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Life has fundamentally shifted for everyone since we learned about COVID-19 and the year has been frequently (and fairly) referred to as ‘unprecedented’. As we mark this unusual anniversary it offers an important opportunity to reflect on how it has affected us and what we have learned from it.

World Health Day is an opportunity to reflect and consider the global health environment and this year the WHO’s focus is on building a fairer, healthier world for everyone. The importance of this day is extenuated following the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has united scientists and the global community in the fight against this deadly virus, but has also served to highlight the extreme disparities that exist in basic global healthcare worldwide.

You wouldn’t board a flight with an unlicensed pilot? You wouldn’t drive a car without insurance? Why would you entrust your clinical research in someone who hasn’t proven and safeguarded their capabilities? Don’t Risk It!

Quality is the backbone of the clinical research industry, and IAOCR is dedicated to upholding and driving the industry to adhere to the highest quality standards. Whilst doing so, IAOCR necessarily remains independent, in order to ensure a suitable degree of impartiality, however in spite of this it remains important to be in constant dialogue and listen to the industry.