United Kingdom research governance strategy

doi:10.1136/bmj.328.7430.49-b

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Reforming clinical research and development in England

Richard Sullivan, head, clinical programmes (richard.sullivan@cancer.org.uk)

Cancer Research UK, London WC2A 3PX

EDITOR—The National Cancer Research Institute does not set the research strategies of its partners, as Kerrison et al say.1 They also do not grasp its mission, which is to double the number of patients entering cancer clinical trials by 2005 (a target it has already surpassed).

They suggest that the formal research networks in cancer were set up as a result of the outcomes of the Pharmaceutical Industry Competitiveness Taskforce. The institute was created …