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Clinical Research Learning Institute

Communities and peer support · By NEALS (opens in a new tab)

Free training for people with ALS and carers on how clinical research works, whose graduates become research ambassadors advising trials.

    ↗ Open Clinical Research Learning Institute on NEALS’s site (opens in a new tab)

    A short programme run by the ALS clinical research network NEALS that explains how trials are designed, run and judged, so that people with ALS can take part with confidence and help shape studies. Graduates join a network of research ambassadors who advise trial teams. Free; applications open each year.

    Who it is for
    People with ALS/MND, Carers and family
    Where it works
    Anywhere
    How you reach it
    Website, In person
    Who can use it
    People living with ALS and their carers

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