The treatment of kidney failure

Can you have a say in research?

The NHS is working towards involving people more actively in the process of deciding priorities for its research.

If you would like to know how you could get involved, or find out more contact:

  • The Standing Group on Consumers in NHS Research Help for Health Trust

    Highcroft
    Romsey Road
    Winchester
    Hampshire
    SO22 5DH

    Telephone: 01962 849079.

    Other useful contacts:


    Consumers for Ethics in Research (CERES)

    The Standing Group on Consumers in NHS Research
    PO Box 1365
    London
    N16 0BW

CERES have produced a leaflet called "Medical Research and YOU" which lists the questions people may want to ask before they make an informed choice about becoming involved as a "subject" of research. Single copies of the leaflet are free.

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