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Advancing BC’s vision for clinical trials

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.

By Kristine Ho|2025-09-26T16:13:43-07:00June 18, 2024|News, Updates|0 Comments

Robert Olson and Bernie Eigl honoured for their excellence in clinical trials

The recipients are recognized for their significant contributions to strengthening BC’s clinical trials ecosystem.

By Kristine Ho|2025-09-26T16:15:47-07:00May 17, 2024|News|0 Comments

Celebrating BC’s harmonization journey

Vancouver Community College and Emily Carr University research ethics boards recently joined BC’s research ethics harmonization process.

By Kristine Ho|2025-09-26T16:22:53-07:00April 24, 2024|News|0 Comments

Symposium sparks new ideas to enhance clinical trial accessibility in British Columbia

Accessibility to clinical trials catalyzes change for a stronger health research system. Approaches for accessible clinical trials was the theme of the Clinical Trials British Columbia Symposium in November 2023.

By Kristine Ho|2025-09-26T16:24:05-07:00February 8, 2024|News|0 Comments

Dr. Anne Junker and Victor Espinosa named 2023 Clinical Trials BC Awards recipients

The recipients are honoured for their significant contributions and impacts to the clinical trials community in BC and beyond.

By Kristine Ho|2025-09-26T16:29:24-07:00May 24, 2023|News|0 Comments

Research Ethics Spotlight: Laurel Evans

For our December edition, we bring you Laurel Evans, director of research ethics at UBC.

By Kristine Ho|2025-09-26T16:40:04-07:00December 6, 2022|News|0 Comments

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