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Gary Mascall
Consultant in Clinical Biochemistry
Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
Tel: 01562 823424 extn 56100
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Sent: 28 July 2010 15:56
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Subject: Use of Biological samples in research.
Every year or so someone asks a question about use of
samples for research purposes.
Well, I have just received this email and looks like NPSA
and NRES are getting their act together by arranging this meeting which should
answer most people's questions.
So, anyone interested in this subject should register to
find out exactly what the current regulations allow you to do.
I have the original email with attachments (but you can get
these from the link shown, so if you are having problems, I can forward it to
you.
Gary Mascall Consultant in Clinical Biochemistry
Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
Tel: 01562 823424 extn 56100
Dear All
A one-day training workshop entitled Ethical Principles
Relating to Consent for Use of Samples and Related Data in Research will be
held in Bristol at the Future Inn Cabot Circus Hotel, Bond Street South, BS1
3EN on Tuesday 2nd November 2010.
This workshop is part of a national series and has been
developed as a collaboration between onCore UK, a national biobanking organisation,
and the National Research Ethics Service (NRES) in association with the Human
Tissue Authority (HTA) and the National Information Governance Board for Health
and Social Care (NIGB).
The workshop aims to provide information that will clarify
the ethical principles relating to when consent is or is not required for use
of anonymised biological samples in research and is aimed at a broad research
audience including Researchers, R&D officers/managers and REC Members and
Co-ordinators..
Topics to be covered include:
• the framework for use of human tissue in research
• requirements for processing of personal data in research
• ethical perspectives on consent to use tissue samples for
research
The programme is attached and further details regarding registration
can be found at http://events.npsa.nhs.uk/nres/380
Please note there is no cost for this workshop and
registration is on a first-come-first-served basis, so please book early to
avoid disappointment.
Please forward this email to anyone you feel would be
interested – an A4 poster advertising the event is also attached for use on
your noticeboard.
Please contact onCore UK or NRES for more details on either
of these workshops.
Caroline Magee BSc(Hons)
PhD Communications Lead,
onCore UK
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