clinical research

2018 Award-Winners

• The 2018 Clinical Research Award was presented by the Jury to the project: 

Low-dose CT for the diagnosis of pneumonia in elderly patients: a prospective, interventional cohort study

2017 Award-Winners

 9th Annual Clinical Research Day and Award

Friday, 13 May 2016, 1:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Opéra RoomOpéra BuildingHUG - Site Cluse-Roseraie

Free admission

1:00 p.m. Awarding of diplomas for 2014-2015 and previous year graduates of the “Patient-Oriented Clinical Research” CAS/DAS Prof. Thomas Perneger, Dr. Angèle Gayet-Ageron, Methodological Support Unit of the Clinical Research Centre

2016

Louis-Jeantet “Translational Research” Grants

The aim of these grants is to fund projects that involve both a clinical research group (HUG) and a basic research group (Faculty of Medicine, UNIGE). From among the 17 projects submitted for the 2016 call for proposals, below is the list of the award-winners for the 3 projects approved by the Clinical Research Centre’s Scientific Board on 1 June 2016.

The Faculty of Medicine and Geneva University Hospitals support research by funding two types of projects:

• Projects that are primarily (though not exclusively) aimed at beginning researchers, limited to 1 year and around CHF 50,000, are part of HUG’s research and development projects with biannual calls for proposals on 31 March and 30 September. 
• Projects for advanced researchers can be submitted to a call for proposals once each year. 

Based on the same principle as Core Facilities of the Faculty of Medicine, the University-Hospital Clinical Research Centre’s mandate is to provide specialist services geared towards clinical research for the entire scientific community. As such, statisticians, computer analysts, nurses, clinical research associates, etc. are available to anyone who uses the Centre.

See: 

Most useful links

• Swiss Clinical Trial Organisation (SCTO) 
• GCP-ICH Directives for Good Clinical Practice 
• secuTrial© 

• UniGE: Research Data / Données de recherche www.unige.ch/researchdata/

Sharing/preserving your study data

• Bulletin 29 – June 2016 
• Bulletin 16 – March 2013
• Bulletin 9 – March 2011   

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The sponsor and/or investigator will meet with our team to discuss their protocol and potential possibilities that best meet their needs and the organisation of their study. Various services will be offered, keeping the available budget in mind. Please note that the best time to complete this planning step is before the study protocol is finalised and submitted to the Ethics Committee.

• Bulletin 33 - June 2017 - Clinical Data Management Tailored to Every Budget