference will include parallel sessions providing practical case studies and experiences on key technical topics. A Black Tie Gala Dinner and Medtech Awards Ceremony where the best of Ireland’s medtech sector will be commended will provide a fitting end to a truly engaging event,
This global conference for Ireland provides unrivalled access to experts and industry trends making it unmissable for senior medtech professionals.
This year running alongside Medtech Rising we will have Medtech Connect. A showcase providing Medtech SMEs with a platform to raise awareness and present their innovative technology solutions and business models to potential business partners, large MNCs or investors.
It is a great opportunity for Irish SMEs to get noticed for future collaborations or investment. Companies shortlisted to present will receive a complimentary ticket to attend Medtech Rising Conference & Gala awards. To enter and for more information click HERE
10th November 2022
All Ireland Conference on Integrated Care
The Irish Research Nurses & Midwives (IRNM) annual conference will be held on Thursday 10th November 2022.
As with previous years, the IRNM will hold a Masterclass and evening meal on Wednesday 9th November. Registration is open.
As part of the agenda, for the conference they will have both national and international speakers:
- Sabine Lindén (RN): On developing standardized job descriptions for Clinical Research Nurses
- International speakers, as part of the oral abstracts, from Scotland (Clinical Research Training), England (Research Transition) and Taiwan (Workplace Resilience for Clinical Research Nurses)
- Oral presentations from our colleagues in Ireland on ‘Patient’s Thermal Comfort During Transport To The Emergency Department’, ‘Impact of Visual Campaigns’ and ‘Nurse Led Transition To Home Intervention’
- Nuala Ryan (Chair, Nicolaides Baraitser Syndrome (NCBRS) Worldwide Foundation) will provide the patient voice on genomics
- Dr Eoghan De Barra, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Beaumont Hospital
- Opening address by Mairéad Cowan, Director of Nursing, Medicine Directorate, University of Limerick Hospital Group plus updates from both the NREC and HRB-NCTO
November 10th 2022
Irish Health Research Forum Event
More than publications: Maximising societal benefit from health research
09:30 – 13:00, Thursday, 10th November 2022, In person, The Ashling Hotel, 10- 13 Parkgate St, Stoneybatter, Dublin 8, D08P38N
About this event
Addressing the timely topic of research impact, we will discuss how we can achieve benefit from health and social care research, for patients and the public. See more details on the registration page. Who should attend?Forum events are for those who want to connect with like-minded people and who are passionate about making a difference through health research. The calibre of attendees and speakers is extremely strong. See details of our last Forum, focused on Embedding research in the Health Service, and a report which includes recommendations from the event here.This event is for anyone with an interest and role in using health research for societal benefit. Researchers (academic & clinical), health research charities, policy makers, funders, industry representatives, people in research and PPI support roles and many others will add value to the discussions.
