RESEARCH GOVERNANCE Sample Clauses

RESEARCH GOVERNANCE. The Trust manages all research in accordance with the requirements of the Department of Health Research Governance Framework for Health and Social Care 2001. As a Staffbank Member of the Trust you must comply with all reporting requirements, systems and duties of action put in place by the Trust to deliver research governance. If, in the course of your duties, you undertake any form of research you agree to make yourself familiar with the Research Governance Framework and agree to accept the responsibilities associated with your role that are outlined within it.
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RESEARCH GOVERNANCE. 16.46All employees of the Trust who engage in research and development activities as part of their practice are expected to adhere to the principles of research governance as described in the Department of Health Research Governance Framework for Health and Social Care or any superseding document. Employees must also comply with:
RESEARCH GOVERNANCE. Lancashire Care NHS Trust manages all research in accordance with the requirements of the Research Governance Framework. As an employee of Lancashire Care NHS Trust you must comply with all reporting requirements, systems and duties of action put in place by the Trust to deliver research governance.
RESEARCH GOVERNANCE. The Parties should note the contents of the Department of Health's guidance on Research Governance, available at; xxxx://xxx.xx.xxx.xx/assetRoot/04/10/89/65/04108965.pdf and adhere to good practice described therein. The Provider must consult with the Policy Officer, Neighbourhoods and Adult Services prior to participating or agreeing to participate in any research projects or consultation whether original fieldwork or desk top review to ensure that the proposal meets expected standards in the five areas of ethics, science, information, health and safety and finance.
RESEARCH GOVERNANCE. [Health Board/Trust name] manages all research in accordance with the requirements of the Research Governance Framework (Welsh Government, 2009). As an appointee of the Health Board/Trust, you must comply with all reporting requirements, systems and duties put in place by the Health Board/Trust to deliver Research Governance.
RESEARCH GOVERNANCE. ‌ Research governance is the process we use to ensure a project meets the highest standards. It includes the safety and quality of research, financial, legal and regulatory matters, and ethical approval. All BDHP partners are accountable for the research conducted under their auspices and have research governance offices responsible for the oversight of research projects. If you want to conduct a research project at a BDHP partner organisation, we recommend you contact their research ethics and governance office. If you’re not sure where to get started, contact us. HRECs and Research Governance Office details for BDHP partners
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