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Georgina: Supporting Clinical Research From Behind the Scenes
Georgina plays a vital role in ensuring that clinical research runs smoothly and safely. In her position, she supports the administrative and operational processes that help transform medical studies into real-world advancements in patient care. Filmed at her desk in a research office, Georgina explains how her daily responsibilities help bridge the gap between research teams, participants, and clinical environments. Her work involves coordinating study documentation, managin
Dec 201 min read


Celebrating Collaboration, Community and Innovation: Our Research Awareness Event at St George’s
St George’s Hospital’s Clinical Research Facility (CRF) hosted a well-attended Research Awareness Event this week, bringing together patients, staff and research partners to highlight the range of studies underway across the Trust and the importance of inclusive participation. The event featured presentations, lived-experience stories, health checks and interactive stalls representing NIHR, IBHO BioResource, Cardiology, Emergency Department Research, the Dementia READ-OUT Tri
Dec 192 min read


St George’s Reaches 550 Milestone in Ground breaking GenOMICC Study
St George’s Hospital’s Adult and Paediatric Critical Care Research Teams have hit a remarkable milestone, recruiting their 550th participant into the GenOMICC study, a significant research initiative conducted by the Roslin Institute. This accomplishment puts St George's among the top contributors to a worldwide effort that is changing how we think about how our genes affect how we respond to serious illness. The GenOMICC project, which stands for Genetics of Mortality in C
Nov 192 min read


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
Oct 301 min read
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