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Alternatively, you can share your question or case example by email to workforceandprofessionscrn@nihr.ac.uk
This is a summary of discussions regarding tools to support the Vaccine Delivery work at a local and national level.
If you have any questions, please contact workforceandprofessionscrn@nihr.ac.uk
The Portal builds on the previous UKCRF Network Hub to provide a simple and secure online platform to store and share documents including:
guidelines and tools e.g. study intensity tool & risk assessment
education and training guidelines e.g. induction framework, emergency scenarios and laboratory skills
job description templates
conference posters / presentations
The Study Intensity Tool provides a standardised and structured approach to assessing individual and multiple study workload, assessing staffing levels and accurately planning resources during study set-up.
On this page you will learn:
How the Study Intensity Tool works
The main benefits of using the Tool
How to access our new Study Intensity Tool training for vaccination studies
How to access our Study Intensity Tool beginner training webinars
CRFManager® is a web-based resource management system primarily used for the administration of clinical research studies and other day-to-day aspects of facility management.
The system provides a place to record study management data alongside resource management and participant scheduling. The system can be used by research facilities, clinics and any other business that would benefit the functionality.
The CRN’s Open Data Platform (ODP) is a Business Intelligence (BI) Platform. It is used by more than 3,000 researchers, academics and healthcare professionals to visualise our research data in creative ways. For example, the ODP Research Targeting Tool is now used to help place research studies in areas of high prevalence of disease.
This tool holds information about the total available workforce, their skills and training.
This tool is particularly useful in making estimates of what might be required on the basis of the numbers of study participants, equipment quantities and venue size / configuration before a Study Protocol is available based on limited known characteristics of a study.
For more information, contact James Bond-Simmons via james.bond-simmons@nihr.ac.uk
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