HRB CRF GALWAY
HRB CRF GALWAY
The HRB Clinical Research Facility, Galway (HRB CRFG) is a joint venture between Galway University Hospitals (GUH) and National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG) and has been in operation since March 2008. It provides the infrastructure, physical space, facilities, expertise and culture needed to optimally support patient focused research studies and clinical studies aimed at understanding a range of diseases and translating the knowledge obtained through this research work into reimbursed, regulatory approved advances in patient care as speedily as possible.
The objective of HRB CRFG is to improve human health through the generation of new medical knowledge from patient-based research and speedily translate the knowledge obtained through this research into reimbursed, regulatory approved advances in patient care. The guiding philosophy of this CRF is to stimulate, engage and support health care professionals from diverse areas of expertise to undertake high quality clinical research.
HRB Clinical Research Facility Galway
The HRB Clinical Research Facility, Galway (HRB CRFG) is a joint venture between Galway University Hospitals (GUH) and National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG) and has been in operation since March 2008. It provides the infrastructure, physical space, facilities, expertise and culture needed to optimally support patient focused research studies and clinical studies aimed at understanding a range of diseases and translating the knowledge obtained through this research work into reimbursed, regulatory approved advances in patient care as speedily as possible.
The objective of HRB CRFG is to improve human health through the generation of new medical knowledge from patient-based research and speedily translate the knowledge obtained through this research into reimbursed, regulatory approved advances in patient care. The guiding philosophy of this CRF is to stimulate, engage and support health care professionals from diverse areas of expertise to undertake high quality clinical research.