Health Research Explained

An evidence-based research podcast for all, using everyday language, hosted by Sylvia Brooks, Research Professional and Registered Dietitian. Discussing everything from the history of health research to, the regulations that exist in the UK to make health research safe and the organisations that exist to support them and explaining the research methods used in studies that impact you. We'll also address the questions that are raised from the publication of new and current research along with expert guests. Follow us on Twitter @HRE_Podcast

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Research Governance & Good Clinical Practice - ensuring high quality and safe health research

In part 1 of this episode our host Sylvia Brooks is joined by Claire Daffern, Quality Assurance Manager at Warwick Clinical Trials Unit, part of Warwick Medical School, to discuss the regulations and institutions that are in place to ensure health research is designed and carried out in safe and effective manner. This includes the Covid research which we've heard so much about lately.  In part 2 our host talks us through the 13 principles of Good Clinical Practice in research, a standard which all those working in health research should adhere to.

Apr 7, 2021

44 min

Randomised Controlled Trials and The Peer Review Process

Join our host Sylvia Brooks as she introduces listeners to two hot topics in the news right now, Randomised Controlled Trials and The Peer Review Process.

Mar 8, 2021

14 min

Introduction to Health Research Explained

An introductory episode introducing listeners to the background to the podcast and some of the subjects that we'll cover over the coming months.

Feb 8, 2021

4 min