Clinical research nursing and clinical trials form a critical bridge between innovative biomedical research and everyday patient care. Clinical research nurses (CRNs) play an essential role in ...

Launching a clinical trial is a lot like leaping from an airplane, says Colette Chaney: “You’re scared, you’re exhilarated and you’re hoping for a positive outcome.” The longtime clinical research ...

Every day, nurses make decisions that shape not only how patients recover but how they experience illness. Take patients recovering from sepsis, who are often under sedation on a ventilator. Evidence ...

Nationwide, health systems are increasingly turning to nurse scientists to close evidence gaps, answer pressing clinical questions and translate bedside observations into measurable patient outcomes.

Inga Farafontova, a Community Psychiatric Nurse in the Older Adult Community Mental Health Team, is on secondment at Oxford Brain Health Clinic (OBHC) as a Research Assistant, wor ...

Ph.D.-prepared nurses serve as researchers, educators, and leaders, driving innovations that improve patient care and shape the future of the field. These experts play a crucial role in conducting ...

This is an established role within the NHS. These nurses carry out clinical work and play a key role in the set-up and delivery of clinical research studies, screening, recruiting and supporting ...

Our clinical research units aim to facilitate timely and responsible completion of human studies from conception through completion and effectively disseminate key findings through responsible and ...

The Clinical Research Unit (CRU) is committed to providing investigators and their teams a research environment and broad range of services guided by good clinical practice. This contributes to the ...