Canada’s Alliance for Excellence in Clinical Research
National Voice
Position N2 as a National Voice for Clinical Research in Canada
Alliance
Shepherd a National Clinical Research Alliance
Advocate
Advocate for Peak Performance and Quality Outcomes in Clinical Research
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N2’s COVID-19 Webinar Series: Register for the Next Webinar
You are invited to N2's Next COVID-19 Webinar on July 7th! Against Pandemic Research Exceptionalism Speaker: Jonathan Kimmelman, PhD James McGill professor STREAM Research Group Director, Biomedical Ethics Unit Department of Social Studies of Medicine July 7, 2020...
Submit your COVID-19 related questions for Health Canada by Friday!
To make sure the questions relate to COVID-19 and not the Guide 100 or other Health Canada issues on COVID-19 questions already addressed by the COVID-19 guide, Health Canada would like us to collect questions in advance. We have not received any questions to date, so...
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Our membership has allowed us to learn from successes in other provinces, implement new ideas, keep abreast of new developments in the Canadian clinical trials landscape, and network with other clinical research groups faced with similar challenges and opportunities.
It is well worth attending the two-day Annual General Meetings and with each successive AGM, you can see and hear how N2 is growing by leaps and bounds and likewise the enthusiasm and volunteerism exhibited at the meetings, all of which makes for relevant and informative discussions.
Through their outreach to various stakeholders, N2 partnership definitely gives Canada an edge and helps us, the pharmaceutical industry, to continue to attract and leverage the implementation of clinical trials in Canada; ensuring a high level of quality and compliance.
Being a member of N2 has provided us with the opportunity to develop collaborative working relationships with clinical research organizations across Canada. These networking opportunities have helped us to streamline processes, share and create resources, and learn from other clinical research experts’ experiences.