Research Governance Framework definition

Research Governance Framework means the UK Policy Framework for Health and Social Care Research (Version 3.3, November 2017);
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Research Governance Framework means the UK Policy Framework for Health and Social Care Research (Version 3.3, November 2017); Regulatory Authority means any regulatory authority responsible for the review and approval of the Clinical Trial and the use of the IMP; Results means the research findings produced in the Clinical Trial; SAE means Serious Adverse Event and shall have the definition set out in the Medicines for Human Use (Clinical Trials) Regulation 2004;
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Examples of Research Governance Framework in a sentence

  • The Sponsor recognises that the Participating Organisation and Principal Investigator have a responsibility under the Research Governance Framework to ensure that results of scientific interest arising from the Non-Interventional Study are appropriately published and disseminated.

  • The Parties recognise that the Research Governance Framework referenced in clause 2 of this Agreement places an obligation on NHS Organisations carrying out health and social care research to publish their work.

  • The contractor’s management group and the project team will comply with statutory legislation and guidance and with the standards of research governance set out in Department of Health Research Governance Framework for Health & Social Care (2005).

  • Publications The Sponsor recognises that the Trial Site and Principal Investigator have a responsibility under the Research Governance Framework to ensure that results of scientific interest arising from the Clinical Trial are appropriately published and disseminated.

  • Publications The Sponsor recognises that the Trial Site and Principal Investigator have a responsibility under the Research Governance Framework to ensure that results of scientific interest arising from the Clinical Investigation are appropriately published and disseminated.

  • The Sponsor recognises that the Trial Site and Principal Investigator have a responsibility under the Research Governance Framework to ensure that results of scientific interest arising from the Clinical Trial are appropriately published and disseminated.

  • The Sponsor recognises that the Participating Organisation and Principal Investigator have a responsibility under the Research Governance Framework to ensure that results of scientific interest arising from the Clinical Trial are appropriately published and disseminated.

  • The Sponsor recognises that the Trial Site and Principal Investigator have a responsibility under the Research Governance Framework to ensure that results of scientific interest arising from the Clinical Investigation are appropriately published and disseminated.

  • The Contractor’s Management Group and the Project Teams will ensure that they comply with statutory legislation and guidance and with the standards of research governance set out in Department of Health Research Governance Framework for Health & Social Care (2005).

  • NHS Organisation Inform appropriate health or social care professionals if their patient is a Participant in the Study in accordance with the Research Governance Framework.