In addition to leading our own studies, the Centre’s other primary function is to support clinical investigators and researchers in conducting high-quality health research. From design to execution, CHÉOS provides a broad range of support services. Some of these resources are shared here.
Undergoing research projects are akin to embarking on epic journeys. There is extensive preparation, resource gathering, and seeking guidance even before your journey starts. Once the project begins, throughout your research journey there are obstacles to overcome, new knowledge to consider, and searching for a truth that has yet to be discovered. Your research is […]
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CHÉOS Scientist Dr. Anita Ho discusses the concept of vulnerability when it comes to participation in clinical research.
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CHÉOS Communications and the UBC IDEA (Innovation in Dementia and Aging) Lab want to help get your lab online and share several tips and tricks on getting started on Twitter.
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The 20th installment in our Clinical Research 101 series is by Leslie Love, Senior Project Manager at CHÉOS, and discusses source documentation, and why it is important to retain it for the research record.
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Health Canada has recently announced a reduction of the retention period for clinical trial records for drugs, biologics and natural health products from 25 years to 15 years.
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The 18th installment in our Clinical Research 101 series is by Project Manager Allison Coleman, and discusses adverse events in clinical research, how to collect and report them, and why they're important
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