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Being a Principal Investigator (PI)

Being a Principal Investigator (PI). Dr. M. Sawa Consultant Psychiatrist , Bluebell Ward, Research Lead for Acute Services PI for ALTO Industry Study. Opportunities. National Institute for Health Research, Clinical Research Network (NIHR CRN) Opportunities and Volunteers.

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Being a Principal Investigator (PI)

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  1. Being a Principal Investigator (PI) Dr. M. Sawa Consultant Psychiatrist , Bluebell Ward, Research Lead for Acute Services PI for ALTO Industry Study

  2. Opportunities National Institute for Health Research, Clinical Research Network (NIHR CRN) Opportunities and Volunteers

  3. PI’s responsibilities • Overall responsibility • PI’s input varies • Responsibilities can be delegated • Research Assistant • MHRN CSOs • Limited input vs ‘hands on’ approach

  4. PI’s responsibilities • Ongoing Communications • Before set up • The Protocol • Maintaining Records and Local documentation

  5. NHS Permissions • R&D and Ethics approval + NHS Permissions • MRHN CSOs support • SSI form • Governance Review • Study can begin

  6. Recruiting Patients PI’s ultimate responsibility Participants’ welfare and medical care Ensure procedures, IC, are followed Screening Assessment Collecting samples

  7. Support you will receive • Mental Health Research Network (MHRN) • Comprehensive Local Research Network (CLRN) • Study team • R&D team

  8. Support you will receive • MHRN  NIHR CRN mental health studies • CLRN clinical trials + well designed studies • Four researchers in Kent & Medway • Sarah Dickens • Imogen Bennetto • Tessa Saunders • Eliza – Jane Corson

  9. FREE TRAINING • Good Clinical Practice • International ethical and scientific quality standard • Designing, conducting, recording and reporting trials • Participation of human subjects • Legal requirement (CTIMP) • Face to face in the last two years • Online, a face to face within 6 months • Further details: MHRN CSOs, research@kmpt.nhs.uk

  10. What it was like for me… Motivation Opportunity Last year This year

  11. What it was like for me… ALTO Paperwork Training Launch

  12. What it was like for me… • Progress • Commitment • Benefits • Experience • Valuable contribution • CV • Clinical skills

  13. Interested? Can you give some time to support a study? In return you will gain experience and great exposure to research. Send your contact details to research@kmpt.nhs.uk with your research and/or clinical interests and the Research team will be back in touch as and when studies that match your expertise arise

  14. Any questions?

  15. Thank you

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