Amazing moment on @GMB this morning as Health Secretary @MattHancock broke down in tears after hearing a man named William Shakespeare talk about becoming the first man in the world to get the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine. 👇👇
Hello @AaronBell4NUL , 1 in 6 nurseries are set to close. As your constituent, I'm asking for your help to #SaveOurNurseries. We want @RishiSunak to stop the planned cut to early years funding. https://t.co/JujVHD9gvD @PregnantScrewed
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There are 3 critical areas where we must demonstrate success before filing for EUA of our #COVID19 vaccine
▶️ Evidence of efficacy in most vaccinated patients
▶️ Evidence of safety w/ data from thousands of patients
▶️ Manufactured consistently at the highest quality standards
Healthcare scientists at Keele’s Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) have offered their profound thanks to the thousands of participants that have contributed to vital medical trials at the University ➡️
https://t.co/MxX3kVVg0E
Absolutely delighted to see this paper published, led by @eleanor_mitch and written by trial managers across the UK. Trial managers have faced unprecedented challenges, can we learn from these changes and improve the way trials are run?
https://t.co/fLWe8Sdugu
Definitely reiterate @eleanor_mitch statement here, get writing and submitting! Trial Managers are an integral part of the trial community and others will benefit from your knowledge, ideas and experience!
#TrialsJournal#Trialmanagement#UKTMNCOVID19
Great stuff from @TheLancetRheum
The stratified care model for patients with sciatica consulting in primary care was not better than usual care for either clinical or health economic outcomes.
https://t.co/6Hg9HhYvhl
@msk_health
Keele CTU Director, Professor Gillian Lancaster appeared in an interview with BBC News on Monday 27th April 2020, watch the interview here 11:26am - 11:33am;
https://t.co/OALL8lg5wb
As the first human trials for a possible #coronavirus vaccine get underway, Professor Gillian Lancaster - Head of Keele Clinical Trials Unit (@Keele_CTU) - spoke to @BBCRadioStoke about how clinical trials are conducted. Listen again from 1:08:57 https://t.co/VdMAUH7Kaz
#UKTMNCOVID19
Useful publication on "Preserving Clinical Trial Integrity During the Coronavirus Pandemic" - suggestions for flexibility throughout clinical trials systems and processes.
https://t.co/TQOyeE79jp