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We work together in multi-disciplinary trial teams to deliver high quality trials efficiently and safely. Here is a description of the roles within trial teams at the UCL CTU:
Clinical Trials Project Managers work with investigators on the logistics of trial design and delivery. They support trial managers in a number of research areas and provide expert operational support across all trials in training, methodology, quality assurance and other specialist functions.
Trial Managers are responsible with the Chief Investigator for the day to day management of one or more clinical trials. They have an important responsibility to ensure that trials are run in accordance with the Good Clinical Practice guidelines.
Data Managers oversee the collection of trial data and ensure it is accurate. They run checks on the data as part of central monitoring and are responsible for resolving data queries with clinicians and nurses in trial sites. They also work with the trial manager on documents for the trial including protocols and case report forms.
Trial Statisticians work with investigators to develop trial ideas and are responsible for statistical aspects of trial design, data collection, analysis and reporting results. During a trial they will monitor the quality of the data and provide reports to independent data monitoring committees who review the safety and conduct of a trial.
IT Analysts/Developers (Programmers) support the development, validation and maintenance of information systems to support UCL CTU trials including those for randomisation, collection of clinical trial data and trial management.
Clinical Trial Leads work with clinicians in their research area or theme on the initial development of clinical trial ideas for UCL CTU trials. They provide senior clinical support to the UCL CTU in the development of the UCL CTU trial portfolio and clinical advice on the conduct of its studies.
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