Significance and structure of clinical research in the UK: an introduction for gastroenterology and hepatology nurses
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The authors aim to highlight the significance and structure of the clinical research landscape in the UK, particularly for gastroenterology and hepatology nurses, and to promote greater nurse engagement in research activities. This introductory article seeks to clarify the clinical trials infrastructure in the UK and outlines the efforts of a working group to facilitate educational initiatives that encourage nurses to participate in clinical research relevant to their practice.
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