Research study recruitment success

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More than 300 people were recruited to ground-breaking research studies last year thanks to the hard work of Walsall staff.Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust launched its Faculty of Research and Clinical Education (FORCE) on International Clinical Trials Day in May 2020.This week, to mark International Clinical Trials Day (20 May ), staff will

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