A Proposal Dr Susan Hamer

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A Proposal Dr Susan Hamer

Enhanced patient experience Develop and share key insights from the clinical research relationship to improve services Continue to develop and share approaches to gaining patient consent Improve access to research opportunities Support the development of public, carer and patient involvement and engagement Improved standards of research delivery and practice Ensure individual NIHR supported clinical research nurses have a professional development plan, a clear supervisory arrangement, a line of professional accountability and access to skills development activity. Continue to develop and share approaches to maintain high standards of data collection and information quality Continue to develop and share effective approaches to study management Support the implementation of Compassion in Practice Improved awareness Raise the profile and share the benefits of having an effective Clinical Research Nurse workforce to key stakeholders, including Industry Describe the relationship between good clinical research nursing and high quality, ethical and effective clinical research Demonstrate how engagement in clinical research leads to improvements in care, practice and skills

Develop and share key insights from the clinical research relationship to improve services Continue to develop and share approaches to gaining patient consent Improve access to research opportunities Support the development of patient, carer and public involvement and engagement Actively use understanding from patient feedback of their research experience to inform service development Ensure that the research experience is a feature of patient reported outcomes when reviewed Model and share best practice with colleagues Provide system leadership concerning issues to do with consent and information sharing Identify opportunities to promote awareness of clinical research Support the activities associated with international clinical trials day Work with PCPIE colleagues to develop research literacy in our communities Use technology to develop innovative ways of engaging with diverse and hard to reach communities

Ensure individual NIHR supported nurses have a professional development plan, a clear supervisory arrangement and access to skills development activity Continue to develop and share approaches to maintain high standards of data collection and information quality Support the implementation of Compassion in Practice Continue to develop and share effective approaches to study management Expectation of access to development embedded in NIHR CRN operating and outcomes framework. Good practice models identified and shared Directory of developmental opportunities easily available Mentor and coaching list available in localities Establishing a regional learning and development network for clinical research nursing Identify opportunities for technology to be used to best effect Identify and share best practice in information storage and sharing Contribute actively to local implementation plans Prioritise strategically and locally action areas two and three Identify and share tools and best practices Continue to identify and implement the use of new technologies to support study management Engage with industry colleagues to ensure effective collaborations

Raise the profile and share the benefits of having an effective Clinical Research Nurse workforce to key stakeholders Describe the relationship between good clinical research nursing and high quality, ethical and effective clinical research Demonstrate how engagement in clinical research leads to improvements in care Develop a targeted communication strategy with links to the 6C’s Describe the workforce attributes of clinical research nurses from fundamental to specialist practice Develop and write case studies for use by the media and key NIHR strategic leaders Work actively with research leaders to describe the impact of clinical research nurses work on NIHR goals Showcase at main stream nursing conferences the work of clinical research nurses. Identify and rapidly share best practice examples in our own networks.

Leadership and Succession Career opportunities and pathways Demonstrating impact Caseload recognition and management

 Proposal to establish a workgroup in each of the theme areas  Each workgroup to develop a two year proposal/action plan for taking forward the area  Link to series of web and locality based activities  Activity supports strategic priorities