For over two decades, Stephania Manusha has volunteered her time, expertise, and support to help shape the systems and processes that make clinical trials in BC possible.
Dr. Paul Anthony Keown and Stephania Manusha recognized for their outstanding contributions to strengthening BC’s clinical trials ecosystem.
Clinical Trials British Columbia support has made a fundamental difference in Interior Health's capacity to conduct clinical trials.
Introducing the Clinical Trials Management System (CTMS) at Island Health has made research more streamlined, efficient and compliant with regulatory requirements.
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.
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