How to run a study
We welcome applications from clinicians and researchers to carry out surveillance on rare childhood diseases. We explain eligibility and funding, patient and public involvement and the application process. We also run an annual bursary for trainees to run a study.
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Introduction to running a study
In this section you will find out information regarding how to run a BPSU study including patient involvement, research using health records, and eligibility and funding.
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Application process to run a study
The application process to apply to conduct a surveillance study through the BPSU is outlined below in this section. There are two parts to the application process, and this will be thoroughly reviewed by the Scientific Committee.
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Patient and public involvement (PPI)
We ensure that PPI is is embedded in our work, ensuring that investigators have the tools to include PPI in their research.
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Sir Peter Tizard Research Bursary
Each year we invite trainee paediatricians and newly qualified consultants planning a surveillance study through the British Paediatric Surveillance Unit (BPSU) to apply for this bursary. The successful applicant receives a fully funded slot on the BPSU Orange Card and a stipend towards their training needs.
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