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Clinical Trials – proportionate regulation is necessary but not sufficient
May 2, 2013 by snebhrajani
Last week we gave evidence to the Science and Technology Committee on barriers facing clinical trials and possible solutions to increase their effectiveness.
New NICE guidance on how to appraise health technology
May 1, 2013 by lizphilpots
NICE has revised its guidance on how to carry out a health technology assessment. This blog outlines some of the changes that are most relevant to medical research charities.
How can the charity perspective shape guidance on core outcomes for clinical research?
April 19, 2013 by Anna Perman
The COMET initiative want to involve charities in shaping Core Outcome Sets. But what are they and why are they important for medical research?
An opportunity for our members to support open access through Europe PMC
April 11, 2013 by Anna Perman
We are offering an opportunity for our member charities to become funders of the open access resource Europe PubMed Central through an 'uplift' to their AMRC membership.
How can we get the most from charity-industry collaborations?
April 4, 2013 by Anna Perman
We brought together industry and charity representatives for a day long workshop - read more about what we found out.
Meaningful open access – it’s the way you tell it
March 13, 2013 by snebhrajani
Curiosity, clarity and conviction - top tips for accessible, engaging science writing
Update on VAT exemptions for research
February 27, 2013 by lizphilpots
HMRC clarify that grants from charities will remain exempt from VAT
The government outline how research can be supported in primary care
December 19, 2012 by martinturner
The Department of Health have published a discussion paper to raise awareness of responsibilities and services related to research that emerging primary care organisations should bear in mind when setting up.
The tricky business of research impact evaluation
December 12, 2012 by clareatstroke
The Stroke Association has gone back through 20 years of research funding to look at the impacts of its research. Here Clare Walton, research communications project officer, shares her tips on evaluating and reporting on impacts.
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