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Clinical Infection Research Group Edinburgh

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Clinical Infection Research Group Edinburgh is a collaborative organisation bringing together researchers from across NHS Lothian, University of Edinburgh, and our partners further afield in healthcare, academia, and industry.

OUR LATEST NEWS

CIRG new publication

New CIRG Paper

Congratulations to CIRG members, Anna Gordon and Claire Mackintosh, on their recent publication

CIRG new publication

New Journal Article Published

Congratulations to our former research fellow Alexandria Chung and Clinical Director of RIDU Claire Mackintosh on their recent publication on addressing the needs of people who inject drugs

CIRG Hiring

JOIN THE TEAM

We are now looking for our Clinical Research Fellow for 2025-2026 !!

OUR ANNUAL REPORTS

We report annually on the Clinical Infection Research Group’s activity which goes from strength to strength.

OUR KEY AIMS

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To develop research capacity within the infection medicine specialities

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To maximise synergies between the NHS and University and foster joint research between both groups

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To develop and maintain a single register of Clinical Infection Research in Lothian

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To identify priority areas for research, building on existing strengths and future ambitions

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To provide an administrative framework to help support clinical infection research

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To establish and promote the profile of the CIRG

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To support junior clinician scientists in the advance of their research careers

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To foster links for infection researchers within and outwith Edinburgh

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To provide financial governance to allow ongoing funding for nursing and administrative support, utilizing existing NHS Lothian support structures and specialty specific capacity

GET INVOLVED

Get in touch if you have any questions about our research, if you’d like to get involved with a project, or to join the volunteer register.

 
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