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A Programmers Perspective: Team database

SITU go to The Society of Clinical Trials virtual conference

Tricks of working from home part 1: How to stay active?

Describe your job in 5 words: Trial Manager Edition

SITU Apprentice, Teya Agnese, co-hosts the Oxfordshire Apprenticeship Awards 2021

My life as a study volunteer

Today is International Clinical Trials Day. Patricia Logullo talks about her experience as both a trials participant and researcher

Q&A with the newest addition to the SITU team: Part 5

Update from the Building Site

The accelerated set up of the new Clinical Research Facility.

COVID vaccines made simple

Katja Simon explains the difference between COVID vaccines and how they work.

From Structural Design to Cotton Wool Balls

The logistics of setting up a new Clinical Research Facility for early phase/experimental research.

How trials units can use online resources to communicate with hospital sites during a pandemic

Diary of a business administration apprentice: National Apprenticeships Week 2021 (#NAW2021)

How to gain the right skill-set to advance in your career as a personal assistant

How to win at Twitter

Q&A with the newest additions to the SITU team: Part 4

Good news from Zimbabwe

Chris Lavy gives us an update on the CURE Children's Hospital of Zimbabwe.

The truth about Microsoft Teams: Part 2

A year of blogging: Creators Edition

The SITU team says goodbye and farewell to the year... 2020

"You are on mute!" (But hopefully not for much longer)

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