Projects and Medical Devices within the NHS

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• Carolyn Read, Research Governance Office
• Wednesday 03 June 2020, 11:00-12:00
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To obtain the password for the seminar please email Anya Petyaeva (ap2160@cam.ac.uk) at least 2 hours prior to the seminar. To join the seminar click here:

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This seminar is bought to you by Carolyn Read, Research Governance Officer.

The seminar will look to cover ethics and other considerations when starting a project within the NHS . It will cover topics such as; legal considerations, ethics considerations, research governance, consents, participants and many more. The session will provide helpful tips and points to consider when conducting projects. The second half of the session will look to cover medical devices and look at what is a medical device, approvals required for studies involving medical devices and who and how are they regulated. The session will also cover useful websites and resources that are available.

This seminar will be hosted on Zoom:

To obtain the password for the seminar please email Anya Petyaeva (ap2160@cam.ac.uk) at least 2 hours prior to the seminar.

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