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Who are the good, the bad and the ugly at involving the public in medical research? New comparative figures for Government, charities and industry

March 3, 2015 / simondenegri / 1 Comment

What should we make of the latest figures from INVOLVE and the Health Research Authority (HRA) showing which funders are best at public involvement in research? In a re-run of an joint-exercise first done in 2010, INVOLVE and the HRA  looked at the public involvement component of over 1100 research applications that went before research ethics … Continue reading Who are the good, the bad and the ugly at involving the public in medical research? New comparative figures for Government, charities and industry

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