NRS teams Sample Clauses

NRS teams. Before starting the NRS, a meeting of scientific and administrative staff should be convened. Apart from the multi-disciplinary national teams, a general manager should be appointed, who has to be informed of all activities and be aware of the current status of the NRS at any time. The general manager needs to have good research, management and communication skills. However, the knowledge should never be restricted to one person. It is important make sure that people can be replaced without considerable time or quality loss. These possible changes in the NRS staff can be facilitated by a proper documentation of the study (planning, history and status). Moreover, the existence of standby staff for the key research and management positions is recommendable, though it implies considerable cost in terms of human resources. The day-to-day management team should include persons responsible for dealing with participant issues as well as technical staff responsible for solving data recording or instrumentation issues. Regular meetings or conference calls between the main actors are necessary in order to allow for good communication and appropriate coordination of the different parts of the study. These meetings should be scheduled in addition to the 2 Be Safe plenary meetings and take place at least once a month. This way, potential administrative, technical or other problems can be resolved in an efficient and timely manner. In addition, the meetings give the chance to constantly monitor the progress of the NRS and the corresponding timelines. The frequency and timing of the meetings should be decided at an early stage of the NRS. Appoint NRS Manager TRL (X.Xxxxxxxxxxx) Appoint persons for technical support F: Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxx X: X.Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx I: X.Xxxxxxxxxx & X.Xxxxxx UK: X.Xxxxxxxxxxx, X.Xxxxx Appoint persons for administrative support F: Xxxxxxx Xxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx G: X.Xxxxx X: X. Xxxxx UK: X.Xxxxxxx Appoint a team for day-to-day management
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