SPCRN

UK Portfolio Review


The breadth and depth of primary care research has recently been summarised in a review of research registered on the UK Clinical Research Network database. The report has identified areas of strength and important potential activity gaps. The next stage in making the information useful to people, patients, policymakers clinicians and researchers is to decide which questions which might fill the gaps should be prioritised. Draft Report


Annual Reports


SPCRN annual report (2010)

SPCRN annual report (2009)

SPCRN annual report (2008)

SPCRN annual report (2007)

SPCRN annual report (2006)

SPCRN annual report (2005)




Minutes of Team Meetings


If you would like a copy of the Minutes please email Jill Sutherland, SPCRN Administrator



SPCRN Newsletter

Newsletter Issue 2 March 2010

Newsletter Issue 1 June 2009



Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)



SPCRN Application Form

Application Form



SPCRN Evaluation Form

Evaluation Form



SPCRN Information Leaflet

Leaflet



SPCRN Guidance for Researchers

Guidance for Researchers



ReSeT Guidance Documents

New guidance (ReSeT) to replace ARCO (Attributing the revenue costs of extrernally-funded non-commercial research in the NHS) was issued in March 2010 with a planned implementation date of September 2010. In May, following consultation between the English Department of Health (DH) and research funding partners on the implementability of the new guidance, it was decided not to proceed with implementation. DH intends to continue discussion with its partners to agree on an approach that builds on the original principles of attribution set out in 1997. A meeting will be held in September between the 4 health departments to discuss the way forward. CSO is committed to reaching a national, workable resolution to this matter and will keep key stakleholders informed of developments. In the meantime, the existing ARCO guidance should continue to be consulted.

For further information please see website: Attributing revenue costs of externally funded non-commercial research in the NHS (ARCO)


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