The ICR Ethics & GCP forum is the ICR's flagship event attracting a combined audience of over 500 delegates. The secret of its success is the dedication of the Team that plan the content of each forum. The Forum is held twice a year, once in Spring and the second in Autumn. This major Clinical Research Forum is one that should not be missed with regular speakers from The HRA, NIHR, and the MHRA . All the speakers give their time for free . 

Presentations from the Ethics & GCP Forum held on 29th March 2022

Welcome Presentation

MHRA Update - Dr Kirsty Wydenbach

Update on HRA Approval and HRA Activity - Jen Harrison

Collaboration for Success, the UK COVID-19 Vaccination Programme - Dr Jasmin Kee

NIHR Study Support Services - Karl Davidson

Investigator-Led Studies including COV-Boost - Yvanne Enever

Key GCP Updates - Trish Parry

Regulatory Updates

Webinar Recordings

Welcome Presentation 

MHRA Update - Dr Kirsty Wydenbach

Update on HRA Approval and HRA Activity - Jen Harrison

Collaboration for Success, the UK COVID-19 Vaccination Programme - Dr Jasmin Kee

NIHR Study Support Services - Karl Davidson

Investigator-Led Studies including COV-Boost - Yvanne Enever

Key GCP Updates - Trish Parry

A few words from Joan Perou

Presentations from the Ethics & GCP Forum held on 14th December 2021

Welcome Presentation

MHRA Update - Dr Kirsty Wydenbach

Update on HRA Activity - Jen Harrison

Remote Consent - Ethical Considerations - Dr Simon Kolstoe

Impact of Brexit on Medical Device Regulations - Keith Summerhayes

NIHR Collaboration Across the NHS, Social Care and Research - Lorraine Fincham & Tanya Turgoose

GCP Updates - Janice Hedgecock & Stuart Harris

Webinar Recordings 

Welcome Presentation

MHRA Update - Dr Kirsty Wydenbach

Update on HRA Activity - Jen Harrison

Remote Consent - Ethical Considerations - Dr Simon Kolstoe

Impact of Brexit on Medical Device Regulations - Keith Summerhayes

NIHR Collaboration Across the NHS, Social Care and Research - Lorraine Fincham & Tanya Turgoose

GCP Updates - Janice Hedgecock & Stuart Harris

About the Ethics and GCP Forums

For over 20 years the Institute of Clinical Research has been proud to support the Ethics & GCP Forums as they strive to bring up to date, hot of the press news from the HRA, MHRA and speakers. The Ethics and GCP Forums are led and organised totally by volunteers who give their time freely, with The Institute playing a supportive administrative role.  

We often receive feedback that talks about various aspects of the varied Venues that we use. The Secretariat does it’s upmost to ensure the environment in which the Ethics & GCP Forum is held are as comfortable as is possible. Please be aware that we, that the ICR Secretariat have little or no control over the following

• Microphones and AV
• Environmental conditions (Both internally and externally)
• Food and catering.

 Pre course questionnaires

These are vital to the smooth running of day. We endeavour to pass your questions to the relevant speakers and any dietary requirements to the Venues Catering Team.

 What happens to my feedback forms?

 These are immediately scanned by the Secretariat upon our return to the office and emailed to the Forums committees. An executive summary is prepared and again sent onto the members of the committees

Based on the feedback the committees plan the next Ethics & GCP Forum.

• Dates are set
• Speakers are approached
• An agenda is set

Each Ethics & GCP Forum closes with an up to the minute summary of the changes that have or will be taking place  prepared and presented by the Team. A light buffet lunch is available to delegates

Over the years the Forum has covered such topics as Trial Master Files , Putting Humans at the centre of compliance and quality, Clinical Trial Controversies , Changes in R&D Approval, , Ethical issues on determining the true consequences of research and seeking fair consent , The New costing template for NHS research  

The Ethics & GCP Forum continues to strive to deliver up to date information on what is happening.

• Keep up to date with current ethical and clinical research issues
• Learn about new industry and regulatory initiatives
• Hear key industry figures speak about their specialist fields
• Network with fellow clinical research professionals.

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