How to be a Great Chief Investigator for Clinical Trials
In 2024, the Network ran three How to be a Good CI workshops in association with Leeds CTRU, Nottingham CTU, and the Centre for Trials Research in Cardiff. Over 100 delegates took part across the three sessions.
The response was overwhelmingly positive and we are pleased to say that more sessions are being planned for 2025 and 2026, under the name How to be a GREAT CI for clinical trials.
These workshops are designed for current and aspiring Chief Investigators of clinical trials, with a clear objective: to equip you to excel in conducting clinical trials through effective collaboration with a clinical trials unit. Each event provides expert guidance and interactive activities within a collaborative learning environment.
Join us for this developmental experience, where you will gain valuable insights, forge essential connections, and expand your capabilities as a Chief Investigator.
Information on the 2024 workshops can be found below, along with some quotes from previous participants.
Dates for the 2025 programme will be published shortly.
For further information please contact regctus@leeds.ac.uk.
Cardiff (Online) – 21 November 2024 (Completed)
Registration Closed
Speakers included:
Prof. Michael Robling (Cardiff University), Prof. Rustam Salman (University of Edinburgh), Prof. Kerenza Hood (Cardiff University), Prof. Richard Adams (Cardiff University), Dr Rachel McNamara (Cardiff University), Dr Yvette Ellis (Health and Care Research Wales), Prof. Kate Button (Cardiff University), Dr Dave Bosanquet (Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, Dr David Gillespie (Cardiff University), Prof. Christopher Butler (University of Oxford)
Nottingham – 23 April 2024 (Completed)
Registration Closed
Speakers included:
Prof. Alan Montgomery (University of Nottingham), Dr Eleanor Mitchell (University of Nottingham), Dr Alexia Karantana (University of Nottingham), and Prof. Rustam Salman (University of Edinburgh).
Leeds – 21 February 2024 (Completed)
Registration Closed
Speakers Included:
Prof. Julia Brown (University of Leeds), Prof. Amanda Farrin (University of Leeds), Prof. Kate Radford (University of Nottingham), Prof. Jenny Seligmann (University of Leeds), Prof. Alex Ford (University of Leeds), Dr David Russell (University of Leeds), Prof. David Sebag-Montefiore (University of Leeds), and Prof. Rustam Salman (University of Edinburgh).
