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Kelly Gleason has posted a very interesting Blog on the Clinfield site - follow the link here. She discusses an article published in Nursing Management in December 2013, describing the differences in the role of the Clincal Resrach Nurse in different countries.
 
Can you tell us more about what you do - what is understood by the role Clinical Research Nurse and who else is involved with Trial management in your country.

  • jobygeorge05 Joby George 21 Jun 2014

    Thanks for the team for initiating a wonderful topic,I've read the blog,

    According to me,Clinical Research nurses are specialized nurses tends to combine the role of a nurse and a researcher in order to provide better outcomes in health care scenario through better evidence based practice and knowledge based practice.In country like india,Apart from nurses,there are principal investigators,coordinators,clinical trial managers,team lead,statistician ,ethics coordinators,are the key personnel's involved in the trial management in our country.
    Love to hear more about research nurses across globe.

    Regards,

    Joby George,RN
    India.