Quality assurance in research at the Trust and a showcase of research from the Heart Lung and Critical Care clinical group

Join us for an evening of insight and innovation at our upcoming research showcase, introduced by Kate Blake, Director of research and development. The event will begin with a session on keeping patients safe in research, highlighting the vital role of quality assurance at every stage, led by experts from the research and development quality assurance team.

We’ll then spotlight pioneering work from the Heart, Lung and Critical Care clinical group, featuring presentations on:

• the development of the Heart, Lung and Critical Care Biobank
• new treatment approaches for coronary artery disease
• investigating whether we can slow the progression of aortic stenosis
• a final talk from Marlies Ostermann, consultant in critical care and nephrology

This is a unique opportunity to explore the latest advances in clinical research and patient care.

Agenda

Welcome, 5:30pm to 5:35pm

Dr Kate Blake, Director of research and development

Part 1: Keeping patients safe in research - quality assurance at every stage, 5:35pm to 6:35pm

Sara Ruiz,  Head of Research and development quality assurance

Katie Rees, Research and development quality assurance manager

Robert Hughes, Research and development auditor and compliance manager

Part 2: Showcasing research from the Heart Lung and Critical Care Group, 5:35pm to 6:35pm

Heart, Lung and Critical Care Biobank, Ryan Jones, tissue governance manager

Novel treatment approaches for patients with coronary artery disease, Diana Gorog, cardiovascular clinical Trials lead and consultant cardiologist

Can we put the brakes on aortic stenosis?, Sophie Arnold, cardiovascular research nurse

A final talk by Marlies Ostermann, consultant in critical care and nephrology

Questions and answers, 6:35pm to 7pm

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