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Winter 2010 Newsletter now available online

The latest edition of the TLC-RN newsletter is now available by clicking on the link below.

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Flexibility and Sustainability Funding

Applications are invited for FSF funding from the TLCRN.

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Children & Young Persons Advisory Group

'Want to join a group of young people who advise on research into medicines for children & young people?'

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Get involved

Would you like to get involved in supporting research into, and development of, safe and effective medicines for children? Would you like to share any experience you have of dealing with a sick or disabled child?

We are looking for your help! There are many ways in which you can be involved, including activities that are designed to fit in with your interests and the time you have available. Some examples are:

Working in partnership alongside researchers, doctors and nurses.
Reading, advising and informing us on various stages of the research process.
Commenting on information (including this website) that is produced for children and families.
Attending a focus group to discuss the effects of running a study.
Joining a local or national advisory group that meets at least three times a year.

We are always looking for young people, parents and other carers to get involved. You might be a brother, a sister or a friend of someone who is sick or disabled. If you live outside of the Trent Region, we can put you in touch with the Consumer Liaison Officer at the MCRN Coordinating Centre. If you think you might like to help, or you would just like to know more, please contact us. We will be very pleased to hear from you.

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The Trent Local Children’s Research Network operates as part of the NIHR Medicines for Children Research Network in England. It is part of the National Institute for Health Research and forms part of the UK Clinical Research Network. The Networks support and deliver high quality clinical research studies.
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