ScotCRN Young Persons Advocacy Group was formed in 2008 and is a group of senior school pupils, (11-18) who are patients and/or have an interest in clinical research. They receive training in trial design, drug discovery, consent and assent, the rights of children, research governance and ethics. They meet 8-10 times a year and review clinical trial protocols, patient documentation and information.
The group have been involved in several investigator lead projects from their initial concept, assisting in the protocol design, patient documentation/tools and recruitment strategies. They have worked with industry partners and researchers to give their advice and opinions on many projects including clinical trials, ethical reviews, innovations and involvement of young people.
Network Manager ScotCRN
NHS NRS Children’s Research Network
Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital
Westburn Road
Aberdeen AB25 2ZG
A big thank you to GOSH YPAG member Teo who hosted @ GreatOrmondSt Twitter account, to give visitors the inside scoop of the day’s activites at this year’s NIHR GOSH BRC Family Fun Day for research on 26 October 2019. Teo is a dedicated YPAG member and has been involved in lots of other activities to represent […]