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CRF Joins REACH Network’s Black History Month Celebrations to Raise Awareness of Improving Black Health Outcomes (IBHO) Bioresource
As part of this year’s Black History Month celebrations, our Clinical Research Facility (CRF) was delighted to attend the Race Equality and Cultural Heritage (REACH) Network event to raise awareness about the Improving Black Health Outcomes (IBHO) Bioresource. The event provided a fantastic opportunity to introduce our CRF and to talk about the important work being done through the IBHO Bioresource — a study designed to bridge the gap in knowledge and understanding of disease
15 hours ago1 min read


CRF secures Gold accreditation for clinical standards
The Clinical Research Facility (CRF) has been awarded Gold in its latest Clinical Standards Accreditation inspection, recognising exemplary performance in patient care, safety and continuous improvement.   The inspection team said the result was “well-deserved,” noting clear progress since the previous review and praising the CRF’s quality culture and consistent delivery against standards. The rating reflects the collective efforts of staff across disciplines to embed best pr
4 days ago1 min read


Turkish Community Engages with NIHR Research at New Malden Event
The NIHR St George’s Clinical Research Facility attended a Turkish community charity food event in New Malden this week to speak with residents about health, early diagnosis and how to take part in NIHR research safely and confidentially. Some of the attendees said many people are living with long-term health conditions “in silence” because of stigma, cultural sensitivities or uncertainty about how to access help. “Our message is simple,” we told them. “You matter, your voice
Oct 192 min read


NIHR's "Be Part of Research”: Our visit to Sutton’s Afro-Caribbean Cultural Organisation during Black History Month
Our Clinical Research Facility (CRF) met members of Sutton’s Afro-Caribbean Cultural Organisation ( SACCO )during Black History Month to raise awareness of health research and clinical trials, with a particular focus on the Improving Black Health Outcomes ( IBHO ) BioResource and the National Institute for Health and Care Research’s “ Be Part of Research ” service. The event, which drew an engaged audience and a warm reception, set out the case for inclusive research so that 
Oct 183 min read
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