Building Collaborations as an Approach to Conducting R&D in the NHS: Clinical Trace Metals Research
Chris Harrington from the SAS Trace Element Laboratory, Berkshire and Sussex Pathology Services, talks about his career in trace element detection. Chris works across the clinical and academic sectors and this talk will be of particular interest to anybody who wants to work across these sectors. Request to join the Healthcare Science Network by emailing [email protected]. This presentation was recorded as part of the HCS Talks series on 16th April 2025. HCS Talks Programme Team: Sania Khan, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust Hazel Redmond, NHS Kent and Medway ICB Mark Knight, NHS Kent and Medway ICB Intro and outro sequences by Luke Orchard Original Lunchtime Talks series designed and hosted by Sonali Malomo, NHS Kent and Medway ICB
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