c4c is about to launch the second periodic edition of the PAEDIATRIC GCP BASIC ONLINE TRAINING COURSE. It will be available to the c4c network’s clinical site staff and healthcare professionals involved in the c4c funded clinical trials. Access to this second edition will be prioritised for the participants to the not-for-profit c4c PoV CTs…
The COVID-19 outbreak is increasingly impacting Europe and several other countries worldwide. With many countries undertaking restrictive measures on their citizens to contain the spread of the virus. c4c continues to be operational during the COVID-19 outbreak. We are currently assessing the impacts of this outbreak on the project and the network. The safety and wellbeing of all those who…
Check out the new c4c video – From the patient’s side – aiming to inform the public about the c4c network and how patients and their families can contribute. “At c4c we are working to give a voice to children, young people and families in research and YOU have much to say. Help us to…
The fourth National Hub meeting hosted by POLPEDNET took place in Warsaw, Poland on 5 and 6 February 2020. This meeting offered the opportunity for National Hubs to come together and share progress in their own country’s National Hubs, challenges faced and overcome, share learning and find out more about activities within the c4c project. The…
c4c Multi-Stakeholder Meeting on Child Psychiatry 16-17 April 2020 Brussels, Belgium conect4children is delighted to announce that the first c4c Multi-Stakeholder Meeting will take place in Brussels, Belgium from 16 – 17 April 2020. Multi-Stakeholder Meetings (MSM) have been established with the aim of facilitating dialogue and providing an opportunity for relevant stakeholders to openly…
c4c seeks young patients, parents/caregivers and healthcare professionals to understand their reasons for participating in a clinical trial.
Following the successful launch of the GCP training in 2019 and a successful first edition of a new online course – Involving children and young patients and families’ in designing clinical research – c4c will shortly be launching the second edition of this popular course. This course is available to Principal Investigators and Patient and…
In c4c, we are thrilled to share the recent article from the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) on how to make clinical trials more kid-friendly. This article highlights the importance of involving children and young people in the design and development of clinical trials, and includes first-hand experience from Joana Claverol, a member of the c4c PPI cross-cutting…
“Better medicines for babies, children and young people” is the ambitious aim of c4c. To realize this goal the project must first develop a pan-European, paediatric clinical trial network, and provide a wealth of support, tools and resources to build the infrastructure to deliver more efficient and effective paediatric clinical trials. The c4c consortium has…
Following the successful launch of the GCP training earlier this year, c4c will shortly be launching a new online course – Involving children and young patients and families’ in designing clinical research. This course is available to principle investigators and Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) liaisons in National Hubs, to support the inclusion of children…