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Catherine Chmiel, Safeguarding Lead for R&I sets out to raise awareness that safeguarding in everybody's business and discusses how and why it is important to report concerning behaviour.

As a clinician you get first-hand experience of the benefits, but also limitations, of existing treatments, and naturally identify questions that can often be answered through research. 

In this blog, Professor Charles Hay describes the need for a new approach and his thoughts on gene therapy as a potential cure for haemophilia.

Jean blogs about her career path and an update on the CityVerve COPD project, which aims to explore how IoT technology can help people with COPD to manage their own condition better.

Rainbow Clinic midwife, Louise Stephens, blogs about her experience on Haelo-run improvement science course, IS4L

Jane Taylor, Senior Clinical Research Nurse in Gastroenterology, blogs about research underway into Inflammatory Bowel Disease and her experience of being a research nurse.

Jane was forced to give up work due to lupus. After 10 years of being a Trustee for LUPUS UK she now leads patient involvement for MASTERPLANS study. She explain why research needs the patient voice.

Alex blogs about spreading the word about research at the Saint Mary's Hospital recruitment day in May.