Getting involved in Research (04 Dec 2025)
In this episode of Consultant Conversations, Dr Luke Yates explores getting involved in research as a consultant with Professor Terry Quinn.
In this episode of Consultant Conversations, Dr Luke Yates explores getting involved in research as a consultant with Professor Terry Quinn. As a seasoned academic, Professor Quinn has held various leadership and educator roles in clinical research, and shares top tips for those new to research (and those keen to get back involved), including educational and development opportunities, funding opportunities, who to speak to for support and advice, and more.
Professor Terry Quinn is David Cargill Chair of Geriatric Medicine at the University of Glasgow and is Honorary Consultant Physician in Stroke and Geriatric Medicine. Professor Quinn has a broad research portfolio, with core research interests in trial methodology, functional assessment, and neuropsychological consequences of cardiovascular disease. He has published extensively on topics relating to stroke, cognition and test accuracy, and is Principal Investigator for a number of studies. Learn more: Terry Quinn - University of Glasgow
Dr Luke Yates is a member of RCPE's Recently Appointed Consultants' Committee (RAC) and a Consultant Physician in NHS Lanarkshire.
Links
NIHR Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Course
NIHR Research skills e-learning
NIHR Research Delivery Network (RDN)
RCPE Event: Systematic Review and Meta-analysis Course
RCPE Event: Bridging NHS care with curiosity: clinical research unplugged
RCP NIHR position statement: Making research everybody’s business
Commercial clinical trials in the UK: the Lord O’Shaughnessy review - final report
Recording date: 5 November 2025
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