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<p>Since publication of the Future of Clinical Research Delivery, we have developed
early versions of several products as part of the Find, Recruit and Follow-up Service,
to deliver secure data enabled study feasibility and recruitment within established
governance and legal requirements, across England and other parts of the United Kingdom.</p><p>
</p><p>These products include: NHS England’s DigiTrials self-service feasibility tool,
which identifies suitable locations for studies by establishing where the largest
groupings of eligible people are based; NHS England’s DigiTrials recruitment service,
which is currently in its second phase of pilots and will enable the National Health
Service to more easily approach patients about research relevant to them; the Medicines
and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency’s Clinical Research Practice Datalink, which
allows participating general practices to identify potentially eligible patients for
relevant studies more easily; and the Be Part of Research registry, which allows people
to proactively register their interest in participating in research.</p><p> </p><p>These
tools have been developed to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the clinical
research process, and also improve our ability to widen access to research opportunities,
increase the resilience and sustainability of the healthcare system, and reduce the
burden on the NHS workforce.</p>
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