Structuring and Reviewing Contracts for Clinical Research

When

25 September 2024    
09:10 - 15:00
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Where

Online event
https://www.sbk-healthcare.co.uk/events/booking?Id=4632bp11ynhb869r7qem7s7ddq

This educational, online forum will tackle particular contract problems and advance understanding using case study-based course material. By reinforcing what the contract says, and delving into the detail of what that means, this interactive forum will deliver a practical understanding of the different types of contract.

  •  Examine the nuances of clinical research contracts and overview NHS indemnity
  •  Explore the suite of model contracts: what they cover and when to use them
  •  Share examples of common areas of negotiation and modifications, and avoiding classic pitfalls
  •  Gain a guide to Material Transfer Agreements
  •  Identify how to avoid disputes and safeguard your interests

View the full details here: SBK Healthcare (sbk-healthcare.co.uk)

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