Public are defined as patients, potential patients or members of the public, including those with known genetic dispositions, carers and people who use health and social care services as well as people from organisations that represent the people that use these services.  Public involvement does not refer to taking part in research as a research participant.

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Bloomsbury Clinical Research will direct you to the appropriate public groups should you require their involvement in your  project.

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Bloomsbury Clinical Research welcomes any public groups to be part of our innovative work.  

 

If you are a public group looking to get involved in research, get in touch with us.  

 

We are developing a database of public groups with different therapeutic background who will be able to input into your specific requirements.

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The development of new drugs requires the input of the members of public as the public have first hand experience. Participation of the public groups helps ensure that the research design is not objective but rather involves the insight of both investigators/scientists and the public.

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