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• The  make working under the provisions of  (GCP) a legal requirement for clinical trials of investigational medicinal products. The College is also required to take on additional responsibilities for their initiation and conduct.

• The  imposes specific standards on those involved in healthcare research, either as clinicians, researchers, Chief Investigators, employers or support staff. Perhaps most fundamentally, there must be an identified sponsor for any research within the NHS or social care.

• Other legislation also has an impact  on the way in which healthcare research is conducted (e.g.  and ).

For all research the Research Governance and Integrity Team (RGIT) works towards research integrity in line with the College’s adoption of The Council for Science and technology's Universal Ethical Code for Scientists

The RGIT also provides two ethics committees for non-NHS Healthcare Research and additional human impact Research- 51³Ô¹ÏÍø College Research Ethics Committee (ICREC) and the Science, Engineering and Technology Research Ethics Committee (SETREC).

The RGIT have begun releasing Newsletters to provide necessary updates:

• Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
• Internal Staff updates
• Training Events
• Website Updates
• New/Updated Guidelines
• Regulatory Updates

To view the most recent Newsletter, please click the hyperlink attached RGIT QA Newsletter.pdf