Over the past year, the health research community has come together to drive meaningful change — streamlining operations, strengthening the workforce, and advancing multi-jurisdictional review processes.
A new report commissioned by Health Research BC evaluates the current state of BC’s clinical trials ecosystem.
The 2024 Clinical Research Ethics Symposium brought more than 100 participants together to explore the ethical questions shaping today’s research.
What new trends are happening in clinical trials? What do you need to know to keep up-to-date in the regulatory landscape? What changes are coming that will impact trials?
Through our clinical research professional (CRP) certification program, we provide financial and resource assistance for clinical research team members working at BC academic-based or health authority-affiliated research sites to get certified.
Health Research BC hosted a roundtable last November to advance the vision. Three priorities were selected to shape progress in BC's clinical trials ecosystem for the coming year.
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