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Sweden as a research country Research plays an important role as an engine for growth in both the global and the Swedish economy. Medical research shall contribute to better health, increased quality of life and decreased societal cost. Research is
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Phase 1 units for clinical trials with medicines The first phase in a clinical trials programme for medicines is called Phase 1. If it is the first time a new medicine is given to a human being, the study is called a First-in-Human trial. A trial
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For researchers The “For researchers” pages are primarily aimed at researchers who want to conduct or learn more about clinical studies. Here you can find information about the study process, different study types and the laws and regulations that
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Specific rules for medical devices Writing a final report Visa mer Visa mindre Writing a final report When a study requires a permit from the Swedish Medical Products Agency, you must write a final report that is available on request, according to
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Archiving When a clinical study is completed, research materials including data and documentation need to be prepared for long-term storage. It is important to research documents are stored and archived in a structured way in order to enable scrutiny
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Specific rules for medicines Archiving clinical trials with medicines Visa mer Visa mindre Archiving clinical trials with medicines The research documents that clinical investigators and sponsors are obliged to draw up and store before and during a
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Specific rules for medical devices What shall be archived? Visa mer Visa mindre What shall be archived? Please contact the information owner for information about what is to be archived in your particular study. In general, the sponsor of a study
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The Act concerning the Ethical Review of Research Involving Humans The Act concerning the Ethical Review of Research Involving Humans (2006:460) came into force on 1 January 2004. The purpose of the Act is to protect the individual person and ensure
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Cooperation on quality systems and work processes The project has been tasked to map quality systems within the various participating nodes, and, based on these, to develop proposals for opportunities for synergies and follow-up projects. The aim is
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Coordination of feasibilities The purpose is to increase the number of clinical studies in Sweden by coordination study requests nationally, regionally and locally via the regional nodes. The aim is to improve the ability to provide quick,
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Subscribe Subscribe Close Good examples Here we gather good examples of how to work with clinical studies within healthcare. Show all categories Study participant Researcher Life science industry Relative Patient organisation Healthcare professional
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KTA-Prim wants to increase clinical research in primary care Malin Frank is a specialist in general medicine and school physician in Stockholm. One day a week, she works as a clinical investigator at KTA-Prim, a reception center where she meets
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When Eva Hellström Lindberg was a newly appointed doctor, she met a number of patients with a mysterious blood disease that had no name at the time. It wakened her curiosity and
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Emma Larsson at Gothia Forum in Gothenburg has worked with the research project SCAPIS for almost five years. She is responsible for coordinating work between the six participating cities, which means
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Children and adults digest and react to medicines in different ways. Despite there being differences, many medicines have not been studied in children, and knowledge about long-term effects and
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Work environment, research and development crucial when child oncology went from personnel shortages to queueing Eva Sjödin Eriksson is the unit manager of child oncology at Norrland University Hospital in Umeå. In twelve years, she has managed to
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Linköping’s SCAPIS project got most “yes” replies It was a challenge to gain acceptance of the SCAPIS project throughout the organisations at both Linköping University and Region Östergötland. However, in June 2018, the last study participants will
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SCAPIS – a unique knowledge base for researchers today and in the future SCAPIS is the largest population study in Sweden within the cardiovascular and pulmonary system area. It is a world unique project that includes 30,000 patients and involves all
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Folktandvården Skåne focuses on clinical research Prolonged jaw and facial pain is common in the population, between 10 to 15 percent are estimated to be affected. A new treatment method is being investigated within the framework of a research
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Members of the Diabetes Association - an important resource for research and development Fredrik Löndahl was 17 years old when diagnosed with diabetes type-1. That was the start for a strong interest in and dedication to reducing ignorance and
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