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News - 25 March 2019

Two national coordinating centres at the National Institute for Health Research are currently looking for members of the public to join their national and regional committees.
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Two national coordinating centres at the National Institue for Health Research - the Central Commissioning Facility (CCF) and NIHR Evaluation, Trials and Studies Coordinating Centre (NETSCC) - are currently looking for members of the public to join one of the following national and regional committees.

The NIHR involves patients and members of the public in the work of the advisory committees that prioritise and recommend health and social care research applications for funding.

Deadline for applications: 1pm on Friday 26 April 2019

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